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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 22, 1793

Page

4

Sovereignty and Liberty in French Constitution Debates

The fragment discusses public instruction and safeguards for property as state debts, the indivisible sovereignty residing in the people, and the duty of citizens to uphold the law. It notes that sovereignty cannot be claimed by parties or individuals, and that constitutions may be revised to correct faults. It ends reflecting on France's bid for liberty amid a future universal war.

Chizet Aivail-Tfres Géneorect Gen

Printing and distribution of the new French Constitution plan

The convention decreed that Candorce's speech and the Constitution plan be printed and sent to departments districts municipalities popular societies and forwarded to the republican armies. The assembly dissolved as soon as the plan was presented and debated the executive council structure and military oversight with proposals on officer election debated by De Fergnnaud.

Fes Whch Mm.candorce de Fergnnaud

Dutch and French movements stir Holland danger

News from Amsterdam and Breda report French advances toward Breda, with vast flooding and broken bridges hindering the army from Antwerp. Armies under Dumourier and Chamberlin threaten the Dutch frontier, while Emigrants flee Breda as Meel and Meerfel hosts French artillery.

French Revolution Miscellany at the Convention

Sunday Feb 17 reports General Anselme received permission to stay at the Abbaye prison under guard, and to be arrested at his own home. The Convention voted 20 million to the War Minister for fortifications. Feel Barlow named French citizen for promoting Equality in England and founding Levelling Societies. Epagnar alternately praised and accused, discharged. General Champaken reportedly captured the Dutch fort of St Michel on the Meuse with some prisoners.

Anselme Feel Barlow England Epagnar Champraken St. Michel Meuse

Election results and festival on Tittle island partition

The text notes a tree planted on Tittle island in the new partition during a festival. Admiral Frugact participated as residents danced around the tree. The marine ministry nomination concluded the sittings, with Monge defeating Kerzins by 193 votes, 469 to 380.

Marine Monge Kerzins

Decrees and War Measures From the Convention

The Convention decreed port entries for French ships and free entry for Indian passage. A 130 million credit was approved for deficits and extraordinary expenses. A 500 livre reward was set for soldiers with four campaigns. Widows and orphans receive pensions. National Guards aged 18 to 45 may be placed at the Executive Council's disposal until 300,000 troops are raised. Breda reported taken, Maestricht bombarded or blockaded.

United States of America France Republic India L’orient Breda Maestricht Executive Council

Embarkation of Guards for Foreign Service from St James Park

Detachments from three battalions of Guards paraded in St James Park at six, then marched to Greenwich to board transports for Holland. If winds stay fair they should reach Willemstad near Breda by Thursday. the Duke of York’s party set to Sheerness to embark. Community notes include Dutch war moves, Guards relief at the Tower, and shipping intelligence.

Guaaps St. James's Park Greenwich Gravesend Dartford G. Lanz N. W Holland Willemstat Breda Duke of York Royal Sheerness Greenwie Witnes Axz Zee Arex Hoop West Indies Aroines Horn Genevese Falun Hector War Providence Bligh Faithe St. Helena Europa Melville Castle General Goddard Valentine Ponsborne Bengal Burbridge Rose King George Madras Zoe Pitt Botany Bay Buffs Windsor Tower Guards Foreign Service Edinburgh New-York Congress Lloyd’s Books Rondicherry Mauritius Isfes France T&c

Commanders Appointed as Rhine Army Moves to Isle of Rhine

On Wednesday feb 20 the Commissioners appoint Gildr as Commanding Officer at Landau to hold the command despite contrary orders. General Custine secures Isle of Rhine opposite Genshain after driving off Hessians and establishes redoubts to ensure Schwarztbach opening. The War Session ends with regulations to speed army recruiting.

Army of the Schwarztbach

Letter to Correspondents From Worcester

Monday afternoon note titled A Tave Briton criticizes a Worcester correspondence letter as uninteresting and not amusing for readers.

Worcester

London Stock Prices at Eleven O’Clock

London markets report Banx Stock 3 percent reduced to 92.35 and 7-8ths, 3 percent Contels at 71.5, 4 percent Contels at 87, and India Stock at 196. Focused snapshot of early morning price levels with key gilt and stock figures.

Banx ST Cocke India Paha Hall

Influx of French Emigrants Strains Dordrecht Lodgings

DORDRECHT reports a large influx of French emigrants and fugitives from Breda filling lodgings. A courier to The Hague claims Breda is summoned to surrender. authentically, the Legion of Batavians formerly Etrangere with gendarmes left Antwerp Wednesday and moved toward Breda, with 10,000 French troops in pursuit.

Dordrecht Breda Hague Legion of Batavians Etrangere Antwerp

Proclamations on Inundations and Trade Amid French Threats

The States of Holland and West Friesland issued a Proclamation on Feb 24 to form inundations along the frontiers with Brabant to deter invasion, while the States General barred trade with France and prohibited provisions exports to that country. Reports on French forces near Breda vary, with fortifications underway along the Maeze to oppose Prussia under Prince Frederick of Brunswick. Inundations have been completed along the Brabant border, and orders to deepen foundations were approved. Ship news from Deal notes sailing vessels and prizes, with updates on arrivals and outward-bound ships, including the Princess Amelia and Worcester.

Holland West Friesland States General France Brabant Flanders Breda Frederick of Brunswick Stadthalder Og Deal Childers Rowe Syres Lee Amelia Worcester Bath Dunkirk Botton Adiira Fortune Bonnette Belo Pattate de Can Vende Jaze Badithe St. Michalls London Figi Studwell St. Maloes Lynn B.S Priness Amell Worcester Indiamen

FourTs D&T Prizes and Awards Listing

Fragmented OCR shows prize numbers and items such as No 4978 2 Prise Fisot No 898 and No 6608 FIFFTE Davy with prizes of food and other items. Details are garbled but indicate a catalog or raffle drawing with listed prizes and serial numbers.

D&t

Theatrical Report at Drury Lane and Covent Garden

Theatres present Saturday evenings with Couplanns and The Deaf Lover at Drury Lane. Covent Garden schedules Every One has His Fault and Harlequin's Museum with She tid. night Wanderers appear in the program lineup.

Drury Lane Company Couplanns Ann Covent Garden Itu Harlequin’s Museum

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