Parisian Intelligence National Assembly Debates Pensions
The National Assembly rejects Geneva’s donation of 900000 livres and debates pension arrears. Sens citizens seek permission to lay a stone for a river project with a pyramid inscribed with deputies names. M. d Harambure reports pensions totaling thirty nine million livres and proposes reforms. Prudhomme, the stabber, is found to be an unstable older man and jailed for a suspected self harm attempt.
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National Assembly
Geneva
Sens
Onge
M. d’Harambure
Committee of Finance
M. Prudon
Prudhomme
Hotel de Ville
Marquis de la Fayette
Royal Levee and Court Movements at St James's
London reports describe a noon departure from Windsor to Buckingham Palace followed by a one o'clock levee at St James's with the Prince of Wales and senior nobility. A council sat briefly after the levee, audiences continued into the afternoon, and planning for winter relocation to the Queen's house was noted.
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Windsor
Bukingham-house
St. James's
Royal
Prince of Wales
Duke of Orleans
Duke of Devonshire
Cholmondeley
Courtoun
Carlisle
Harcourt
Lord Willoughby
Lord Amherst
Goldstick
Buckingham House
St. James’s
Viscount Boyne
Earl of Abercorn
Queen’s
Kew
Lord Herbert
Chapel Royal
Sty. James
Earl of Westmoreland
Dublin
Alewtio
France
England
Duke of Dorset
baGnefs
Duke of Clarence
Board of Admiralty
Ghert
Haig
Pthall
Bruffels
Ghent
Bruffus
Gh Rit
Smith Field
Catharine Wright
George Gardiner
Burrywloch
Edinburgh
Willian Glozp
John Gloag
Merchant-street
Janet Robertson
Catharine Holees
Solomon Holmes
Thorp
Smyrna
Juno
Kennedy
Lithon
Friends
Patterson
Liverpool
Charlotte
Bethel
Portmouth
Asia
Chrisfal
Downs
Geneva
Margaret
Carr
Havre-de-grace
Political turbulence across Europe and London developments
Reports detail naval and political shifts from Brussels to Paris and Vienna including the Lord High Admiral succession, Danish, Prussian, and Turkish affairs, unrest in Bohemia Hungary and Warsaw, and a Paris mayoral inquiry. Notable notes cover Prince Augustus in Florence, English observers in Ghent, and market signals from New York and London.
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Board of Admiralty
Alfred
John
Prince George of
Denmark
Thamas Earl of Pembroke
Lord Pembroke
Great Britain
Prince George
Burchet
Liege
M.M. Chestret
Fabre
National Guard
Strasbourg
Bohemia
Hungary
United States
Brussels
M. Vandernoot
Breda
Chenotis
Nantz
Cape Francois
St. Domingo
France
Warsaw
Prussia
Lithuania
Holland
Vienna
Europe
Hotel de Ville
Paris
Thas
Marquis de Fayras
Marais de la Fayette
Morel
Naslonal
Burgundy
Toteen
Theatrical listings at Covent Garden and Drury Lane
Yesterday and this evening feature Much Ado About Nothing at Drury Lane The Island of St Marguerite The Haunted Tower Harlequin's Frolicks The Farmer The Follies of a Day and Harlequin's Chaplets The Clandestine Marriage with Harlequin's Chaplet at Covent Garden and Drury Lane with several repertory pieces on offer.
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Drury» Lane
Island of
Harlequin
Covent Garden
Halequin
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Italy
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Malaga
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Mahon
Spain
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Bourdeaux
Marseilles
Erith
Prince of Wales’s Regiment
Manchester
Madras
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Bengal
Edwards
Suailes
Lord Wycombe
Madrid
Petersburgh
Malone
Shakespeare
Romney
Isaac Newton
Fitzroy
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Islington
Paddington
Fitzroy-street
Great Titchfield-street
Southampton Square
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Warburtonian
J. Rew
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William Radcliffe
Oriel College
Oxford
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Royal Exchange