French Assembly Debates Pondicherry Policy and Parliaments
Reading from the National Assembly, M Monneron urged renewed French reach in Asia. Pondicherry should be defended with 5600 troops, costing three million livres, and duties on Indian goods could raise 2.5 million livres with territorial revenues at 800,000. The decree’s four articles were adjourned. The piece also notes prints, executions, and public notices amid a tumultuous Paris scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Monneron
National Assembly
Jiaft- Indies
Pondicherry
France
Bourbon
Tippoo-Sultan
M. Manneron
Didot
Hotel de Ville
Palais
la Bagoche
Chamber of Vacations
Parliament of
Paris
Vennis
Versailles
National
Ddarch
de Prefundis
É&C
Vezoul
M. de Quincy
Besancon
Vézoul
M. Bonne Lavardin
Maid of
Orleans
Palais Royal
Aretia
St. Thomas’s Church
Goffee
Clerigs
Poland Faces Uncertain Succession and Diet Delays
Warsaw reports an extraordinary moment as Poland struggles with fundamental laws and the throne’s succession. No foreign interference is noted, and several Diet fittings pass without decisive action while Universals are issued for provincial Pietines on November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Naval Movements and Diplomatic Dispatches Across Europe
Dispatches report changes in naval routes with ships bound for Norway or kept armed, a Russian squadron escorting transport vessels and recovering stores, and Baron Sprengporten returning to Frant after wounds. Hungary to crown Charles VI at Presbourg by November 15. Austrian troop movements and Liege affairs debated. Franconian circle regulates 17,000 troops. Cadiz receives ships from Lima and Trinity Land with coffers and coffee. Danzig and Poland discuss a commerce treaty with Prussia, touching tolls, Forden port, inland trade, and potential fixed duties.
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Timacheff
Sweden
Baron Sprengporten
Frant
Dantzick
Poland
Pruffié
Berlin
Wig
Forden
Danitzick
Ignes
Prussia
Dagtzick
London Telegrams on Kaisers Peace Efforts and Turmoil
The latest London mail reports Emperor’s disapproval of Kaunitz action and pledge to honor Berlin engagements, while unrest in Germany grows from misinterpreted armistice signals. Notes on naval movements, health of the Empress, and potential French upheaval hint at shifting European diplomacy and a possible convoy decision for merchants.
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Holland
Prussia
Frankfort
Prince de Kaunitz
Berlin
Kaunitz
Germany
Ausitria
Earl of Chatham
Portsmouth
Corinth
Emprése
Porte
Sixtus
England
Gren- Ville
St. James’s Square
Paris
Pitt
Duke of Leeds
Wedneday Jal
Madrid
France
Turin
Alps
Switzerland
Lyons
Grenoble
Dauphiné
Proclamation and Tax Steps Amid War Anxiety in the States
The States issued a proclamation denying terms with Leopold and vowing liberty. They call for fresh taxes to fund their army, with Bruges at thirty million gilders and Ghent at fifty million, locals taxed by consequence. A Cap of Liberty was ordered for the Town-hall, and the church ceremony for fallen soldiers drew tears and grand ceremonial observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostend
Qert
Leopold
Offend
Bruges
Ghent
Congress
France and Britain in upheaval and world plans
Spain reports hostilities with the Moors while the United States contemplates territorial purchases in the East Indies to rival great powers. War Office lists 8390 men boarding for overseas service. French capital shows turmoil as Robespierre era figures fade. Noteworthy notes include Adams Smith’s manuscripts, Robertson’s Asia history, Calonne and Burke broadsides, and Stanhope’s stance. A royal anniversary holiday affects offices and banks. News also records the arrival of Admiral Milbank’s ship and local births and marriages in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Congress of the United States of A
East Indies
War Office
West Indies
Bailly
Mirabeau
Orleans
Fayette
Laftly
Adam. Smith
Seat. Robertson
Asia
Scotland
de Calonne
Mr. Burke
Jesty
Bank
Stack Exchange
Salisbury
Admiral Milbank
Portsmouth
Jonathan Green
Exeter
The Clandestine Marriage at Covent Garden bill
The advertisement lists Drury Lane programming for this evening: The Clandestine Marriage followed by The Romp at Covent Garden. Also shows The Man of the World with The Provocation, and The Conscious Lovers with The Sultan in tonight’s lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury-Lane
Covent-Carden
Ships News in Brief from Do hig Mi Dictator and Allies
Fragmented wire story lists ships and figures such as Admiral Sir Richard King and the Dreadnought, with scattered place names like Gravesend Guernsey Virginia Calais and Stockholm. Reads as a partial shipping news digest with unclear context and multiple typos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Sir Ruchard King
Gravesend
Friends
Guernsey
Dansiay Ecos Weldon
Adona
Princess Royal
Preston
Clermont
Price of Stocks and Bonds in Varied Percentages and Terms
A fragmented stock page lists Bank, Navy, and India stock figures with varied percentages and fractions such as 3 percent, 11 percent, and 7 16ths. It includes references to Exchequer Bills, India Scrape, and Tontine notes with scattered dates and prices like 1726 and 2779, reflecting a busy, numbers heavy market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
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Genenat Evewins Post
Parisia Intelligence
Waris
National Assembl Gook
Vert
Cupid
M. Defilles
Nancy
le Breton
Copenhagen
Sgrt
Norway
Vienn
Hungary
Buda
Presbourg
Charles the
Maria Theresa
Leopold de Laflolaye
Segisfold
Franconia
Ramberg
Egra
Low Countries
Coust de Stubenberg
Aichtedt
Liege
Baron Dé Stein
Mentz
Cadiz
Lima
Trinity Land
London
Shipsnews
Lion-Inn
Wem
Shropshire
Traverfegy
Kendal
Fyee
W. Righardsson
Royal Saint London
Avas
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