stutgard

Updated: May 13, 2025

I here agreed to accompany a gentleman of my acquaintance, who wished to travel post to Frankfort: and had no reason to regret having left the Diligence, with the tediousness of which I was heartily tired. We set out accordingly in a sort of cabriolet, resembling a covered curricle, for Stutgard.

Richard Boyle Bernard - A tour through some parts of France, Switzerland, Savoy, Germany and Belgium

There was also another of these precious diplomatic agents of the British Government, a person of the name of Spencer Smith, Minister from England at Stutgard, acting as a conspirator against the person of the First Consul and the Republic of France, who was wise enough to employ a Frenchman, named Pericaud, as his confidential secretary.

Henry Hunt - Memoirs of Henry Hunt, Esq. — Volume 2