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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 16, 1793
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage references the city of Brussels, the Brabant region, and authorities such as dukes, rulers, and diplomacy. It hints at imprecise phrases about sovereignty, ancient laws, and administration, mentioning metropolitan Brussels and related governance without clear events or dates.
The document cites a reply from General Augu st Harvillee to city representatives about suspending the decree of the French Convention. It argues the move harms liberty and warns against provoking misunderstandings between nations while urging unity and vigilance for public harmony.
A catalogue of Elaborate Chariots and Coaches including Perch, Crane-neck, and Town Chariots. Entries describe bodies in colors from dark brown to cream with plated mouldings, hammer-cloths, and heraldic arms. Notables include EARL OF MONTROSE, THE SPEAKER, DUKE OF SOMERSET, and AMERICAN MINISTER among numerous nobles and dignitaries.
A sprawling report details executive plans for Brabant's new government, condemns Campon's schemes, and notes widespread fear of confiscations and taxation on the rich. It cites a Belgic sovereignty remonstrance, parliamentary visits, and protests against foreign interference amid French revolutionary pressure.
The States General appoint a day of fasting and prayer to be observed widely. Commodore Murray, commanding the English squadron, arrived and departed swiftly for Frankfort in concert with M. du Bois de ville, though neither has been acknowledged by the States General.
Amsterdam reports that in the last year twelve thousand one hundred twenty four vessels passed the Sound. The breakdown includes English 45349, Dutch 2,18, Danish 362, Swedish 132, Russian 65, Dantzic 142, Papenburg 40, Imperial 737, Prussian 188, Bremen 86, Lübeck 35, Oldenburg 83, Hamburg 338, Rostock 21, Courland 11, Portuguese 25, French 68, Americans 40, Spanish, and two others with unknown names.
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