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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1793

Page

2

Pomfret Election Ballot Delayed After Debate

In Parliament on February 1 the Pomfret election ballot was postponed to Friday to allow presenting an address to the king. A petition from Warwickshire hundreds asked for a loan to pay riot losses, with fears of heavy land tax on inhabitants if levied. Fox opposed the petition. the Chancellor noted legal difficulties and potential hardship for poor residents. The House adjourned.

Robert Laney Warwick Fox

House of Lords Adopts Hastings Trial Address

The House of Lords met and sent a Message to the Commons reflecting the trial of Warren Hastings and at two o'clock proceeded to St James's with the Address.

Commons Warren “Hastings St. James’s

Hastings Trial Notice And House Adjournment

The House of Commons convened at 2:30 PM with the Speaker in the chair. Lords propose proceeding with the Hastings trial Friday at 10 AM, while the Speaker will sit at 11:30 AM on subsequent days and may not count the House until 5 PM to ensure a sufficient ballot. The House adjourned as Mr. Speaker and many members prepared to present the Address to the King.

LORDS Warren Hastings Speaker Brisot Goras

Levee at St James's with Noble Attendees

Yesterday at noon his Majesty held a Levee at St James's after leaving Buckingham House. Attendees included the Life Guards officers Captain Jousstoxs and Sir Sw Hay, with presentations by the Earl of Harrington and others. The Sheriff of Lenngon and the MEMBRANDER awaited royal permission to receive the City Address slated for Saturday.

Buckingham Howe St. James’s Sw Hay Jousstoxs Earl of Harrington L. Park Birt Barua Duke of ‘Daxfet Joan Hort Lisbon Dandas Murcrave Kive Ancn M‘donald Exchequer Joan Scott A. M‘donalds Mrrgorp Gene J. Scott Lenngon Res Membrander Charing Crofts

Reunions Sought for Ghent and Belgian Aid At Convention

The National Convention a drafted report on Ghent seeking reunion with the French Republic, Bruges petitions echoed, and calls to send decrees to allied troops. Bournonville becomes War Minister, new coinage dies authorized, and Dumouchier urges swift Belgian army supplies. Corsica to raise four battalions of light infantry.

Miiter Foreign Department Ghent Blanderé Gent Flanders Club Brugels Dampierre Aixla-Chapelle Executive Council Bournonville Committee of Coinage Republc Dumoucher Liege General Defence A. Society Republican Society of Committees of Finance and Marine Isle Corsica

Resignation tensions shake the Provisional Municipality

France reports turmoil as Chamlin resigns amid calls for replacement of the Provisional Municipality. Le Hunilier, supported by Jacobins, poised to assume office, while a forged letter stokes fears of renewed disturbances. European powers shift alliances as Tuscany accepts a French Chargé d Affaires and Prussian leadership changes loom.

Chamlin Ithe iIt le Hunilier Chambiin

Ambitious Paris and Military Decrees From Louvain Letter

On Wednesday February 6 a letter from General Adiranda dated Louvain the 3d inf announces that Generals La Morliere and Richardot have dislodged Austrians from several posts at Heisemboure. A Paris municipality petition asks 4 million for corn relief by March 1 or supplies will cease. A repeal of the August decree claiming Dillon lost national confidence is approved. A Seidisant Dutch deputation appears at the bar with an address in favor of Liberty and Equality, praising the Sans Galettes and the rights of man while claiming unity with regenerators and fishermen of the sixteenth century.

Adiranda Louvain la Morliere Richardot Hfeisemboure Paris Committee of Finance Carra Dillon Wych

French Forces to Act in Multiple Directions in Belgian Provinces

French troops in our provinces plan multi directional moves. Hohenree’s reinforced army will join Beaulieu’s to attack Namur via Arlon while Clairfair’s forces target Aixla Chapelle and Liege. A dragon regiment departs for Liege and Brussels regiments follow. Provisional Belgian representatives face suppression as national assembly orders removal. Public mood shifts against reunion with France amid fears of loss of independence. Students clash with Belgian garrison as decree of December 15 fuels discontent.

Prince de Hohenree Beaulieu Namur Clairfair Aixia Chapelle Liege Caxjun Gleves Elgin France Louvain Mecklin National Convention

Emperor’s declaration on Low Countries governance and amnesty

The Emperor states Belgians may enjoy full rights and privileges granted by ancestors. An unlimited amnesty is offered for all past actions. He vows to aid the Low Countries’ happiness and peace, while Archduke Cuarces is named governor if Belvia resumes its constitution. Prussian forces cross Rhine under Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick. French troops withdraw to fortify left Meuse, seeking intrenchment pending Liege and Aix la Chapelle reinforcements.

Cuarces Low Countries Belvia DuArtes United States Ferdinand of Brunswick Rhine Gueldres Meuse Liege Aix la Chapelle

French retreat and Dutch garrison events reported at Leyden

Vague reports say the French are retreating from the Prussians and have evacuated Ruremonde with loss. Clairfait's army is reinforced and moving. Advanced ports near joining the Prussian army under Prince Frederick of Brunswick. General Dumourier arrived February 2 at Antwerp and was saluted by all the artillery.

Ruremonde Clairfait Frederick ‘of Brunsivick Dumourier Antwerp

Fleet buildup in Baltic and Black Sea regions reported

Riga reports the admiralty orders a large fleet for the coming spring with ten ships of the line and several frigates. Forty thousand Marines to be raised under Admiral Tichitschagoff. Black Sea preparations include two new sixty-four gun ships and magazines examined by Utehakow and Ribas. Sebastopolis hosts a substantial fleet ready to sail. FRANCEFORT notes the French executive council sends agents to Württemberg to secure regation papers for Paris.

Admiralty of Petersburgh Pring Revel Crogstadt Tichitschagoff Black Sea Utehakow Ribas Marine -Corps Cherron Or- To -Ordé Sebastopolis Crimea

Deputation Flags Stockholm Pact Move Toward Monarch’s Heir

On January 75th a royal deputation met the Duke Recent to confirm the capital’s fidelity and pledge to deliver the constitution and prerogatives to the king when he comes of age. The declaration pleased the people as royal plans also revoke the 1789 ecclesiastical regulation, restoring the ancient order.

Lion Man of War Sails to Batavia for Cavalcade to China

Rio de Janeiro dispatch from on board the Lion Man of War reports arrival in port with the Hindostan Indiaman and plans to refresh crew with vegetables before sailing to Batavia to secure horses for the Emperor of China. Lord Macartney and officers are well. the brigantine Jackall is believed lost but not yet abandoned. The letter promises further updates by Hero Whaler.

Hindostan Indiaman Shis England Batavia Cuina Pekin Lord Macartney Gower Jackall

Private Jetters Report French Inquietude Over Normandy

An English dispatch from Paris describes Rouen facing fears of armed resistance to the government. French emigrants and exiled priests migrate to islands near Guernsey and Jersey, while rumors of a royal descent into Normandy stir apprehension in Paris. Duke d Harcourt reportedly courted as ambassador in London. debates in the Lords mock the appeal to the people and condemn Tom Paine.

Paris Normandy Rouen Mormandy Biehagne Frana Guernsey Jersey Brittany D’ Harcourt France Monsieur Afonteur London Harcourts Rovaz Tom Paine Tutesday Lord Grenville Lord Stanore Chaiti Pidas Theta Great Britain Ireland Ordnance Board Rod Ofhorley Henry Griffin George Hubbard Lott Sey Winn Batonion Thomas Heasey Thomas Montaimte ‘Glover George Rankire Goodall Abraham Mayhew Francis Pope Isaac Moore Sheip Newgate Bub Shea

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