Return of Emigants Threatens French Republic and Stability
The author argues that emigrants abroad pose a danger to the Republic, urging strict enforcement of laws to ensure tranquillity and prevent a monarchical restoration. They warn against aiding extremist voices and appeal to preserve revolutionary gains, citing parallels with Fructidor year 4 and the risks of revived feudal institutions.
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Paris
Oltaire
Raynal
Monteigueun
Mubly
Army of the Rhine letter from Hochst July 13 describes battle near dawn
Extract from headquarters dated Hochst reports an early morning attack by 1200 to 1300 troops from Philipsburg. The fight lasted until night with heavy casualties. Two cannon and about 200 prisoners were taken. Our losses were heavy with many killed or wounded. Grenadiers of the 20th and 66th held firm against large cavalry, Polanders fought bravely, and two cannon fell into our hands. Wounded, prisoners, and carriages filled the town. We expect reinforcements and a Rhine crossing at Mainten. The garrison refused pay, we blockade hard. Our infantry strong, cavalry small.
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Rhine
Manttein
Beppe Befeiet
Butt
Justice Chamberielle
Tankerville Chamberlaine
Moore
Peter Cunnolan
John Morgan
Boylan
Connolan
James O'Brien
Joan Hoey
Curran
Andrew Downey
Nally
O’brien
Mayne
Laurence Belighen
Cotles
Downey
Green
M‘nally
Andrew Given
Bow-lane
Bowlane
Mf‘ Nally
James Baxter
Mc Naily
Ship News From Falmouth and Portsmouth
shipping notices from Falmouth and Sheerness report delays and sailing orders for mail packets and military convoys. The Bady Araia and Penelope await winds, Lisbon and Leeward Island mails face delays, while ships such as Ruffian, L'Espiegie, Drake cutter, and a Baltic convoy depart or prepare to sail, with patrols and guards detailed for the North Ward and Westward.
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Falmouth
Lisbon
Prince Adolphus Paceet
Portsmouth
Baltic
Downs
Sheerness
Fty
Babet and Teypfithore-trizates
Hugger
Grace Cutter
Royal Navy Captain Appointed To Command Windsor Castle
Captain James Winson is appointed to command the Windsor Cagle of 98 guns. The Dutch officers in the Isle of Wight are polite and orderly, while visitors crowd places like Southampton. Parliamentary alterations propose rebuilding the Lords and enlarging the Commons with new seats for strangers. A private letter anecdote recalls the King of Sweden paying a post-horse driver five ducats. Buffon reports a new coastal dispatch line from Bombay to Bufforak to speed letters into the country.
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James Winson
Windsor
Court of Requests
Westminster
House. of Commons
Sweden
Copenhagen
Elfineur
Elfihear
Bufforak
Bombay
Majesty
Bufforab
Tijs
Orward
Bembiny
Dublin Parliament adjourns amid war steps and trials
Dublin July reports indicate two days with no business in the House of Commons, adjournments to Tuesday, August and royal assent to Union and other bills to end the session. Trials in Dublin include forgeries and a duel murder, with sentences and court actions noted.
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House of Parliament
House of Commons
Lords
Ireland
Marquis Cornwallis
Great Britain
London Mills Bill Cleared After Lords Debate
In the House of Lords on Thursday July 24 the London Mills Bill passed on third reading after the Earl of Liverpool proposed three clauses. One would allow dissolution of the Corporation with six months notice, another restricts wheat sales to 1000 quarters weekly, and a third lets City magistrates fix a brown bread office. The Duke of Clarence and Lord Westmoreland backed the clauses, and the bill was approved and adjourned.
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Tierney Rose
France
Austria
French Republic
England
House OF Lords
London Mills
Earl of Liverpool
Fhrefirt
Privy Council
London
Lord Hobart
Earl of Westmoreland
Duke of Clarence
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Republic of France
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Ingain
Hale
Jones
Francé
Joan
Juvenal
Job
Johnson
Dr Maid
Seifian
Col. Elford
Martin
Gilbert Heathcote
Hjelf
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