Prolonged treaty talks on restitution and commerce
The document recounts postwar negotiations between British and Spanish interests over dispossessed subjects and property losses in the Pacific region. It notes debts, potential compensation, and a call for broader reparation tied to wartime acts, with the aim of stabilizing claims and advancing commerce. The passage reflects cautious optimism about gains from the settlement and the broader commercial opening for British industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nootka Sound
Eloute
Tibet
Moore
Stephariaele
Prange
Goldinay
Prade
Minster
Temes
Mit
Faul-al Tay
Bes Tun
Hal Orocraltya
Armament Boost and Convention Debates Highlight Security
Debates recount how weapon acquisitions strengthened defense and deterred rivals, claiming security surpassing ten thousand treaties. The Convention’s outcomes and territorial claims are praised, with leaders approving the Address and noting peaceable settlements from Prince William Sound to Spanish ports.
Memorial of the Three Meditating Powers at The Hague
A Dec 2 memorial from the Midders of the Three Meditating Powers to Count de Mercy Ligedead recounts stay of negotiations and urges restoration of states to their ancient constitution. It cites the August 1790 declaration and notes delays, calls for actions to ensure peace, and references naval and political contacts. A separate report mentions a wreck off Hartland Point with crew losses and a revenue cutter capture at Kent, plus a fatal cart accident near Wyngem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Count de Mercy Ligedead
Yn Baffaser
Ray
Bac
Nat
Accumm
Bak
Bayle
Geutete
Cy Wien
Ana Nomiiaedasen
Reno
All Powers
Wacelers
Ous
Baden
Lys
Kent
Inder Revenue
Marihal
Oso
Marthal
Peileikon
Mortmorm Presents Letter on War Plans to National Assembly
Mortmorm presents to the National Assembly a letter detailing orders from the King regarding forty ship line avoid war, and a larger frigate force. He notes that peace efforts with Spain and Great Britain prompt cessation of warlike preparations and an open tone from the English ministry, praising the King for preserving peace while maintaining dignity and alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortmorm
Spain
Great Britain
London
M de Mowntmorin
London Board of Ordinance Orders Sailor Guard at Woolwich
A London board at Palace Yard decided at noon to send ten ships to Woolwich for urgent cannon provisioning. The shipowners committees at Newcastle and Sunderland plan to request a guard from the Admiralty to monitor sailors movements at both ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Yard
Wich
Luke of
Richmond, &c
Woolwich
Newceale
Sunderland
Admralty
Royal honors and promotions amid Swedish order conferrals
The report notes promotions and honors granted by a Swedish authority with names including Count Lyveg and Baron Ruland along with generals and diplomats. It mentions the conferral of orders such as the Polar Star and other distinctions, with details of attendees and the ceremony setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Wachemeidler
Baron Ruland
Haron Msas
Mode Liljenorn
Orergy
Mert
Lyveg
Aid Hilar Ada
Ue Fia
Gsmmander
Obscure 19th Century Trade Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple names and places including Paddington Broad Street London Liverpool and Leos with references to merchants, trades and payments. The text appears to be a dense ledger or notices page listing individuals and locations without a clear single event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Keacon
Ore
Liverpool
Eduard Ae Rel
Wry Bone
Mies
Aia
Ening Ua
Dalla Nm
Ai Gaunehin
London
Fan Ag
Joteph Poni
Milas Oi Bedine
Worterdine
Ryaateou
Omthegrh
Jetiry Vabot Weenooh
Wong d Bey
Coen
Dane
Vmonehetter
Petar Stephen Nayad Grean
Gary
Tae
Puts
Aout St. Se
Wattdiilance
Sidney
Beebe
Unclear OCR Notice
Fragmented text from an OCR source yields unreadable names and timings making a precise summary impossible. The readable parts mention a sequence after four and a half and a vague morning setting with a state reference but lack coherent event details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colonel Phipps
Mr. Wyndham
Lord Muncaster
Ty Jin
Ryder
General Sipach
Rote
Mr. South
Wren
Ana
Telat
Orie
Aes Pruitt
Jeptheae
Wile Eta
Lapis
Bet
Pes
Ae Ac
Patos.” Phi Hep Ween Tstend Teadiret
Dear
Arica
Bingroad
Chapel Rocks
Badenday
Hartland Point
The
Ati Tpt
Der
Wein Tad, Deo Is
Henry Pande Se Pha
Mark Hail
Jane de
Carew Mildiay
Sadada
Southampton
Hess
Mitimas
Carew
Harvey Mitmay
Chad
Jane
Keag
Sweden
Yetterda
Cedad
Aren
Keicks
Order of St Seraetmr
Baron dl Yel
Wlidy Nee
Inteilzence
Onder
Ehoine Torres
Riva
Kuthans
Chuares Street
Merchant
We Steven
Goldhail
Qe Yorgh
Broad Street
Steandy
Tarender der Ita
Andy
Ateleveny
Galltac
Aticys
Crery
York Dace
Svelitirter Rover
Gaal Attourew
Fsa
Barre
Pirie
Nit O ' DIX
Ricery
Walter Pian
Berks
Toea
HOH Walter A Lindon Brl
Doe Protiy
Uonates Cfter
Ehoek
Monutes Attec Ag
Setedae
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