Order of Procession for Louis Capet Execution
Commandant General Santorre details guard deployment and cannon stationing for the Paris execution. 1700 armed men, drums, and flags assigned to sections. guards at the Temple, Bastille, and prisons to ensure safety and restraint. Procession to move at 8 AM with strict posting, patrols, and order adherence.
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Efort
Tempe
Philipeau
Saint Martin
Frit Legion
Ces Quatre Nations
National Bridge
Boulevarde Montmartre
Place Vicoire
Bouleseured Riche
Canciergeie
St Florentin
Sixth Legion
Gazon du Louvre
St. Denis
Bertrand
Robert
Sorbonne
Thuilleries
Executive Council
Execution of Louis XV ends in Paris on scaffold
An express recounts the King’s farewell to the Queen and family at the Temple, his calm ascent to the scaffold at Place de la Révolution, and his brief words I am innocent I pardon my enemies. The crowd cheered, drums drowned his voice, and his head was severed around ten. The piece notes public consternation, Swiss and Irish priests, and calls for harsh punishment of his murderers.
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Louis
Innocent
M. Ceaval
Place de Carouzel
Executive Council
Place de la Revolution
Place de Louis XV
Paris
Sans Culottes
Europe
Necker
Constituent Assembly
France
Prince of WalEs
Earl Hows
Charlotte
Adg
Palace of the Temple
Vincent Russon
Louis the XV
Oxteans
Equality
Ricé
High Ther
Aconbury
Huntingdonfinre
Coltyer ¢ Barnard
Letter from a Spanish court envoy to the French National Convention
A damaged OCR passage quotes a letter from Cuxvarier D'Ocariz and Clare d'Arraires addressed to the French National Convention. It claims urgencies to intercede for the Spanish king, to seek peace between France and belligerents, and to influence negotiations for the fate of a royal relative. The text references intercession, diplomacy, and potential negotiations conditioned on timely courier travel.
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Cuxvarier D
Europe
Spain
France
D’ocarsg
End of Louis XVI After Four Years Detention
The article notes the end of Louis XVI after a period of four years in detention where he endured ignominy and cruelty from his subjects, highlighting the tyrant's proclamation in the face of revolutionary acts.
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Louis XVI
War and royal murders dominate France news and markets
Friday notes stock quotes for NQON and 75.4-4ths, with 3-8ths cum div. India 184 cum div. Reports foresee Parliament declaring war on France next week amid news of Louis XVI's execution and French fleet losses near Naples. Editorial condemns the regicides and laments the king's death while detailing royal mourning and naval warrants.
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France
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Pepiniere
Courts de Pegalité
Santerre
Louis XV
London
Nqon
Bank
India
Mediterranean
Trugz
Bay of
Naples
Italy
St. James's
Dg Ge Ee
Newtek
Stewart
Morwell
46Th Regiment
Deat
W. N
Jason
Main
Gibraltar
Goodwill
Honduras
Elitor
Southampton
William
Ren
Mundikisk
Admiral -Parker
Hedilypso
Wake
Aurora
Swale
Myrtle
Alderton
Andzy Gallilee
Dublin
Flandes
Waterford Paice UK
Shucka Banx
Corsifols
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