07 Aug 1792
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 07, 1792
Page
1
A fragment from a Parisot era report details General Lafayette proposing to travel to Paris after consulting Marshal Luckner about attack plans. It covers accusations of conspiracy against Lafayette, Luckner's indignation, and court proceedings with deputies debating the alleged plot amid guard tensions and mob incidents.
Deputies debate a punitive scheme for disobedience with escalating penalties for neglecting duties, clergy included. A three million treasury allocation funds frontier provisions. Paris National Guard clashes with Marseilles and Pavie groups while war updates note Austrian evacuations and continued fortifications at Maubeuge. A draft decree to compensate French citizens harmed by war is read.
Paris reports 15 000 citizens inscribed in the revolt amid desertions by Gelbaod M Balthazar and Camp officers. A public dinner sparked a brawl among National Guard troops leaving two bleeding and fifteen wounded. A mob seized Boyer from prison and hanged him and two accomplices. News cites Brunswick declaration as silent guidance amid unrest.
A manuscript called the Manifesto of the Preach Princes urges oblivion of grievances and a Britishstyle government with kings and nobles stripped of power. Troops would be disembodied once the compromise is ratified, per reports from Ifiis de Los on the Coal of Africa. An American vessel and several Britian slips were reportedly attacked by Cape Mount natives at noon the same day, with further clashes noted on the same route.
The Alcet confiel of twelve sail and eight frigates, with nine ships and five frigates in Archangel port, others at Cronstadt and Revel. Orders at Cronstadt to prepare two frigates with three transports carrying 300 cannon pieces, 36 and 24 pounders, for Archangel reels. The whale function at the Sound. exact defination unclear.
Observers aboard Lord Hood's squadron report practical Signate experiments at sea. Officers like Sir Ayde Parker and Captain Lindgee lead the fey and cow serving on the Duke in testing the new method for clearer, more disha poishable results.
William Smith presided at a London meeting urging aid to Poland. Letters read included one from the Lord Mayor of London and praise from Lord George Gordon. Francis defended intervention as a duty to freedom, praising Burke and Polish unity. The gathering approved resolutions, the committee met, and the Lord Mayor led a 1 guinea subscription. officials urged broad participation.
The text presents incomplete wartime jargon and disjointed phrases about opposition and nations. Names and places are garbled, with references to armies, leaders, and continental powers, but the sense remains unclear and fragmentary. The piece resembles a damaged historical OCR with limited readable facts.
Two laborers from Donegall were implicated after a body was found hidden among sprinters’ gear and money. one man was observed with the deceased’s clothes leading to the suspect’s apprehension and transfer to Omagh jail.
Fragmentary report notes the regiment of foot advancing toward Newry after marching from Belfast on the previous day. The incomplete text indicates movement and potential stationing at Newry, with no further details on outcome or dates.
The Hon Mr Justice Crook and Hon Mr Justice Hewitt with judges of the Molter circuit left Waterford yesterday for Crowes to open their respective chambers and conduct official business as part of the circuit’s duties.
Fragmentary Dublin and Wexford notices detail the Affizes sentences for murder or treason with names John Kelly William Bliske and William O byn, plus a birth notice at Spring Geld and Waterford and Kildare deaths. The text includes a publican James Hyland license revocation by Revenue Commissioners and a July 1794 Dublin Custom House notice.
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