French Society Debates and European Policy Shifts
A parliamentary discussion critiques French influenced societies in manufacturing towns and their drive for liberty, warning they threaten existing governments. Debates highlight differing views from Fox, Wycombe, and the Marquis of Titchfield on dangers from French opinions and arms and on navigation rights to the Scheld. The bill moves to the Lords for concurrence after readings, with morning adjournments noted.
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Hotich
France
Europe
Lind
Man Enny
Politi
Mr.Fox
Wyconde
Marquis of Titchfield
Scheld
Dutch Republic
Netherlands
Comuntries
Alien Bill Debated by Lords and Commons
The Attorney General and several Commons members brought up the Alien Bill as amended. Lord Gresville moved that it be printed and the amendments be taken into consideration on Monday. The House adjourned to Monday.
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Commons
Fragmentary Royal Chronicle Notes and Debates
Fragmented OCR text describes royal progress to St James's with a note on a council debate involving FitzGerald and Avivy Giriet, references to Windsor Castle and a grand Scat Hall, and mentions of corn exports and political expectations. The passage also notes the Duke of Rhu nd and various royal acts amid a shifting political scene.
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W. Pirt
Duke of
Brussels Bulletin Reports Wartime Unrest Across Provinces
European dispatch notes daily clashes in Brussels area as the Provisional Representatives debate civic oaths and a National Convention. Halle Antwerp resistance grows while French forces bolster Brabant with troops and proclamations urging provincial sovereignty.
French Forces Lose Cologne Arsenal to Austrian Advance
Report from Leyden notes Gen Crainratt seizing Cologne Arsenal as French troops under Miranda and La Montiere evacuate. Capture includes hostages to secure 800,600 crown payment in specie. Advices from Preves cite three sharp Austrian-French clashes with French losses at Merzig and 82 Austrian prisoners on the 19th, including officers.
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Crainratt
Cologne
Cleves
Miranda
la Montiere
Preves
Bournonvillle
Merzig
Prussian Army Augmentation Steps Reported on Rhine Westphalia
From Berlin comes news of heightened activity as Prussia expands forces along the Rhine and in Westphalia. A November 9 letter from Cuginé to the King urges immediate action to join with Austria against the Court and to command the Hessian army in further war efforts.
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Rhine
Westphalia
Roth
Cuginé
Prussia
Austria
French forces drive enemy from Sofpelio in Saorgio action
General Anselm reports to the National Convention that Sofpello ended to French advantage after a tough engagement. Our troops advanced near Saorgio forcing the enemy to evacuate Sofpelio on the 17th, with losses of men, trophies, and magazines and the French pressing to abandon Castillom ports.
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Feyaeq
Halle
Gand
Monsey
Hainault
Council of
Antwerp
Cé- Devant
France
Anny
Dumourier
Charrratt
Cologne
Rhine
Braverev
Ards
Marche Bourdon
Dumouriin
Convention
Anselm
Sofpello
Saorgio
Sofpelio
Castillom
Baptism and military reports from Turino and Holland
On Wednesday the States of Holland will resume deliberations. The infant prince born the 6th is named Winxram Frederic George Louis. Turinese reports say His Sardinian Majesty's troops gained a clear advantage over the French, capturing fifty prisoners, seizing three standards, and killing several. our losses were minor.
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Holland
West Friesland
Hirneett
Franos and
Nassau
Winxram
Frederic George-Louis
Turin
Sofpelloy
London Gazette Bankruptcy Notices and Dividends List
Returns show debtors surrender dates in January and February 1793 for numerous tradesmen in London including Mazthry, Burton, Marmaduke Roffier, Coulthard, Hayton, Balcetii, Peirce, Wilkinson, Carlon, Westgarth, Basheld, Wett, Didrey, and others with Guildhall appearances. Dividends scheduled Feb 16 and various dates in January and February for smiths, millers, printers, and merchants across several streets. A certificate is to be granted by January 26 for cartman John Wade.
