Reinstatement Demands and Insurrection Decree Amid Paris Tensions
National Assembly sessions reveal calls to reinstate Petion and Manuel, with a decree to organize insurrections. Aristocrats under Am. Sxtllaxt attacked the Castle Barnes near Jales, surrendering to National Gendarmes after capitulation. Warnings of warrants against Petion and protests against the keeper of the seals mark a tense night session, adjourned at dawn.
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MS. Petion
Mr Manuel
Section Des Gravilliers
Call
Champ de Mar
M. Petes
M. Petion
Menuel
Department of
Barnes
Jales
Paris
Soissons
M. Petiin
Sauho
Unrest in French Assembly Over Rights and Veto Debate
Officials discuss universal badges for public officers and a tri color band for legislators. Citizens demand punishment for calumniators in a Strasbourg correspondence. A riotous, seditious speech against the Constitution prompts transfer to the Committee of Twelve. The Assembly hears plans for state defense and army augmentation.
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Strasourg
Rolland
Tts
Distriss
Generaux
Yndics
Council-General of the Commons
Constituent Assembly
Galeries
Department
Paris
Procureur
Pet
Committee of
Metz crisis report and battalion decree amid dearth of provisions
From the Procureur of the Commons of Metz comes word that the city is wholly short of provisions. A report is ordered for tomorrow. Debates lead to forming Moderates into battalions to serve as light troops. A total of 3,000 more men will be raised, with 60,000 to join the army and 33,000 in referee corps. Some citizens demand Ad. Petes’s reinstatement and denounce the Department. House attendance 663, with 16 sick and 8 others dead or unaccounted. 27 did not answer. Session ends at eleven.
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Commons
Metz
Wich
Corps de
Helle Aux Bleds
Ad. Petes
English Jacobins Distrust Paris Brethren Proceedings
The article cautions English Jacobins to read Parisian proceedings with care and warns against admiring Gallic Maniacs. It suggests avoiding excessive zeal and not attempting bold actions such as seizing the Buzz by the horns.
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Paris
European Powers Rearrange Amid Military Movements
In Brussels Count Merrernxica and Major Be Fovucorr escort orders from the King as conferences with Ministers proceed. A Dutch-Army under the Duke of Berens VICE moves toward quarters while a delegation bids farewell. Coronation plans for Francis I float, with talks with Prussia at Coblenitz. VaNDERNOOT DE Vareckem exits per government order, provoking a heated protest from the States. News of actions near Quievrain and Maubeuge report French and allied forces skirmishing, with retreats and casualties noted.
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Count Merrernxica
Zinister
Prince Pe Gavees
Francis I
Prussia
Coblenitz
Vandernoot DE Vareckem
the Hague
Quievrain
Racing Card Showcases Two Year Old Stakes
Sporting Intelligence details a handicap plate for two and three year olds on the Two-year-old Course. Entries include Pungan ny 2yrs old, Vernon’s Bl Wllies 2 yrs old, and Duke of York’s g c by Saltram 2 yrs old. Fills notes about weights, sires, and placings, with winner to be declared after trials.
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Ld Clerm
Trumpetta
Mr. Gobding
Geet
York
Anwtl Briley
Cashaan
Pungan
Fis Figivenot
la Foley
Gadifon’ $ ‘Rut Zyrs Od Hy Att. R2qb. Doct Cieaften
Pramacer
Mr. Gdisth
Maiieaote Sa
Ly of
Bedford
Frucer
Ut 'Is
Vernon
Padlock
D. of
Povo
Mercury
Hulluck
Peters
Vaunteer
D. of York
G. c
Salrram
Lagan
Clesnoni
Saltram
Lord Joley
A. Zlib
Li Cermont
Mr. Vernon
Mr. Panton
Bedkingham
Diaatiest
Duke of Bedlor
Duke of York
Anvil
Two Irish Catholic Clergy Deputies Visit the Pontiff
Two gentlemen deputed from the Catholic Clergy of Ireland called on His Holiness yesterday in a polite and condescending manner. They sought to assure the Pontiff of Ireland’s zeal for their religion and monarchial order. Their lodging was arranged in the Vatican near Abbe Maury and they requested access to the Pontiff’s private corridors.
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Ireland
Vatican
Prbierit
Maury
Levee at St James and London notes broadside
A noon levee at St James's is reported with varied items from the day, including references to Asritions and Gardel, a six million livre Genoa loan, a Royal Archers contest in Peebles, Lincolnshire sea bank plans, theatre openings, and political quarrels, plus a cautionary tale of a town impostor conscripting generosity.
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St. James's
Sturgeon
Eisiet
Gardel
Sarpinrabas
Genoa
Piemont
France
Peebles
Royal Company of Archers
Lord Enmank
Covent Garden
Lincolnshire
Trufthope
Thalia
Marshall Lecxxer
M. D’orléans
CHL MISPORD RACES AT ROOMS MEET
The field includes four year old fillies in a best of three two mile heats. Glumdalca was the favourite before starting with heavy betting despite recent losses. Town crowds party on as the ball and theatre draw attention amid lively racing and social bustle.
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Maj Ftv
Wand
Satellite
Dost Mifers
Hichtger
Sim Cith
Tandem
Dr Me. Pector
Woodpecker
Highflyer
J Rip
W4likvaton
Escellent Sport
D. of Bedford
Glumdalca
Cavendish and Grog Featureage in July Racing Card
In a brief 19th century style note, promoters announce Fifty Pounds for all ages, with reference to Cavendish and Wig’s Grog racing entries. The fragment hints at a wager event chaired by Mr. Br Ker and Mr. Wig, linked to July activities.
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Br Ker
Cavendish
Wig
The Comet Return Period Cited By Halley Astronomers
The article notes Halley calculated the 1680 comet period and mentions Herschel and other astronomers. It links the event to rumors of unusual weather and reports a Dover incident exposing export bans on specie. It details robberies of Joan Bonn and William Mansey and a failed assassination attempt on Mr. Ginger in Hemel Hempstead, with rescue by servants.
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Halley
Herscher
Dover
Calais
Customs
Joan Bonn
Hampstead
William Mansey
Soho Square
Rathbone Place
Riccardo Gincer
Queenhithe
Hemel Hempitted
Herts
Afsafsin
Ginger
Rotation Office Case In Lichfield Several Robberies Involved
In the rotation-office at Lichfield Serbet, Patrick Flint was fully committed for robbing Daniel Riche of a hat on the highway. Ann Parkinson faced charges for robbing a silver watch and two gold seals from David Smith. Foln Renny also committed for receiving the watch knowing it to be stolen. Millan llgn and Folin Brown charged with robbing John Beaumont of a watch and 15s, both committed for further examination.
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J. Faerney
Patrick Flint
Daniel Riche
Ann Parkinson
David Smithy
Foln Renny
Millan Llgn
Folin Brown
John Beaumont
Public charity abuses and distress noted in turmoil within hospitals and debtors
A report urges corporate bodies to probe abuses at BropkeweLt and BETHLEM Hospitals amid lax oversight. Debtors, wives, and children populate prison counts. a London grocer faces a gruesome murder suicide. Robberies surge in George’s Fields and Moorfields, with burglaries blamed on new weekly tenancy practices.
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