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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 08, 1793
Page
2
A jury in the case involving Mei Boyne finds evidence suggesting the letter to poinpists was written as a fraudulent insinuation to gain credit. The judge and jurors weigh the weight of the letter against established law and the plaintiff’s claims. The verdict favors the plaintiff in a lengthy, contested trial.
Reports describe intense bombardment on Saturday and Sunday near Valenciennes. The Proserpine a 28 gun frigate reportedly captured a 32 gun French frigate and carried it into St Kitts. General Brune writes from Niort of repelling Counter-Revolutionists at Buffay and concerns over troops, while constitutional plans push for a new charter by August.
Reports from Paris depict a harsh response to rising price protests and asserted revolutionary sentiment. The Convention enacts measures targeting police officials and signals alarm drums while departments brace for further clashes. Reports note prisoners moved, leaders recalled, and provincial uprisings expanding with notable actions in Marseilles Bourges Calvados and Brittany as the nation edges toward broader upheaval.
At the National Convention, Barrère read dispatches from Niort and Angers detailing armies near Tours and Rochelle, and the plan to reduce Deputies in Paris. The Assembly declared traitors for rebels, ordered passports revoked, and embargoed ships. July declarations and martial law measures followed, with constitutional preparations and public thankings.
The French Convention debates replace and discipline deputies, declares officials guilty or responsible, orders seals on Madame de Bourbon’s house, and reorganizes departments amid uprisings. Toulouse officials denounce administration while rebels seize mint funds and resist Paris authority. A levy for fleets and calls for a Crusade against Western rebels shape a tense national scene.
Gastine writes July 23 accusing General Ferrier of ignorance and perfidy for not executing orders on May 27 urging an end to a literary dispute. He demands Ferrier's head if his charges prove true, or Ferrier face punishment for disobeying commands and distracting him in solitude.
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