Fate of Louis Capet In Convention Decree Readied
A radical decree outlines immediate accusation for Maria Axtowierre and orders Louis XVI to appear at the bar. The Twenty-four and Twelve commissions will gather witnesses and draft information, questions, and proof to present Louis Capet for a formal examination before the Convention. The process includes two days for his reply and a national vote on his fate. The Executive Power is charged with enforcing measures during the bill’s course.
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Maria
Axtowierre
Louis XVI
Manuel
Louie XVI
Jvhicy Lovre
Louis Carer
Louis Capet
Act of
Louisa Carat
Tribune
National Convention
Lewis
Lam
Perauinett
Tretain & Deep
Keg Ayons Vada
Bardet
Weih
Marargais
Lansdown and
Rawdon
Highnes
Crarngneg
Maris
Townshend
Earl of Stanhope
Gecil
Portchefer
Lord Grenville
Jettera
France
Paris News: Emperor's Resolve and Paris Mayor Turmoil
The report notes the Emperor's resolve amid Italian prep work and Napoleonic court figures backing actions. Paris Mayor Chambon claims a police trap plan. Geneva evacuation and conspiracies spread as authorities expand security to natives and residents across city and countryside.
Unclear fragment hints at political confrontation in Commons
Fragmentary OCR shows a debate in the Commons with terms like Louis XVI and patience. References to a leader and his family facing removal of instruments imply political pressure. Details are garbled and no clear outcome or date is ascertainable from the readable text.
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Louis XVI
West Indies Grenada Report Amid Confusing Text
Fragmentary notes from a West Indies page mention Grenada and Royal flags, with unclear references to ships, a frigate, and events around a date in the Lasneh area. Obscure details include infant ages and a domestic scene fading into garbled phrasing.
Minican War Report From Prol Delaware Nov 3
Dispatch from Philadelphia cites Governor Biquat stating the five lower towns on the Tower have declared war on the United States. Reports by John Watts and Kiquaka claim about 600 warriors gathering with possible caravans of ammunition. Fear grows as estimates vary and preparations intensify amid possible military actions.
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Biquat
John
Watts
Kiquaka
United States
Abou Teks
Jeter
Eck Bag
Choy Widl
Army promotions and a 1792 gunpowder export ban order
The document records promotions in the Regiment of Life Guards and the 57th or 6th Foot, naming Colonel Charles Bart of Harrington and Colonel William Lord Cathcart with other senior officers. It also cites a December 7 1792 royal order prohibiting the export or carriage of gunpowder saltpetre and arms out of the kingdom for six months, with officials named to execute the order.
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Regiment of Life Guards
Charles Bart of
Harrington
Joseph Lord Dover
Regiment of Foot
William Lord Cathcart
Earl of Harrington
Ditto
Archibald Campbell
21 Foot
Lord Cathcart
St. James’s
George the Second
Privy’ Council
Privy Council
A&t
Treasury
Great Britain
Cinque Ports
Ordnance
Cabinet envoy to Paris with arms orders and parliament plan
On Sunday night Mr. Brookes was dispatched to Paris with the cabinet final resolution and the proclamation for Parliament. He returned Thursday after a rapid trip. The markets reacted Friday with fire brokers and West End houses selling heavily, amid uncertain stock responses.
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Brookes
Paris
Naval notices and coastal defenses expanded across Britain
On Tuesday December 11 government reports Captain Drury of His Majesty's frigate the Squirrel captured four corn vessels laden with Irish wheat destined for France to support the French army. Admiralty orders call for rendezvous points at sea ports to admit volunteers into the navy and for all coastal ports to be kept in defense ready state. Lynemouth barracks are being repaired with several men employed in the work.
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Drury
Frigatte
Ireland
France
Admiralty
Great Britain
Lynemouth
King s Messengers Bring France Dispatches in Norfolk
A Paris-bound messenger arrived with notes after the executive council of France pressed for passage of the Sekeldr and dismissed British remonstrances. Gazette orders officers in regiments at home and abroad to join their corps at once. The Norfolk Militia eastern and western regiments were embodied at Yarmouth and Lynn respectively.
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Paris
Ing
Brooks
Executive Council of
France
Great Britain
Norfolk
Yarmouth
Lynn
Chaos in London as royal murder rumors spread
Fragments from a convention report a rumored murder of the King of Frane. A Paine representation sparked street actions by a large crowd at the Thames shore. Military orders push army augmentation and new staff appointments amid high alert and encampment plans around Hyde Park and St. James's.
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Frane
Rotherhithe
Thomas Paine
Thames
Harcowire
Hyde Dold St. James's Marky
Mudd
London Debates Partially Reported in this Issue
London papers of the 14th carry Parliamentary Debates but late hour prevented full detail here. The regret is noted and the particulars will be provided in the next publication.
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London
Packer
Speech from the House of Lords on Militia Augmentation
The Lords hear a throne speech urging vigilance against domestic insurrection and foreign threats, detailing plans to augment naval and military forces. It notes wartime neutrality in Europe, calls for strict finance for public service, and reports Cornwallis’s India victories shaping future policy.
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Hira Magaery
House of Peers
Havixa
France
House of Commons
House of Commons Address Passes With No Division
The House of Commons debated a speech and an amendment on loyalty to the country and defense against attacks. The amendment was rejected, the address passed without a division, and Parliament adjourned at four in the morning.
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Addrey
Deen
Spa
J Ak ‘Reals
Jel
Sheridan
Fox
Burke
Dundas
Iigorgis Ag
Loyal Emigrants enlist in 6th regiment amid royal spectacle
A vast concourse celebrated the sovereign in a Royal appearance. Over 400 French emigrants, recently landed from the Princes army, enlisted in the 6th regiment and will be assigned to the West Indies or Nova Scotia. The effigy of T Paine was burned at Plymouth as ships and crews prepare for dispatch. Orders push Royal William and other ships to readiness, with Marine Officers to be disembarked for guard duty and foreign service. The Queen and Princess Royal ships are to be prepared immediately for service.
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Loyaley
A Pree
Harry Prorie
West Indies
Nova Scotia
T. Paine
Plymouth
Brunswick
Roger Curtis
Royal Wiliam
Ganges
P Royal
Dack Yard
Willian
Princess Royal
Prices Fluctuate in Enolsh Meupay Market Report
Market watchers note fluctuations in Enolsh Meupay prices during December. Traders report varying demand and supply pressures causing volatility around key price points. No clear trend established as values oscillate between minor gains and slight losses amid cautious activity.
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Chambon
Geneva
Pecempen
Grenada
Fatabeach
Agaih Salten
Proladelpna
The
London Gazette
Dew
House OF Lords
His Majesty
India
Cornwallis
Erith
Enolsh
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