Debating War Power in National Assembly of France
Wednesday May 19 Parisian intelligence reports the National Assembly debating whether the King or the Assembly should declare war and make peace. Key speakers include Praflin, Robert, Harambure, Clermont Tounere, Rewbet, Maury, St Fargeau, Bouinard, Montesquion, and Montauban volunteers, with a decree approving Bourdeaux forces and requesting royal orders for peace in Montauban.
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London dispatch reports Madrid plot and Indian campaign
London sources reveal Basilico due, Spain braces for war with six ships and frigates sailing West Indies. News from Constantinople notes Hassan Pacha’s death and Divan efforts to mend losses. Tippoo Sahib’s raid in Travancore repulsed as Lally rumored to join. Indiaman Goddard runs ashore near Brixton. passengers include Madras councilman Cafham and officers. General Horne dies aboard voyage.
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Press fears and violence in Brussels incident
A letter from Madame Dubuiffon to Mr H Van der Noor recounts armed volunteers forcing entry to her chamber two days after she was confined. They searched her rooms, looted belongings, and injured her. she died from the brutal treatment, highlighting coercive acts against writings and press restrictions.
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News in Brief from London and Abroad
The page reports on Colonel Gardner delivering credentials to Congress and the Court of London, with hopes of eventual recognition of independence. It notes the Duchess of Devonshire's delivery of a son, the appointment of Edward Pellew to command the Salisbury, and Sardinia arming. extensive East India post letters. It recounts a naval incident with the Rebecca and TrabeHa, a fatal apoplectic death of Mr. Warren, a Bedford Archdeacon visitation praising Pitt, a self-inflicted death in the Master-Master-General’s office, three marriages at Houghton le Spring and Watling Street, a burial in Holborn, and maritime arrivals and sailings including Pontborn and Mary roskruge.
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The Rivals and The Quaker in Covent Garden Shows
Fragmentary OCR note lists evening performances including The Rivals with No Sonz No Supper and The Lisinets with The Quaker at Covent Garden, along with All for Love and The Harmonic Festival and Rosa. Also mentions The Crusade with Captais Cook in the same period.
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