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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 25, 1793
Page
3
The narrative describes a violent Parisian political crisis with reports of Pelletier's assassination at a restaurant, debates over security barriers, and calls to organize ministries. It cites the Convention's decrees on funeral arrangements, public safety measures, and the fate of suspected rioters, while detailing attacks on leaders and the looming political danger.
A London letter reviews reactions to the French royalist fall and the Republic, noting the need for reform in Ireland. It discusses royalist sentiments, regicides, and the temper of Parliament, urging reform from within and warning against faction. It also covers crime reports, highwaymen, and émigré actions in Britain.
On January 22 Kersaint informed the Assembly that to respect the Convention he spoke to explain his published letter. He claimed he could not stand with men of blood and named Marat as a bloodstained agitator among others. The debate over admitting the former deputy continued briefly before Kersaint withdrew and the Convention moved on.
The report outlines Monday proceedings in the Lords and Commons with mentions of a king’s communication to increase national forces and tax debates, followed by Tuesday petitions and slave trade motions. It notes Wednesday’s divine service for Martyrdom Anniversary and a looming war declaration against France, plus Navy appointments, ship commissions, seamen votes, and a planned patriotic fundraiser for the war effort.
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