Long-awaited Courier from Berain Returns from Front
Reports from Ber Aing describe General Lagdebn meeting and a Prussian Court peace tilt. Contingent terms would redraw borders including Wallachia Moldavia and Belgrade plus Transylvania passes. Russia to acknowledge Sweden's sovereignty, return Bessarabia and Bender, while keeping Crimea and Oczakow. Brussels notes Vienna envoy bringing fresh peace proposals, while Belgian unrest and mass arrests surge in Brussels city. Paris reports army unrest and mutinies across Provence Flanders and Douay. Liege describes clashes between Patriotic and Aristocratic factions. Brabant forces claim Austrian defeats with thousands killed. Haftir clashes cited as ongoing.
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England
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Moldavia
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Berlin
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Bohemia
Paris
Provence
Flanders
Baron de Tott
Douay
Switzerland
National Assembly
Liege
St. ‘Rand
Patriotic Party
de Chenee
Rechfort
Luxemburgh
Haftir
Taite’s Wedding Letters Describe Near Namur Gate
Letters recount Taite’s marriage plans with Bek at St Barbe near Namur gates, noting the wedding location described in defensive terms and the setting by the fortifications.
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Barbe
Namur
King dissolves Parliament and winds to Windsor visit
From Windsor King arrives at St James's Levee amid slim attendance. Council later dissolves Parliament and calls a new one. Mentions Earl of Chatham and other nobility, along with assorted naval and colonial notices. Also records marriages deaths and a Bombay death aboard the East India Company's service ship.
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Canterbury
Camden
Chatham
Earl of Chatham
Porte
Calabinga
Wichin
Prince of Wales
Ramsey
London
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Daniel. Martin
Bristol
Africa
Dartmouth
Newfoundland
William and Mary
Field
Florence
Lucca
Queen Seet
Dublin
Earl of Aylesford
Parliament House
Jord Dover
St. James’s Church
Peter Marthall
Whitehaven
Cumberland
E. Marthall
James-street
Covent-garden
William Bowling
Piccadilly
Ann Clayton
Margaret-street
Cavendish-fare
Marybone Church
Edmund Cartwright
Elfham
Lincolnshire
Mus Kearney
Somerset-street
Portman-square
Maidstone
Benjamin Waterhouse
Westwell
Kent
Rethfay
James Logie
Bombay
Cape
Joseph Adderson
Drake
East-India Company
Spain
Madrid
Cadiz
Ste Chatiss
Philippine Company 3 3
Peyron
G. G- Jrng
J Robigson
Adelphi Society Meeting Adjourns to October
The Adelphi Society for Encoy Visagemneng of Aste Manufactures and Commerce held its latest session and adjourned to the fourth Wednesday in October. The May meeting approved premiums and bounties as recorded. Sir Watkin Lewes presided as vice president, delivering the session’s awards to the claimants amid many ladies and gentlemen in attendance.
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Society For the Encoy- Visagemneng
Aste, Manufactures
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Fuestey
Sefson
Watkin Lewes
Public Thanks and List of Society Members Read
The session read thanks to various givers for instruments and accounts. A long roll of names follows, listing noblemen and gentlemen elected as members since October, including the Earl of Shrewsbury and many others, with Samuel More as secretary.
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Earl of Shrewbury
Earl of Morton
Viscount Falmouth
Lord Hawkesbury
Lord Eardley
Edward Monckton
M. Py
Richard Chetwynd
Robert Lawley
Bart
Jfase Leatham
William Lewis
Charles Little
William Lloyd
Stephen Maberly
Joseph Malo
John Mather
Joseph Mayor
George Mercer
Anthony Merry
Daniel Mildred
Abraham Mills
Henry Mitt
William Moorcroft
Thomas Morison
Walter Mich. Moseley
George Nicol
Fred. Nicolay
Thomas Ogle
Arthur Onslow
William Packer
James Park
William Parkins
Society
Samuel More
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Richard Slater Milnes
John Morse
Fay
Joseph Cowlithan
Richard Lord Bishop of
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Edward Presgrave
William ‘Hayward
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Waite
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Thomas Noyes
William Dann
Joseph Senger
Mathew Quinn
Emma Smith
Feite Robert, Hunt
J. C. Lochee
the Prince of Wales
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G. Leshley
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Thomas Wilkinson
J. Steel
Marshall Lushmers
Mr. Happ
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Thomas Armstrong
Colin M’kenzie
James Bayley
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Thomas Dancer
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Cathew Gunn
Edward Allen
David Ball
David Batton
Joseph Benwell
Thomas Blunt
Francis Boddy
John Braithwaite
Alexander Brodie
Francis John Browne
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John Caldecott
William Carlon
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Daniel Beat Christie
Samuel Hands
Alexander Hendy
Homfray
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William Hood
Thomas Bowyer Hutch
John James
Joshua Jenour
Jesemiab I
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Christopher Paston
William Petrie
William Pinel
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R.B. O’reilly
Thomas Robinson
Samuel Roberts
John Sargeaunt
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Francesco Sastres
Sheffield
Richard Smith
John Soane
Harles Steer
Josiah Taylor
William Thompson
Thomas Thompson
Alex
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John Yaley
Gregory Wale
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