DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE DUNDAS TO LORD GOWER
Copy of two letters from Mr DunDas to Earl Gower the English ambassador at Paris delivered to MM le Brun France dated Whytehall August 17. The king protests neutrality while Paris turmoil grows seeking safety for the royal family and urging departure with passports. Dunpas asks careful neutral phrasing and notes concern over violence in France and Europe.
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Dundas
Lord Gower
Earl
Gower
Paris
MM. le Brun
France
Whytehall
Grenyiye
Miajesty
England
Masasreiss
Europe
Henry Dunpas
Luckner
Chalons
Verdun
Metz
M. Antoine
Petion
M. Delongeon
Department de Gard
Corfort
M. Durosi
Gazette de Paris
French Foreign Minister Responds To Earl Gower Letter
The Minister for Foreign Affairs Le Brun informs the Provisionary Executive Council that Britain will maintain neutrality with France and pursue fair commerce and mutual understanding. He praises British sovereignty principles and hopes for continued good relations and reciprocal goodwill between France and Britain.
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Earl Gower
Executive Council
England
France
le Brun
London Notice of Essex Arrival from Bombay in 18____
London August 30 report notes the Essex from Bombay arriving at the India House with passengers Ensign Statham Colonel Knox Mr Burn Major Dirome Captain Lawman Mrs Bruce Sr John Mrs Shephard Robertfar Mills Layton Montresory and others. The course of exchange in Paris rose on Tuesday 1d 3 8ids per ecw as limited intercourse restrains trade.
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Ensign Statham
Colonel Knox
Burn
Dirome
Lawman
Bruce
Sr. Jabn
Shephard
Robertfar
Mills Layton
France Newsreel Dispatches Civil Strife and Siege
Reports from Fonteymen camp describe a dawn assault on French guards by Prussian cavalry with heavy losses for the enemy. Brest's fleet shows resolve as Port Adrien and Latouche prepare to fight for the capital. Executions, debates on priests, and a growing Paris camp mark a turbulent period in the French crisis.
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Fonteymention
Devaut. Conti
Charseurs
Atdux
Credat Fudeus
Carti
Hucange
Kinstrange
Richemont
M. Luckner
Metz
M. Lacroix
Guiana
South America
Marial Luchner
M. Berthier
Paris
Brest
M. Latouche
Languedoc
Royal Louis
Union
Patriot
Leopard
Louis XVI
M.da.Porte
Porte
M. Laporte
Loui XVI
M. Durofoi
Gazetie de Paris
Place du Cerousel
M. Dieelf
National’ Assembly
France
Tom Paine
Joseph Priestley
Macintoth
Paw
Horne ‘Tooke
Clootesy
Bate
Lipéet
Bouarry
Elis
Lewis Edixadierh
Palsquet Salignhe
Rowle
M. Garrity
National Treasury
M. Leedner
Longwi
Paris Revolt Surrender Rumors and Prisons
Reports from Paris and Grenoble detail a failed defense at Lengany with bombardment and betrayal, while 12 to 15 thousand prisoners are said to be in French jails awaiting action. The Grenoble municipality warns other towns, prisoners are sent to the front, and a large funeral honors those killed in the Roth incident amid political grandstanding.
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Paris
Lengany
National Assembles
Grenoble
National Assembly
Chenier
National Assembly hears reports from the Rhine mission
Read a lengthy dispatch from Rhine-bound commissioners detailing troop movements, casualties, pay shortages, and municipal actions. They report cashierings at Landau and Strasburg, mutterings of riots, and calls for a military journal while noting Dietrich’s contested mayoralty.
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M. Herault
Pantoise
Rhine
Westemboure
Karidau
M. Yoseph Broglie
Chasseurs
M. Villautroy
Landan
Landau
Strasburg
Procureur Syndic
M. M. Dietrich
WM. Dietrich
National Assembly
Roland
Home Department
Council General of the Commons
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Duxvas
Lord Macartney
Rose
Lone
Brown
Preston
Blackwall
Essex
Bombay
India House
Helena
M. de la Fayette
M. Azazuel
St. Germain T Auxerrois
St- Bartholomew
Ritel Dé
Stre
QurEn
Vitory
Pelongeon
Committee of Inquisition
M. Fenfonet
Orleans
M. Saladin