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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 18, 1793

Page

4

Trial of Louis Capet and the Appeal to the People

The National Convention debated whether Louis Capet should face an appeal to the people before sentencing. Supporters argued the people alone should decide his fate to protect the Republic, while opponents urged swift judgment. The assembly, likened to an amphitheater of gladiators, voted to prohibit an appeal and to proceed with determining the punishment.

Mantert Génfonné Kerative Council Louis Bertrand Coutier de Europe Gatar Lowret Foch Tne Orion Theug Nengpary Ii Peppie Potterior Nationat'l ‘Go M. Egalité ADA Barrera Louis Capet

France Executions and Convention Debates Reported

The paper details the French National Convention's votes on Louis XVI including guilt and possible execution, with discussion on whether the king should be beheaded. It notes observers’ views on judicial versus legislative roles and records claims of votes, absences, and tensions with the public.

Murder at Selva Inquest Into Deaths of Silva and Williams

Friday's coroner inquest examined the deaths of Mr. Sylva and his servant Mary Williams. Witnesses described a disturbed scene with torn furnishings, a kitchen murder, and a lighted candle in the second window. The jury returned a wilful murder verdict against an unnamed person. Mr. Silva's nephew denied involvement and was released.

Mr. Sylva Mary Wiliams Nhomas Cobb Mary Wiliams Hushes Silva Nir Silvo Amit Drefigt Ant George Saunders Mary Williams Mr. North Silver John Horne Mary Newens Cois E&t Bow-street Athoemme

Vessels Ordered For Warship Fitment At Portsmouth Yard

This morning at our Docks yard orders arrived to fit the Vulcan and Conffigration as sloops of war with dispatch. Fire ships Jetiphone Shark and Trimmer ships of war were on board the south regiment. Spithead set sail with a fine wind for Jersey. SHREWSBURY January 18 1800. Near Ellesmere Moreland Boy died recently at Tetchilly. Louisa Art Scuramer youngest daughter of Joan Charves ScuReErBER of Tewin Hertfordshire also died.

Soth Tom Spithead Jetey Louisa “Art Scuramer Joan ‘Charves Scureerber Tewin Heute Hertfordshire

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