Royal Family outings and French conflict views
London dispatch describes Lord Hoop setting out to resume command of the Grand Fleet at Spithead and royal progress at Weymouth and Upway. It covers reactions to the French crisis, recalls from Paris, and brutal massacres, plus notes on mortality in Surat, ship arrivals, and local thefts.
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London
Lord Hoop
Admiralty
Portmouthy
Grand Fleet
Spithead
Weymouth
Earl of
Dorchester
Herserty
Upway
Rocal
Gowar
Great Britain
Paris
France
Duke of Brunswick
Cicero
Europe
M. LuLeAv
Tle
Brompton
Bath
Leicester
Phillipson
Weicut
Peterborough
Raymond
Surat
Baltic
Anecport
Drury-lane
Parsons
Jack
Calvert
Tottenham Court Road
Boydell
Lampeid
General Hohenlohe Plans and Alsace March
The correspondence outlines General Hohenlohe’s plan to march against Kellermann before attacking Landau, then move toward Arweiler to enter Alsace. A letter to Custine condemns Swiss and French troops for firing on a trumpeter, vows harsher punishments, and notes broader military movements and diplomatic arrivals across the region. Dispatches report Austrian French fronts near Mirbach, Saar Louis operations, and new Franco-Austrian alliance details, with proclamations on prisoner of war rules by Brussels authorities.
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Hohenlohe
Wis
Kellermann
Landau
Nonstadt
Arweiler
Alsace
M. de Custine
Keyner
Nojdorff
Dominin
Gove
Monsieur
Comte d’Arrais
Mirbach
Treves
Saare
Saar Louis
B1ern
Torrinerton
France
M. de Mercy
Spa
M. de Similing
Rufsian
Bethune Charoff
National Guards
de Bahune
Duke of Brunswick
Szeré
Thionville
Vienna
House of Austria
Russia
Bot
Prussia
M. de da Fayette
Luxemburg
Flanders
Germany
Bruxers
Mons
Albert
French National Assembly in turmoil and arrests 1792
Report from Paris amid dramatic political shifts as the National Assembly moves to indict emigres and decree martial courts. It notes sackings of royal busts, passport difficulties, and widespread unrest among Jacobins and supporters of the Crown, with arrests of officials and letters from King’s brothers referenced.
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Paris
Laft
National Assembly
Mignstare
Neckar
Dé Lg Fayette
M. Bailly
Assembly
General Assembly of the Commons
Marshall Luckner
Morocco
Parisian Terror and Trials Amid Revolutionary Upheaval
Amid the Paris upheaval a grand jury will try leading figures including M. La Fayette with swift punishment anticipated. Reports claim royalists fear swift trials. rumors speak of arrests, arrests of bankers, and the King confined with press and post offices controlled. The Assembly orders arrests of department leaders and priests, with mobs dismantling symbols of the old regime as theaters and churches face destruction.
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Thuillerig
M. la Fayette
Paris
Goaler
Cing
Armiey M. Dumourrez
Roth
M. J. Eavesly
M. Monaresauér
Marshal Luckner
Department of Ardennes
Nationa Assembly
Sedan
Kinc
Landau
Section Des Thuilleries
Marseilles
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Brussels
M.de Leffaert
Mesfrs
Alexander Lameth
Barnave
Duport
du Tertre
Bertrand
Duportail
Tarbe
Lameth
Adrien
Louvre
Rhone and
Loire
Commons
M. Caméon
Meslieurs
Samer
Bosquinion
M. 1cHanaye
thKth
M. Bau Lies
Lier
Saligy
Alema Dwrasoy
Fedge
Meffieuis
Wirtcernstern
Wittenkoff
Arrelly
M. Kozbexek