French Revolution Debates on Arrested Deputies Report Demanded
In Florence 1793 debates, committees were ordered to report on arrested deputies and to present new allegations against them. Speakers attacked Cho b ot Faxchet and Duperret, recalling Marat and urging swift inquiry while warning of civil war and the dangers faced by the nation.
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Fidé
Mediterranean Dispatches and Irish News From July 23
A London dispatch reports naval movements in the Mediterranean with dispatches to the Admiralty. Updates include the Earl of Cuaruam's return from Frognall and intelligence about the Winterton sighting near the Cape. Irish news notes Viscount Mountcarret and Byran Kerus’s deaths, plus a severe weather report near Uxbridge and Buckinghamshire, and an attempted highwaymen attack on Surgeon Fearon.
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Lords appoint Childers to convoy London trade
Cambridge Affizes reports two prisoners for trial with no capital offence charges. The court notes a maiden and a single other case, while the Lords of the Admiralty assign HMS Childers to convoy the London trade from the Nore to the Frith of Forth and back.
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Poland in crisis as partition debates dominate Diet speech
War saga unfolds in Warsaw where Stanislaus Avensius and ministers clash over the fate of Poland. Diet discussions in Grodno expose rival powers Ruffa and Prussa seeking territorial dismemberment while the king urges unity, mediation, and protection of the republic.
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Vienna Agreement on Poland Provinces Split
Vienna reports an accord with Berlin and Petersburg granting Poland's provinces to those powers while Austria receives a portion of the kingdom, amounting to about 1200 square leagues. The settlement outlines territorial division among the allies and confirms territorial gains for Austria.
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Petersburg
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Engagements at Turin Ended In Five Day Armistice
The June engagements followed by five days of deflation of hostilities for interring the dead and removing the wounded. About 6000 Frenchmen perished in these actions. The 18th digextera cost them 1000 and us 300. Grazdela remains under their control as they plan to penetrate Piedmont. Our armies grow daily as 2000 Austrians arrive, with 18,000 muskets expected. The Spanish fleet commander has arrived and the English Admiral is awaited to coordinate operations.
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Zriefe
Lord William Murray Confined as Close Prisoner
Lord William Murray is kept in a close cell at the New Prison in the Borough. He remains under secure confinement with restricted movement and monitoring by guards as authorities enforce the terms of his detention.
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Fortress of Bellégarde Surrenders to Spanish Troops
Madrid reports the fortress of Bellégarde surrendered on the 725thult. The garrison of near 1000 men becomes prisoners of war. Various bankruptcies and container notices follow, listing individuals and firms under surrender or public notice with dates and Guildhall references.
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Duchess hosts grand dinner amid royal movements and war talk
Yesterday in St James Square the Duchess of Gordon entertained a large company at her home. Princess Sophia moves from Windsor to Kew for improved air alongside Princess Mary. Rumor forlorn: Conde’s capture by Austrian troops unsettles French Emigrants who hoped for Louis Seventeenth’s return. Royal prisoners and Allied plans shape caution to avoid provoking Jacobins. A royal officer spared Joseph Draper in a conspiracy case, and Albion Mills to become Fabasco Warehouses for government use.
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