Royal Treasury Reports Crown Revenues and Expenses
From Warsaw and Stockholm reports dated August the Royal Treasury shows Crown revenue at 29,400,000 florins and expenses at 28,500,000 florins for the month. Ruffian ships from Svenksund show only 26 fit for service, the rest burned. Baron de Greven dies at 87 in Paris July 25. Venice and Holy See dispute a Po River dyke plan. settlement sought amicably.
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Stockholm
Svenksund
Pienna
St Pretbourg
Baron de Greven
Venice
Republic of Venice
Holy See
Errata
Vessels Depart and Arrivals in Downs and Gravesend
Ship Deal lists Flora and Augustus sailing for Philadelphia and Newfoundland while Dunmore bound for New Providence. Vanguard stays in the Downs with the fleet. Gravesend reports multiple ships passing by including Gray from Rotterdam and others from Petersburgh Stockholm Amsterdam Stettin Gottenburgh and Gottenburgh trade routes.
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Maughan
Benjamin
Elizabeth
Smith
Salus
Knaggs
Venus
Vickerman
Petersburgh
Ruby
Irvin
Stockholm
Genogen
Tunis
Amsterdam
Lioness
Stettin
Cottons
Gottenburgh
Royal visit and Paris politics feature in London dispatch
London reports describe the King Queen and Princesses receiving audiences at St James's with new chaplain Rev Keysall, while Paris notes warn of resistance to Neckar’s resignation and a plan for debt liquidation. Mutiny fears in Brest prompt a Patriot Commission and maritime projects loom for Swansea. A bench of judges fines the Asiatic Mirror editor. Whale oil cargo arrives. Harlow Bush Fair draws crowds. various crimes and robberies are recorded alongside marriages and deaths.
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St. James’s
Earl of Chatham
Mr. Grenville
Lord Hawkesbury
Kew
Keysall
Lascelles
Hisory
Greece
Ocen
Dornford
Lincoln’s Inn
Potter
Paris
Mons. Neckar
St. Cloud
National Assembly
Nancy
M. Bouillé
Nio Tite
Regiment de Chateauxvieux
M. de la Payette
National Guard
Hotel de Ville
Metz
Toul
Brest
Stoke’s Bay
Lucy
Dyer
Southern Whale Fishery
Elizabeth
Margaret
Cape of Good Hope
Friate
Rieu
Harlow Bush Common
Essex
Epping Forest
Barnet
Brighton
Lord
Lady Deerhurst
Lord Deerhurst
Elizabeth Smith
Hereford
Satill
Gloucesterflure
Hounslow
Byrchall
Union-street
Bishopsgate-street
Shooter’s Hill
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Szpr
France
Warsaw
S&s
London
Swansea
Paul Joddrell
Asiatic Mirror
Supreme Court
Spithead
St. George’s Church
Norwich
John Eliott
Lord. Eliott
Yorke
Charles Yorke
Earl of Hardwicke
St. Giles’s Church
Romaine Clarkson
Essex-street
Strand
Sophia Baker
St. James’s Church
Parker
Edward Hales
Ha'es-placé
Canterbury
Palmer
Duke-street
St. Jamies’s
George Annesley
Lord Valentia
Ann Courtenay
Viscount Courtenay
Chapel-street
Scot
Tho. Scott
Luck-Chapel
John Pallmer
Fenchurch-street
Néiddy Fe’inight
Bath
Joseph Smith
John Johnstoh
Bfg
Moulfey
Surrey
Barrington East Indiaman
St. Thomas’ S Hospital
R. Cline
Bartlet-Court
Hatton- Street
R. Marshal
Thaves-Inn
Osborn
Clarke
R. Osborn
Dr. Clarke
Queen-street
Golden Square
Great Windmill-Street
Chancery Lane
Fleetstreet
Hanover-s
Quare
Golden-square
Lande
A. B
Harper
Grosvenor-square
Free Grammar School
Manchester
Bull’s Head Inn
Shaw
Bull's Head
Ohmentwisle
Foxholes
Mr. Foxley
Leeds and Liverpool Canal
Douglas
Dale
King’s Arms
Waterfreet
Liverpool
James Herdin
Milileer
Doncaster
Bourdillon
Jong
Bourdillion
Piccadilly
Mage
Henry
John Hill
Lady Hill
Cannonstreet
Berkeley Square
London Gazette
W. Bacon
Oxford-street
Woolverton Farm
Lewes
Mackay
Lower Grosvenor Street
Cromford
Derby
Grace-church Street
Cormhill
Birmingham
William Holden
N. B. Haden
Fzasz
Westcot
Dorkingy
James Peters
Dorking
James
William Morley
Samuel Pinder
Turverry
Drury-laney
Westminster
Middlesex
Morley
Pinder
Bey
Drery- Jane
Adams
Perry
J. Robertshaw
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Blathwayt
Robert Shaw
Lewis
Bacon
Oxford-Brad
New Bond‘street