French Prisoners and Fort Frankfurt Rumors Reach Front
Report from Manay says 150 carpenters bound for Franckfort opened gates as Prussians captured General Crestine and his son with 800 French prisoners after the fall. Dumourier’s army reportedly retreats for lack of provisions and Jacobin faction influence grows. Custine seen as key at Frankfurt, while Roland’s conduct questioned and Petion’s Jacobin letter cited as scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franckfort
Manay
Crestine and Son
Dumourier
Political Convention Debates Reform Plan in Provinces
The three United Committees examined a bill to establish the political status of provinces under arms. M. Tyoichegi accepted the role of official de fader of the King Adgostation from the Council General of the Cominoris. The torturing ordinance restricting Louis's Advocates was communicated and met with fervent opposition, yet the Convention did not dare oppose and moved to the Order of the Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Tyoichegi
Collagué Farget
de Fader
Council General
Cominoris
Louis
Paris Assembly Debates Outrage and Court Orders
The Paris Assembly decreed that Louis shall freely communicate with M de Maliberbes at the Temple and overruled a Commons ordinance. It discusses ticket distribution, violent disorder, and lists of signatures favoring the King. The Minister of Justice is ordered to execute warrants against several Members of the Committee of Liquidation. Dupont’s speech on primary schooling draws approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Louis
M. de Maliberbes
Lewis
Electéral Totps
Paris
France
Burke
Dupont
Friday Afternoon Commons Committee Report on Corn Prohibition Indemnity Bill
Friday afternoon in the House of Commons Committee of Ways and Means reports a discussion on the Corn Prohibition Indemnity Bill. The report notes proceedings and potential amendments discussed by members and the bill's financial implications for indemnity provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smce
Ambitious Dutch Stand on Scheldt Rights Amid Franco-English Tensions
London reports firm support from the States General against French control of the Scheldt and Höven, while France insists on opening the river. Parlia ment contemplates holidays as Dutch and French hostilities loom, with Emigrants and military movements fueling the crisis across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States General
Sebeld
London
Stbeldt
Fort Lilx
Executive Council of
France
National Conventione
Scheidt
Hortano
Antwerp
Miranda
Trenely Executive Council
Navy of Great Britain and Plymouth racing notes
Navy of Great Britain lists St Georges eight and two scores for Plymouth with Alcide fitting at Portsmouth as part of a racing or maritime sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy of Great Britain
St. Georges
Plymouth
Alcide
Portsmouth
French Emigrant Bill Regulating Aliens Arriving or Resident
Summary of a proposed act detailing required reporting by foreign seamen merchants and mariners, passport rules, arms confiscation, and penalties. It authorizes detention, warrants, and transportation for life for violations, with the act extending to Jan 1794.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Westminster Hall
Trish State Lottery Draw Noted With Prizes
A fragment lists lottery entries with prize amounts including a 10001 prize and another prize 101.871, noting draw numbers 1544 and 10871. The readable text is sparse and lacks full details.
Plymouth Locked In Admiralty Dispatches From Cap Sarassur
Reports from the Admiralty express secrecy as high level orders arrive at the Yard. A 98 gun ship of the line and a 74 gun ship are listed for preparation. The Nautilus sloop is commissioned with 18 guns and to sail with dispatch. Seamen are in short supply as more ships may be ordered.
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Suffolk
Queen Om
Tremendous
Boyne
Windsor
Armiable
Ea Nyraghi
Mermaid
L'Aighea
Flora
Latoya
Heroine Ate
Thalia Lowestoffe
Thetis
Success
Pridente
Goncadide
Greyhound
Phaeton
Nefuvius Bom
Sritheads
Duke
Brunswick
Bedford
Hellena
Hannibal
Nore
Liguten
Admiralty
Sarassur
Egmaent
Shipping News From The Coast Of Wales And Ireland
A British coastal shipping bulletin notes multiple vessels in distress or wrecked including The Elizabeth from St Vincent's to Liverpool left on the coast of Weales. The Mary Ann from West Indies ashore on the coast of Wales. Andromache from Portland arrived Milford with cables and anchors. and many others reported foundering or sinking with crews saved.
