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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 17, 1792

Page

2

Royal prorogation and appointments in the London Gazette

The London Gazette reports new prorogation of Parliament to November, honours to Cornwallis and Abercromby, and Pitt confirmed for Dover Castle and Cinque Ports offices. Aug 18 notices from Whitehall list orders for mourning, Dublin Castle salutes and Lord Chamberlain directives. Commissions in Ireland detail army appointments as well as the average sugar price and insolvency notices follow.

Whitehall William Pitt Dover Serene Ferdmann Duke of Brunswick

France decrees royal reception arrangements at Keeper of Seals hotel

Debates in the National Assembly outline a weeklong royal reception for Louis XVI and family, with guards supplied by sections, a 500,000 livre subsistence, and strict access controls. Delegates discuss safety, lodging, and the transfer of furniture to the hotel, while deliberations on the King’s status and fate continue amid calls for liberty.

M. Perion M.carnot Paris Corps de Gendarm M. Manuel Pokesman France Louis XVI Council-General of the Commons Rorax Section de Mirabeau M. St. Priof Louvre M. Chariot Pieur Orleans Temple of Liberty Council of the Commons Minnisters AM. Renard Gendarmerie Nationale M. Sanguier Reoguete

port Lane expected to be Oxford chancellor

London reports that the Duke of Port Lane is expected to be elected Chancellor of the University of Oxford. The same dispatch notes the death of the Right Rev Dr Joan Ross Bishop of Exeter at his palace near Exeter. It also mentions the death of the Hon Joan Leveson Gower at Bill Hill Berks and that Sir Grey Coaver Bart may succeed Lord North as MP for Banbury.

Duke of Port Lane University of Oxford Exeter Joan Ross Bill Hill Berks Joan Leveson Gower Marquis of Stafford Newcastle Lyme Grey Coaver Bart Itis Lord North Banbury

August 13 Assembly Debates War Termination Plan

A petitioner at the Bar proposes a plan to end the war, as Condorcet presents motives behind actions since Friday. The Section de la Bibliotheque jeers, while Montesquiou notes battalions rise within 24 hours and officers are scarce. Debates cover clerical dress bans, Rouen counter-revolution fears, and brass conversion into cannon. The session adjourns to eight in the morning.

Duke of Brunswick Sans Culottes Section de la Biblioteque Pokesman M. Condorcet France Europe EM. Gower M.a Porte M. Montesquiou M.ryebi Rouen

Activists Read Letters on Liberty Rise and Ques in France

A August 14 dispatch reports a letter from the Commissioners to the army of the centre praising public blessings and patriotism. In Rheims the Kine suspension act was proclaimed amid illumination, while city authorities swore to liberty and equality or die. Swedish officers seek service in France with retained ranks. a proposal for the State seal with the Cap of Liberty is referred to a committee. Citizens toppled the statue of Henry IV, though they later recall his virtues as limits to their tempers.

Section Des Plantes Commons Landau M. Cu Hét M. Blancgilly Marseillois Pokesman Marseilles Louis XVI France M. Bélanegilly M. Granet Jacobins Feuillans Prussia Coblentz Paris Menseur M. la Croix la Croix Huiffers Bazire Goupilleau Merlin M. Blanceilly Club of Dni Francois Neufchateau M. Francois M. Puyravault Mortmain Loir Cher Lewis XVI M. Rus Ther Compiegne Community of M. Peron la Fayette M. Roberspierre Vendome Soiffons Rheims Cravier War Department M. Galaia Henry IV Henry

National Assembly Faces Mob Fury In Era Of Sovereignty

Contemporaries warn the National Assembly risks disgrace as Jacobin Club links and Antoine speech reveal tensions. Speech applauded as calls for people sovereignty grow, questioning limits on the Assembly’s authority and whether sovereignty rests with the people or the body itself.

National Assembly Jacobin Clun Antoine J Rsar

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