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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 18, 1791

Page

3

Discussion of the King stirs National Assembly tensions

From Paars July 1 a report warns that debate over the King’s fate provokes severe consequences in the National Assembly. Fraternal societies distribute incendiary bills denouncing 180 members as traitors for opposing a Republican form and for alleged bribery from the Civil List.

National Assembly Assembly Mefirs Montesquiou Dupart Alexander Lameth

Tumult Forecast as Assembly Debates Royal Fate

A chaotic evening session signals rising danger as Republicans push delays on deciding Louis XVI's destiny while moderates demand swift action. Decrees condemn any king who wars against the constitution, abdication, or plots with enemies. debates feature Bouille, Liancourt, Robespierre, and others, with the King and Queen kept confined and the assembly adjourned to a stormy follow up.

M. Bouille M. Rosertspert Ree Monsieur M. Cuanoun OM. de Liantow Oober Paris M. de Liancourt M. Ricard M. Tourtain de Pife Louis XVI de Calonne de Bouille M. Badier M. Montequion M. Pruguzon M. Robertpierre M. Duport

Law Report on Adultery Case and French Oath of Allegiance

The document recounts a Dorset Street lawsuit where Mr Lovering sues for criminal conversation with his wife, detailing witnesses and a jury verdict for the plaintiff. It then shifts to Revolutionary France, describing royalist oaths, Bouillé’s officers, and Luxemburg’s tribune remarks on the king’s inviolability and constitutional role.

Mr. Enkine Lovering Dorset-street Spittlefields Sadler Mr. Bearcroft

Loyal Birmingham Loyalists Attack Parliament Riot

A letter from Birmingham reports Loyalists assaulting their hotel during a reaction to Paine and the Rights of Man. They burn Priestley’s house, burn Paine’s pamphlet, and vow loyalty to the king and constitution. The writer fears revolution and notes political tensions across England.

Empire Rock of Gibraltar Tom Burke House of Commons Binningham France Crown Constitutional Society Paine

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