Rise of Pikemen and National Guards Stirring Paris
A Marseille style article reports that farmers and townspeople plan armed defense as Paris braces for unrest. A proposed dual army system of National Guards and Pikemen is discussed amid fears of upheaval and economic strain. Exchange between Paris and London is noted at 16. Assignats near two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairie
Paris
Pari Ea
Errace Des Mezier
Cagra
Avis
London
Paari authorities warn of plots to unsettle Paris citizens
A February 13 dispatch from Paari reports that the Municipalty, convinced that PYRE fabrication aims to inflame class conflict, has ordered a preventive arrest. A ministerial letter urges vigilance against conspirators spreading mistrust and disturbing public tranquility, promising royal support for protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paari
de Sorde
Vigu
Paris
National Assembly debate over Avignon abuses and officials
The Reporter outlined long abuses in Avignon and the Comtat Venaissin, detailing murders and barbarities. He said Addict erred in judgment rather than intent, and urged strict action against all parties while transferring Avignon to other departments. The debate adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petis Tion
Avignon
Comtat Venassin
Rigger
Department of Larrome and Carpentras
Proposals on St Domingo aid and colonial relief debated
M Lafond reports on proclamations and finances while the Colonial Committee outlines aid for St Domingo. Measures seek three million livres in provisions, a five million livre credit from the United States, and 390 carpenters sent to the colony as disturbances are addressed by delaying the inquiry to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lafond Ladtai
Committee of Finances
Colonial Committee
St. Domingo
United” States of America
France
St. Dominngo
M. Brijar
St. Bomingd
Suppression of Secular Societies and Church Congregations Ride Report
A parliamentary session discusses suppressing secular societies and various congregations deemed aristocratic or fanatic. Proposals include abolishing unions and printing a long report. ministers urge Navy reforms and replacing deserters. a plan to adopt paper currency is also floated.
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Union Chreticane
Sears Grifes
Officers desert from regiment de Seifonsis during February note
A February report describes a letter revealing that most officers of the regiment de Seifonsis have deserted or deferred their pleats and left the kingdom. Motion urged inquiry into the conduit of Nardozne and Choify. A debate on the king's power to appoint captains and sub-lieutenants followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regiment de Seifonsis
de' Nardozne
Paris
MM. Baxiver
Rag Kine
M. de Newborne
War Department
Regiment ‘de Soiffonois
Champagne
Unruly Crowd Seizes Privileged Galleries in Avignon
An immense crowd forced entry to restricted galleries before officials could stop them. Sentinels were overthrown as the mob seized the area, arguing that constitutional rights destroyed all privileges. A municipal deputation brokered an end to the tumult and remained in the galleries. The deputation’s address criticized the Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avignon
Vis Ry
Patriots at the bar warn of danger amid alarms
Citizens in a historic scene claim the ministerial bell rang to signal danger. Patriots, including Cardinals and officials, faced threats as they pledge readiness and weapons to defend the country during a tense 1840 era incident.
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Fesrurey
Flauxbourg St. Antoine
Lorraine
Royal Salon Draws Nobility at St James's Assembly
Friday morning report from Buckingham House notes a drawing room at St James's attended by the Queen, Prince of Wales, and numerous dukes and nobles. Royal audience with Sir Charles Gouth, and the party returned to Buckingham House by five. Mentions Lady Townsaint and others, Carlton House interviews, and Jamaica health news for Marian.
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Buckingham House
St. James’s
Duke of Clarence
Crarces-Gouth
King
A. Townsaint
A. Brnnett
J. Paget
Misfes Ownstenp
Littleton
Hennace
Tryon
Hawke
Lord Cuancetor
Prince of Waés
Dukes of York and Clarence
Carlton House
Prince of Wales
Cotton House
Kempthat
Hants
M. ‘Marian
Jamaica
Lord Macartney
China
WH. Freemantre
Buckingham
Carpigan
Haffings
Adams
Penelope
Jury Convicts Multiple Offenders in Broadside Trial
The Recorder directed the jury to convict the defendants charged with theft and burglary. Among those found guilty were Newbery for assault, Winney and Deachgal for highway robbery, Barnett for stealing, and others indicted for cutting rope from the ship Nelly and related acts. Several defendants were acquitted or found guilty only of partial charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fihn Newbery
Rudd
Fowks
Nvefia
James Cockerell
Burglary Trial at Shoe-lane Ends with Guilty Verdicts
Yesterday's trial of Yesterdays aines Flindall ended in a guilty verdict for burglary at the house of Samuel Bradshaw in Shoe-lane, with the jury noting compliments to Alderman Skinner's directions leading to property recovery. William Lowther was assaulted on the highway in Drury Lane and deprived of a hat and 45a. he was found guilty, while Stephen Cook and Walter Wiggins were convicted of stealing carpenter's tools worth six guineas from Mr. Weber's premises in Hamptonwick.
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Aines Flindall
Samuel ‘Bradshaw
Skinner
Wassby
Fair Kong
William
Lowther
Drury. Lane
Stephen Cook
Walter Wiggins
Weber
Hamptonwick
Public Office Charges These Suspects In Surrey and Butler Street
Yesterday William Matthewst and Elizabeth Allen faced charges from Mr Arthur Goodwin over theft in a Surrey dwelling, including plate and wearing apparel, with further examinations ordered. John Deuyo, charged by Sarah Danzie of the Blue Posts in Butler Street, was fully committed for stealing twelve live fowls.
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William. Matthewst
Elizabeth Allen
Arthur Goodwin
Surrey
John Deuyo
Sarah Danzie
Butler Street
Fading Republics and Global Reflections in Early News
The piece surveys collapsing finances in a European monarchy with a 68 percent paper-dollar discount amid wars and debt, then shifts to commentary on China’s superstition, religion, and potential reform under Lord Macartney, followed by notes on Italy’s history, England’s constitutional state, and Saint-Domingue disturbances with Port Prince’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esawee
Augustier of
Frances
Avignon
E. Be
Macagrnex
Russia
Bertin
da Groffiar
Chiga
Europe
England
Opler
Clyde
Tuckey
St. Domingo
Port
Au -Prince i
Daid
Depredation Incident Reported At Premises This Winter
Fragmentary OCR text describes a depredation event at unspecified premises during the present winter. The wording includes garbled phrases and repeated segments, with no clear names, places, dates, or responsible parties identifiable from the readable portions.
Impeachment Expenditures Stir Royal Circles in London
A jumble of reports from London details financial strains among the nobility, prison releases, and unrest. Fire at Cavendish Theatre and disturbances at factories hint at broader social tension as coal prices, wages, and riots spark concerns in Westminster and surrounding regions.
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Ewn al
Raris
National Assembly
Public Office
Bow Street
Etoadh
Hasttings
Westminster Hill
Fleet
Ertielag
Dary
Bublitz Theatre
Prisdina
Ligutenant
Caventg Theatre
Bikimingham
Oxford Blues
Ham
Wales
Holyhead
Dee
Rowley
Whitesmith
Vane
Durham
Ignal
Ridwel
Newborough
la Grace-de-Dieu
Puttel
Havre-de-Grace
Rufia
Peyton
Tim
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