Deputation details and rebel activity in French departments
The report notes a deputation from the four districts seeking 500000 corn for sustenance until the next harvest. It records plans to form the Department of Eaucluse, a rebel seizure of La Roche, troop movements and concerns over Aurz and Laize. Deputies absent without leave are to be listed and substitutes summoned. The petition is referred to the Committee of Public Safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine
Home Department
Eaucluse
Bernard ‘Des Sablons
Eave
Loire
Bar
la Roche
Aurz
Mans
Gallier Cad
Nisrt
Siege Notes From the Front Describe Heavy Fire
The excerpt reports ongoing siege conditions with Austrian entrenchments near Kohebach and Fort Coftheim. It notes French actions, counter-mines, and preparations while detailing expanded trench works and parapets. The report mentions gunfire, mines, and shelling affecting Men and towns.
Hexy Quarregs Report From Herrin Near Falenciennes
Report notes work crews active on the 28th and 6th in four places along the second parallel to link with the thirds. It states support for all operations with picochet batteries to hinder enemy repair efforts and disrupt their works.
Provisional Committees Sell Arms to French Army Near Savoy
Reports from Geneva on June 14 reveal fusils were sold in Savoy to the French army encamped there by the Provisional Committee of Safety without Administration approval. Citizens opposed the sale, but wagons were driven to Carrouge, Savoy, under Etat Major orders. The act sparked disapproval and was not seen as representing the nation. The Civic Oath was taken by about 7600, with many refusing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provisional ‘Committee of ‘Safety
Savoy
Carrouge
National Assembly
Departure for Ostend and Valenciennes Campaign Tour
Yesterday the Duke of Manchester and Colonel Futtertron sailed from Dover for Ostend to visit the Duke of York before Valenciennes. A Board of Admiralty ordered two frigates into commission. The King and Royal party reviewed guards en route to Ostend, watched six troops of the 1st Dragoon and four of the 2nd embark at Blackwall, and then returned to Windsor amid high health and spirits. A deserter from the Scotch Greys pleaded for liberty to join the regiment abroad, was forgiven, and offered to embark with his unit. An embargo at Windsor followed as the Royal party departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Manchester
Futtertron
Dover
Ostend
Duke of York x
Valenciennes
Board of Admiralty
Charing-cross
Windsor Lodge
Hyde Park
Prince of Wales
Duke
Prince William of
Royal North ‘British Dragoons
Boarpman
Saad
Windsor
Lord Howe
Qeiberum Bey
Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen Text
A lengthy transcription of articles from the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizens outlines the aims of society, equality, liberty, property, law, and sovereignty. It asserts universal rights, limits on government power, and the obligation to resist tyranny, with emphasis on lawful process and public welfare.
Bankruptcy notices in London and surrounding areas
John Fraser and numerous tradespeople appear in a list of bankrupts and surrender dates at Guildhall. Names include Philip Morgan, Thomas Morean, John Gastas Vdecouver, Benjamin Stove, Thomas Bailey, William Smith, Alexander Hamilton, Richard Weale, Daniel Dale, Joseph Wigney, Richard Silverflres Rothwell Haish, Henry Liscombe, Richard Pottinger, Samuel Garrard, John Bayley, Edward Taylor, William Knowes, William Strangways, Benjamin Kennett, William Flower, and others. Dates span July 7 to August 30 with surrenderings noted at Guildhall and other locations, attorneys named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fraser
Charies-fred
Guildhall
Philip Morgan
Thomas Morean
John Gastas Vdecouver
Benjamin Stove
Cuper
Thomas
Bailey
Ludgate-freet
Glover
Attornies
Mesirs
Farrer and Lacey
Bread-street
William Smith
Rosemary-Jane
Tyrrell
Queen Street
Cheanside
Alexander Hamilton
Holborn
Collins
Spital Square
Richard Weale
Wokingham
Berkshire
Ate Torney
Bradley
Middle New Street
Gough Square
Daniel Dale
Bristol
Mercer
Attornes
Merits
Turner and Seymour
Margaret
Henry Liscombe
Chandos
Covert Garden
Vintner
Douce and Riyington
Fenchurch
Richard Pottinger
Ardwick
Lancabirg
Swaninn
Mancheser
Attorness Mess
Bridee- Areet
Blackfriars
Edward Taylor
Watling-streit
Cordwinners
Loxley
Buckletfoury
William Knowes
Fleet-street
Sterry
Stamford
Wiliam Strangways
Aldermanbury
Taylor
Guildhail
Benjamin Kennett
Essex-wharf
Guildha'll
William Flower
Mount-(treet
Hanover-square
Sadler
Rovert
Howard
Carillon- Sireet
Oil and Cos Loupasah
William Thompson
Strand
Gutchal Uputtte
Notable tradesmen listed for forthcoming grants in London area
A fragmented notice lists expected grant recipients including John Fownes furrier in Witte-freet Borough Samuel Buckland coal merchants George Donadieu brandy-merchant Samuel Witty horse-dealer and others such as Enjimin Dealtry butcher Stephen Barber and Samuel Barber from Freeman's Court Cordhill and Thomas Chiftie haberdasher in Covent Garden along New Street indicating a schedule of permissions due on or before the 33rd of July next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fownes
Witte-freet
Samuel Buckland
Long-land
Bermondsey
George Donadieu
Samuel Witty
Daventry
Northampton
Enjimin Dealtry
Rawcliff
Stephen Barber
Samuel’ Barber
Freeman’s-court
Cordhill
Thomas Chiftie
New-Street
Covent-garden
Haberdather
Midsummer fair reports cattle dull sale and woolslump
Gloucester July 8 reports a crowded midsummer fair yet poor market conditions for cattle keep. Buyers took only ready for butcher stock while others returned unsold. Wool prices were low with 14s to 15s for plain wool and 13s to 14s for finer varieties. traders expect better prices at the Ross fair on the 70th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Tod
Ross
Second Year of the July Stakes at Segs Racing
Sporting Intelligence reports July Stakes results with multiple Thoroughbred entries. Judges placed the top five, listing Lord Grosvenor and J Panton among favorites. numerous forfeit entries noted. The event included two middle mile heats for colts and fillies with varied sires such as Trumpator and Highflyer, and notable horses like Scanderbeg and Trueman competing across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highflyer
Grosvenor
Trumpator
Dox
Mr. Panton
B. c
Drone
Countess _ Lord Clermont
Br. c
Mark Antony
Vernon
Florizel
Eve
Mr. Fox
Sir Peter
Zilla
Duke of Bedford
Fiorizel
Alfred
Mr. Taylor
Prison escape attempt in Botous shire keeps three lodged
On Monday evening a group attempted an escape from Deg Keepers of the Kin prison. Three men were placed in the New Guid in the Botous shire for safekeeping after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
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Heap
Croix
Ronbach
Mentz
Kohebach
Coftheim
Weiffenain
Herrin
Falenciennes
Geneva S
Cuartes Wenpwam
Valenciénnes
Madras
Cuddapah
Sthi
Seringapatam
Peripatam
Candue
Tipped
Bankrptcy
Seat
Mayear
France
National Convention
London Gazette
Thomas Bailey
Country News
Sporting Intelligence
Newmarket
H. Ft
B.C
Duke of Bedford's
Ch. c
Lord Grefvenor
H.R. H
Tetotum
G. c. Mock Doctor
S.1tram
Blowzy
Volar
Lord Grosveno
PotSos
Sting
Duke of Grafton
C. Trueman
Magnet
Mr. Vernon
Trueman
J.sutton
Curteis
Broadhurst
Mendoza
Smith
Caroline
Sybil
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