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Elizabeth
Hopkins
St. Vincent’s
Liverpool
Weales
Mary Ann
West Indies
Wales
Andromache
Pinhallow
Portland
America
Milford
Mary
Newfoundland
Limerick
Hullah
Minerva
Grange
Clark
London
Savannah
Earl of E
Ingham
Theulph
Charleston
Yarmouth
Maxwell
Riga Bay
Tidstram
Wilby
Lubarte Wilby
East Sea
Dobson
Petersburgh
Dumfries
Atkinson
Hull
Chagoe
Watson
Shields
Margate
Maryland
Rotterdam
Holland
Ann
Barr
Dublin
Ross
Pwlhelly
Bedford
Lynn
Rachel
Leith
Elizabth
Kirkaldy
Meme
Chafe
Betsey
Mati
Bristol
Baltimore
Columby
Petersburg
Salem
Waterford
Holyhead
Arrivals and Shipping News in the Downs and Ports
Arrivals December 20 include Harmony Deverque from Cape Breton Dover Commerce from Dublin Jersey Three Sisters from Cape Breton and Barrington from Cape Breton not Rotterdam Backy Wails from Maryland Covers Retfey Johnstone from Charleston Alicant Betfey Emery from Newfoundland Dec 21 Lathe Downs Resolutiony Apollo Cock from Oporto Portmouth Sampson May from Oporto Winds light and variable with a teak split on the Downs St Francois Rafelll from Caen to London grounded near Sandown Castle and refloated with Deal rope assistance and moved to Ramgate harbor
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St. Andero
Harmony
Deverque
Cape Breton
Dover
Walker
Dublin
Jersey
Lathe Downs
South Seas
Apollo
Oporto
Portnouth
Sampson
Mafféy
Iphigeniay
Niger
Shark
Echo
Spitoré
Bonetto
Sonaeint
Marriages and Obituaries Record from the Batt Indies Era
The notice lists marriages of James Allen to Louisa Fitzroy and John Hickman Birret to Mills Wilkes daughter, plus Richard Booth to Janet Payne. Died: Lt John Eyre in the 6th Regiment and Colin Mackenzig at Sun-Court aged 77. Also William Mather, eminent physician to the Army, dies. Public notices include stock prices and bonds.
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James Allen
Broomgrove
Worcestershire
Louisa Fitzroy
Lord Southampton
Duke of Grafton
John Hickman-Birret
Parliamentr-place
Westminstery
Mills 4Lkes
Heaton ‘Wilkes
Alderman’ Wilkes
Richard Booth
Glendon-Hall
Northamptonshire
Janet Payne
Batt Indies
John Eyre
Colin
Mackengzig
Ely
Sun-Court
Aye
York
William Mather
Royal Colege of Physicians
London
Walworth
Athe
John Ashe
Arundel-street
Mount Mafenly Kent
Whitchurch
Danapore
East India Company
Richard Sadleir Pearson
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House OF Commons
Lord Hoop
Channel Fleet
England
French Republic
Alexander Hoop
K. B
Royal
of Cumberland
Maefricht
Prince de Hohenlohe
Clairfait
Prince de Conde
Emrenzor
Caine
Mayence
Custine
Prussia
Holenlohe
Oe Hissi Cassar
Maastricht
Bri&t
Hortanpb
Héefvoetfluys
Bruni
Duke de Cuoiseun
Marquis de BourLte
Paine
Union
Navy Board
Sandwich
Cambridge
Royal’ William
Fama
Sheffield
Fox
St. George's Hanover Square
Eat India Company
Mevons
Middlesex
Staines
God Save the King
Tom Paine
George
Duke of Clarence
Royal Lorry Regiment of Militia
Kingston
Old Bailey
Susanna Edwards
Jane Ifon
Ann Simmons
Ann Dawson
Sarah Loft
Henry Gruthn
George Hubbard
Lord Maffey
Thomas Montagu Glover
Jeremiah Carter
Edward Egerton
Richard Broughton
George’Ranken Alias Goodall
James Ruskin
Thomas Crump
Robert Wallace
Thomas Kirk
Newgate
Clerkenwell Bridgwell
Batley
Trish
Rypp
Seeone Way
Plemouth' Bock
Sroex
Consol
India
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