Public talk on Louis XVI and fate of the King in Convention
Reports from the National Convention describe heated debate over Louis XVI’s fate after the August events. Deputies urge judgment, with calls to dethrone or exile the monarch, while others warn against despotism and insist on lawful process. The session features threats, protests, and appeals for public order amid factional tension.
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Ship Pearl Driven Aground On Dogger Bank
The ship Pearl of Newcastle from Dantzick with cargo for that place was left on her beam ends and full of water on the Dogger Bank by the master and crew who are all safely landed at this place The Dolphin packet has arrived and the mail was landed Also the Otter sloop of war Dolphin packet and Hunter cutter are noted Wind N W moderate
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