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Thomas ‘Mazthry
St Michael’s Alley
Cornhill
Guildhall
Attamney
Leigh
Bartlew
Euliton
Crane-court
Fleet-street
Josiah Weeden
Market-treet
St. James’s-market
Westminster
Oilingn
Brooks
Clement
Vowett
Caille-flied
Southwark
William Coulthard
Lothbury
Willis
Thomas Hayton
Fathion-street
Spital-fields
Victualler
Loess Mesfirs
Welch
Ruthesford
Mangnell
Aldersgatettrees
Matthew Kingson
Corsham
Wiltshire
Seb
Attornies
Ludlow and Roberts
Joseph Balcetii
Earl-street
Blackfriars
Clever
Macdougall
Staple-inn
Thomas Peirce
Tottenham-court-read
Witingham
Sterhenestreet
Rathbone-place
John Wilkinson
Carey-street
Furender Fai
Linton
Temle
William Carlon
Finsbury-square
Foulkes
Bedordtreet
Covent-parden
Richard Westgarth
Oxford-Street
Taylor
Bunn
King’s
Temple
Jost Basheld
the Strand
Woollen-Draper
Guidhall
Metits
Mayo Aed
Ford
Old City-chambers
Hithopfeate-street
John Wett
Temple Street
Vidtusller
Humphreys
Martin’s-lane
Cannon-street
Charles Didrey
Red Lion-street
Apothecary
Umphreys
James Smith
Serte-street
Lincoln’s-inm-felds
Japan
Atten
Richard Rogers
Lea-bridge-mills
Miller
Wiliam Nicoll
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Boofeller
Thomas Jones
Felt-Mekers
Guildham
Thomas Hughes
Favertham
Kent
Dolphin
Job Seel
Manchester
Fuftian-Manufacturer
Bu'l’s Shead-inn, Manchester, Feb. 4. William Webby, of George-street
Walcot
John Wade
Graveliane
Carman
Conf Hidated Furd Surplus Debated in Lords and Dispatches
Reported Monday morning debates on the surplus of the Conf Hidated Furd with the Committee of Supply and Ways and Means plus the Marine Mutiny Bill. Observations on the Alien Bill amendments noted, but no third ruling after prior contention. News from Hoorn and Brabant unrest, emigration from Holland, and French troops in Brussels.
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Committee of Supply
Committee of Ways and Means
Hoiran
Geneva
Parket
Holland
Harwich
Rotterdam
Baron Stagtiss
Paris
Sweden
New Republic
Brabant
Antwerp
Paris Authorities Prosecute Journalists in Home Department Case
Paris authorities authorize prosecution of journalists paid by Roland Minister of the Home Department and a deputy prosecutor for the case surrounding the Temple trial. A guard of 106 men will patrol daily around the Temple while the trial proceeds. General Caine warns of continued resistance and offers inhabitants aid after fires.
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Paris
Coriliions of
Procurent Syndic
Marquis de
Louis
Caine
Caffel
Afayarce
Mayence
National Assembly
Firs
Paris Riots Prospect Amid Insurrection Fears
A Paris dispatch notes revolutionary sentiment spreading in the Convention and Mont-Blanc region with protests, arson plans, and a bomb threat. It describes engineers drafting campaign plans, anonymous letters, and preparations for a January incident as politicians rename Epiphany to festival of the Sue Culottes. The Romaic Church calendar is invoked for a solemn ceremony.
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Department of
Mont-Blanc
Idin
College of
Chamberly
Paris
Menty
Council-General of the Commons
National Convention Debate Over Festivals And Polands Liberty
Report of a National Convention session describing Manuel’s push to suppress the Feast of the Epiphany and Magi day, Dutch and Polish liberty petitions, accusations against the Wfinifer, and a dramatic scene with pawing supporters and wounded petitioners. The assembly debated reports, orders, and public fears, with a Commission to review accusations against Paché.
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Manuel
Jesus Chis
Ory
England
Spain
Diplomatic Committee of Trade and Navy
Albert Jasky
Poland
France
Wfinifer
Har
Barbareux
Paché
Louis
Grauilieres
Rabaud
Paris
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Gury
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Great Britain
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