Turbulent Fall of French Revolutionary Leaders at Paris Gate
Fragmentary narrative describes key moments around the arrest of Pichegru and the assault on the Committee of Public Safety, with Barthelemy and De la Rue risking their lives. Troops surround the Tuilleries and the Luxembourg, deputies flee or are captured, and orders from Augereau and the Directory trigger a violent crackdown on the Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthelemy
Carnot
Desiand & Gakt
Earntry
Ee Qediier
Jéave
Bartheley
Nee-Telp
le Tellier
Dugéreau
Revere
Fvil- Jot
Pichegru
de la Rue
de la Stue
Pichegra
Ercau Hintche
Friumvirs
Raff
Pichegri
Augereas
Aubry
Dela Rue
Rovere
Augereay
eaDumas
Council of Elders
Dumas
Paris
Aids du
Bourdon
Thuilleries
Augereau
Council of Ancients
Simeon
Thic Great Court
Maréis
Omisronderad Saale
Cour ‘Cils
Ree
Eneral
Poincot
Audry
Rue Saint Wonoré
Pastoret
Jourdan
Bouches-du-Rhone
Millain
Mayers
Council of Five Hundred
Loz#re
Rueneuve-3u-Luxembourg
France
Pafloret
ajfond-Ladegar
Odeon
Laffond- Ladebat
Luxembourg
Lottin
Bailleul
Reubell
Lareceillere
Barras
Dondeau
Ramel
Louis XVI
Mirgheau
Bonaparte treachery and Modena affair exposed in Parliament
A lengthy critique condemns Bonaparte for fraud and plunder during the Modena episode of 1796. It recounts the 600,000 crown payment, gold exchange delays, and the Duke of Modena's perilous stance. The writer warns against trusting the Bonaparte faction and urges vigilance against corruption and national hardship. The piece also laments corn shortages, calls for starch and powder regulation, and proposes frugal measures to ease London’s fuel and food crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Bonaparte
St. Cloud
Council of Five Hundred
Directory
Parig
Modenna
Modena
Morena
Pittoia
Leghorn
Bonnaparte
Boxarartes
Boxapanre
Bonararte
Duke of
Luly
Europe
Victualling Office
East India
London
Ireland Population Debate and Contested Figures
Dr Dubenak challenges Dublin pamphlet estimates by arguing Ireland hosts about 3,000,000 people, far below England and Wales figures. He notes England and Wales since 1688 grew by 1.5 million while Ireland supposedly rose by 3 million, cites emigration, and calls out inflated house counts and Patriots rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubenak
Ireland
England
Wales
Great Britain
America
Duicenxan
England and
Lngland
Varthy
Ngland
Dublin
Desperate Dublin outlaw tied to Enfield murders seized
John Birmingham, long pursued by Court Martial for murder in Eden derry and linked robberies, has been captured after escaping the Provost Prison. He confessed to plundering Lord Yarbarton, Hughey, Cooney, and a Kilkenny yeoman, under the alias Malone, as authorities report. A separate Roscommon outrage near Johastawn left Colonel Dirgox grievously wounded and his servant killed, with the assailants looting a large sum and fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Birmingham
and Mills Gratray
Edenderry
Lord Hamerton
Sirk
Lord Yarberton
Malone
Smithfield
Hughey
Cooney
Kilkenny
Keatinge
Johastawn
Roscommen
Dirgox
Colonetl
Delton
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Mney
Suillepoardet
A. Jacobian
Ealed Compuirite de Fefar
Thermidor
Aneathehial
Ancreiegtsi
Antun
Spain
Alfred
Walla
Tego Sevanlegony
Cole - Thiray
Furty