Rebels Trounced At Nantes And Beauchair Report Unfolds
The convention hears dispatches from Nantes about an assault on rebels, artillery exchanges, and losses on both sides. It also debates Beaucaire disturbances, accuses conspirators, and hears General Westerman and Custine accounts of recent military actions and strategic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorme
Rot Nancy
Lorraine
Faltfay
Aid
Paris
Silery
Sillery
Veur
Pétion
Naxtes
Mornig
Xcems
Nozay
Brener
Vannes
Nantes
Raepete el Canton
Daxmoraux
Lavaterre
Gilspert
Brussex
Brys‘er
Tate
Seine
Westerman
Chatillon
Buat
Chatillox
Parthenay
Cholet
Montagne
Chalet
Brefuire
la Roche Faguelin
Rouen
Barrere
Exire
Palace of Versailles
Liorux
Royal Cuies
Carra
M. Necker
National Treasury
Committee of Finances
M. Necxex
Mallarme
St. Fu
Committee of Public Safety
National Commissioners Report Ad- Depart Upper Alps
National Commissioners in the Department of the Upper Alps report several administrative actions and notes during a Monday session dated July 8. The document outlines structural updates and policy considerations affecting regional governance and authority, with emphasis on procedural enhancements and interdepartmental coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Alps
Siege of Valenciennes continues with heavy losses
July reports from the besieging army describe growing casualties and progress on third parallel near the covered way. Bomb blasts kill an artillery captain and damage magazines while batteries destroy enemy works. Deserters claim town ruins trap defenders and that surrender is urged.
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Famars
Convention
Preent
Valenciennes
West Flanders
Liege
Couihout
Cochon
Jean de Brie
Ferrand
Beauregard
Line
Corps of Artillery
Republic
Duke of York
Siege of Mentz July 4 179? Fire drives 250 houses loss
Reporting from Mentz describes heavy Austro Prussian bombardment near Weillenau Horkheim and along the Rhine. Fire destroys hundreds of houses including near the Dominican Convent while forts Albans Casfel and Zahlbach exchange bombardment and redoubts shift hands between French Prussian forces.
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Weillenau
Horkheim
Mentz
Combinee Arte
Fort Albans
Rhine
Casfel
National Guards
Clubitts
Zahlbach
Surrender notices of tradesmen in London Gazette list
The London Gazette lists numerous individuals from Manchester, Shoreditch, Worcester, Long Sutton, Manchester, Bristol, Greenwich, Isle of Wight, and London districts, including cotton manufacturers, masons, bakers and merchants, scheduled to surrender at Guildhall or local inns on specified dates in August. Names include Charles Barnard Wadstrom, James Douglas, Lemuel Briggs, Daniel Dale, Thomas Hullah, Mary Davis, Abraham Bradon, James Smart, Jonathan Pym, John Law, John Garford, and others, with attorneys listed and surrender deadlines noted.
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Charles Barnard Wadstrom
Manchester
Guildhall
Thomas Juchan
Shoreditch
James Paddey
Street Forge
Cheshire
New-inn
Sandbach
Hulme
Lamb’s-conduit
James Douglas
Worcester
Angel-inn
Sidbury
Griffiths
Lincoln’s Inn
William Jenkin
Long Sutton
Lincolnshire
Turner and Seymour
Margaret-street
Cavendish Square
Thomas Hullah
Greenwich
Mariner
Pitman
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Mary Davis
Isle of Wieht
Miller
Sykes
New Inn
Abraham Bradon
Castle- S Treet
Tabernacle-walk
Moorfields
Guildhill
Atcornies
Messrs. Willet and Annesley
Finsbury Square
John Law
Horseferry-road
Westminter
John Garford
Clement’s-lane
John Steward
Chick-lane
Samuel Deane
Stratford
John Davis
Bristol
John Halam
Porough
Alexander Murray
South Shields
James Church
Hanover-stairs
Rotherhithe
Alexander Christall
Samuel Davis
White Horse-yard
Drury-lane
Man’s Mercer
James Barber
New Surrey-freet
Black Friars-Road
Taylor
Naval discontent and imperial audiences at Windsor Park
Report from Windsor Lodge notes Lord Grenville and Hanoverian minister meeting with the line, while the Great Park airings occur. Admiral Brueuer's letter to the National Convention laments naval lethargy, calls for strict discipline, and questions Spanish superiority. Winchester plan aims to connect canal routes from London to the coast via Southampton and Basingstoke to Salisbury.
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Lord Grenville
Windsor Lodge
Great Park
Brueuer
National Convention
Paris
Executive Council
Republic
Europe
Royal Irish Regiment of Artillery
Winchester
Basingstoke
London
Southampton
Salisbury
Landon
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al Landremont
Gibpilleau
Nanfes
Committee of Inquiry
Gilvet and Mertin
Louchet
Charrier
la Lozere
Locher
Department of Region
Levatur
Marseilles
Bour
Ncaux
Ducoz
Bourdeaux
Durey
Faisin
Committee of Pub
Qty
Frances
Verey
Girosne
Lyers
Bourdeauxs
Nifices
Tulouse
Marsilies
Gageante
Fulien
Béaucaire
Irles
Beaucaire
Tivators
Chantorzette
Madiens Bernador
Noailles
Porcerler
le Vendée
Committee of Safety
Custine
Committee OF War
ARMY
Ments
Journal OF the Operations
Des Capucins
The
London Gazette
James Smart
Butcher-rew
St. Clement’s
Jonathan Pym
Ludgate-street
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