30 May 1793
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 30, 1793
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes a brig raid and pursuit near Brussels during a tense escape scene. Mentions Prince Charles and a governor general amid denberatye actions and warnings to quit for personal safety.
Fragmentary remarks from Frange on Monday May 5th address dangers from fanaticism and artifice. He proposes a conference to select successors and urges rapid action to maintain order amid ongoing debates on election timing and military contingents.
The Valenciennes deputies urge action to support the Convertir effort and pressure for liberation of Captain Lecointre. A lengthy letter from M. Le Brin of Paris is cited, urging mercy toward prisoners and warning against reprisals. The page notes continued military discussions and the North armies’ movements, with provisions and political measures in Paris and Brittany.
Reports from May in Frankfurt and Mentz indicate exile deporations ordered to abandon their areas and settle at least three leagues away. King visits Hockheim with military conference and French redoubt destroyed near Cofineim. Austrians seize batteries on public walks Ia Favorite Chartreuse and prepare for more troops arriving from Spirée and Mentz.
Fragmentary report describes vessels and people linked to a merchant network taken by the French. It mentions a collection of about 600 dollars raised locally for affected individuals and hints at relocation to Cavgnus or related sites. Names and places are garbled.
Fragments discuss French fortunes on the Rhine and in Pigally areas with mentions of troops, defenses, and national resolve. The text suggests France faces fate and recovery amid ongoing conflict, noting enemy formations and the need for rebuilt units.
Paris dispatches depict rapid Counter-Revolutionary gains with leaders keeping Volunteers while peasants return home to defend religion. French frontier threats grow as Spaniards push toward several towns and threaten Perpignan, with ongoing clashes near the frontiers and increasing tension at the border.
The text fragments describe a historical discussion of zu revisions in command structures. Names such as Cork, Houchard, and concepts like Rhine frontiers and relief of volunteers appear, though many phrases are garbled. The overall sense is a retrospective look at veteran officers and frontier safety arrangements.
Four hundred Lyons residents self govern as Sans Culottes petition against a revolutionary tribunal. They warn the court plans to sentence and execute fifteen hundred citizens. Deputies report a Revolutionary army mobilized in Rhone and Loire to support the tribunal.
Fragmentary lines describe a clash with Rhinegabern forces, cavalry, grenadiers and reserves in daytime action. Aerial and ground reports indicate Allied troops advancing from Wood and a musketry discharge with unclear casualty figures.
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