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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

08 Aug 1792

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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 08, 1792

Page

2

London Levee Attendance and Royal Movements Amidst Debates

A London levee drew a thin crowd as the day progressed with Dnpas Yanxo and Secretary Rose among attendees, while his Majesty prepared for Windsor. Reports note the American envoy presenting credentials, military officers promoted, and the Queen holding a concert at Windsor. Parliament discusses the Oxforp chancellorship and foreign policy as unrest and revolutionary rhetoric spread in France and Ireland.

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J. James's Whitch Dunpas Geo. Yanxo Secretary Rose Windsor M. Pincxwet Congress of America ML. Cotrreryt Rowrey Navy Penelope Col. Bagner Crayton Lorr 3D Regiment of Foot Guards Col. Lister Norwscu Lord Mrxismpton Lord Onstow Sir Joan Morpaunt Watson Morrison Windsor Castle Earland Countess of Cuntruam Duchess of York Hertford S Street May Fair Grenada St. Vincent Gibraltar India House Tayox Manan East India Company Oxforp Earl Gullpforp Duke Portranp Bucking Ham France M. Lucx- Wer Montesquiou, &c Grand Review China Stamp Office
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Paris in Turmoil and Fear Amid Monarchy Crisis

France Paris August 6 fear and fanaticism grip the capital as factions clash. Reports note deaths of Adjutant-General Demoties and Duhamel, a mass funeral, and a royal forfeiture debate at the Palais Royal. A chant for Sans Culottes and plans for a Grand Federation meeting signal rising upheaval. Bonaccarrere named Minister Plenipotentiary to Philadelphia.

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Paris M. Demoties M. la Fayette Terrace Des Feuillazis Ae M. Duhamel Dillon M. Bonaccarrere Philadelphia
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Fragmentary historical note on civil discord and insult

The fragment references insults like Tuard and Wretch amid mentions of afflictions and civil strife. It hints at a broader national climate of discord and social tension, with marfeilies uncertain and remarks attributed to a hostile figure. The readable text is highly fragmentary and lacks clear context.

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Tuard
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National Assembly Debates King and Prices Note

August 3 report from Lisle citizens praise Dumouriez for refusing orders at Maulde. They approve Dumouriez Labourdonnaie Luckner Biron and KeHermann, demand dethronement of the King, and press for Petion’s address to be printed. Debates on the king’s fate continue amid uproar and procedural moves.

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M. Petion National Assembly Paris France Louis XVI Louris XVI Refizzi Land of Liberty Nationals Assembly Kras Acd House of Austria Caligula Belgium Eux Gererals Pilnitz Jong Sturas M. Jnard Petrax M. Champion Assembly de la Bibliothe Fauxdourg-Poisonnieré Vent Des Cordeliers Catouféls Rambouillet Lepislature Bois de Boulogne Champ Mars Duke of Brunswick A&t Rafanelli Luckner Natio Coe Neda Chenier Landau Rembouillet Club Des Jacobins Erver New Brifac Lisle M. Dumouriez Maulde Meslirs Dumouriez Labourdonnaie Biron KeHermann M. Thuriot Krné Delmas Krve
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Soisleons Decrees Convert Churches to Barracks for Federates

The Soislons commissioners reaffirm a report denying mixed glass in ammunition bread and order religious houses in the town and surroundings converted into barracks for the Federates. The bake house for these troops is a church. Three Federate battalions at La Fere clash as decreed that religious orders must quit promptly, with monasteries affected.

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Arcast Soislons la Fere
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