10 Jul 1793
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 10, 1793
Page
1
The office in Mereby issued a notice of a four o clock meeting by the Gaol and Session House to receive proposals for immediate loans of one hundred pounds each. The aim is to raise funds for the security of Parliament under His Majesty's reign. Signed Lawson, Clerk of the Peace.
Long journal entry describes committee appointments in France, debating budgets and arming militias, with mentions of Biron, Chalier, Parthenay, and Paris proclamations. It notes decrees on price controls, universal mobilization, and the convocation of primary assemblies for constitutional acceptance.
General Post-Office issues a public notice about Edward Miles tied to a murder and robbery case from 1791. It calls for Miles to surrender within twenty days to magistrates or face Crown proceedings, naming Warrington Liverpool and Manchester as places for surrender and public justice. It mentions reward and involvement of co-conspirators and urges informants to come forward.
The Marine Society reports that 11 001 subscriptions helped about 1705 French refugees in Britain, with 1600 remaining in bank accounts. Funds are nearly exhausted, prompting June 16 decision to stop new applications and extend reduced allowances. Count de Botherel appeals to the public for aid to continue support as many refugees, mostly women and children, face hardship.
An 18th century assembly at Crown and Anchor Strand records a meeting of the United Committee for the Relief of Widows and Children of Seamen and Soldiers. The chair, W DeVaynes, reports united funds, subscriptions, and seeks continued public support from British ladies for relief during the war.
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