French Revolution War News and Breton Rebellions
Reports from Paris and Ostend detail Dumourier's shifting position, Breton uprisings, and English naval moves as the Convention seeks to force arms against rebels. Brigades and commissioners maneuver amid hostages and a volatile alliance, with Brittany seen as the decisive theater and Dumourier’s motives questioned.
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Adelmet
Convention
Brittany
Loire
Ingrarde
Bue
Paibrent
Paris
Committee of Finance
Dumourier
Marat
Sedan
Cambon
Cantel
France
Netherlands
Europe
London
Holland
Republic
Belgia
Prince de Saxe Cobsurp
Rewen
Refu Ce
D’ezreux
Orleans
Lyons
Garon
Ladouridonnaye
Bre
St. Afeles
L’orient
Gaen
Irarda
Jerusalem
Lexis the
Newmarket Craven Meeting Racing Cards Prescribe Wealthy Field
Sporting intelligence from Newmarket Craven Meeting lists subscription plate races for two and three year olds with numerous owners including Lord Egremont Duke of Bedford and Lord Grosvenor. The program details horses by age, color and pedigree, with weights and betting odds noted.
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Slbo
Ralb
Lord Egremont
Duke of Bedford
Tarker
Lord Belgrave
Mr. Bullock
Pyraemon
Lord Clermont
Truthpettas
Mr. Dawson
Sir F. Standith
Jhn
Mr. Waitell
F. Gipsy
Lord Grosvenor
Edwin
Duke of Queensberry
Bruth
Sir C. Bunbury
Amelia
Sir H. Fetherstone
Diomed
Idoogs
Oath
Lying &T
Ab. M. Lord
Grosvenor
B. c
Pet8o
B.c
Hydra
Prince of Ware
Highflyer
Ld. Grosvenor
H. Fl
Mr. Taylor
B. c. St. George
Duke of Grafton
Peggy
Halbert
Anthony
Mr. Galwey
Anne
Ship News Delays Fixed by Directors for Bengal and Bombay
Friday times set by the India Company for several ships including Northumberland Kent and Warren Hastings to sail for Bengal on the 16th and 26th, with delays at Gravesend and Portsmouth. Other vessels like Earl Cornwallis General Coote Belvidere and Earl Fitzwilliam sail for Bengal or Bombay, with port stays of about twenty days and ten days respectively.
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Rmps
Lloyd’s Coffee-room
Allerdice
Grenada
Dominica
Jacos Devane
Lord Acckiann
Briffels
Prince Cozour
Sire William Erskine
Harcourt and
Dunpas
Dover
France
Dunkirk
Lake
The
India Company
Northumberland
Deptford
Kent
Warren Hastings
Bengal
Gravesend
Portsmouth
Earl Cornwallis
General Coote
Belvidere
Earl Fitzwilliam
Bombay
Graves
Ships and weather patrols mark Plymouth to Portsmouth voyage
In Plymouth April reports, the Piemy cutter sails westward as Chapman fits as armed ship with 24 guns to protect codling trade. Orpheus, Alarm, and other ships convoy fleets from Portsmouth and Dublin to Bristol and Ireland. Admiral Gell sails from St Helens with a fleet including Rodney, Exeter, Worcester, and other Indiamen under convoy. Evening arrivals include L'Aimabre and coasters. Beaulieu sails for the West Indies. Married notices and obituaries noted.
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Plymouth
Chapman
Orpheus
Portsmouth
Alarm
Dublin
Ranger
Bristol
Ireland
Catwater
S. E
Gell
Britannia
Sanderon Bay
Prince William Henry
Andjifeld Thurlow
Cockayne
the Brothers
Havre
Alderney
L’aimabre
Downs
Leda
L’aigle
Mediterranean
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National Convention
Afirat
Pexmonville
Canus
Coats
Reeves
Torms
National Guards
Rennes
Donourrer
Louis XVI
Republican Party
Downs Express
Ostend
Nancy
O‘donell
Bruges
Macbride
Lisle
Dumourin
Prince de Cobourg
Clairfort
Dumovier
Bournonville, Camus, Villeneuve, &c
Heithen
Louis
Brussels
O'Donnell
Mayence
Smith
Frange
Afsault
Sporting Intelligence
Newmarket
Ship News
St. Helen's
Bath
Loyre
John Hyde
Wastham
Sufiik
Miss Bathoe
John Bathoe
the Crescent
Dilkb
General Rigby
Foot
Bueten Upon Trent
Taylor
John Tayr
Hartshorne
Derby
William Taylor
Nig’s Head Court
Gracechurch-freet
Dea
Wind N
Regulus
M‘bride
Deac
Wind N. E
Betley
Newfoundland
Wilmington
Shiddon
Cork
King-fisher
Nancy Eglington
Middlebourg
Ore Ders
Jamaica
Oathwood
Guernsey
Lilly
Blackburn
Mount Pieasant
James
Rebecca
Dullop
Mary
Nibbs
Tortola
India
New Navy
Far
Flanders
Waterford