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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 15, 1792

Page

3

Proclamation Calls French Forces to Unite with Austrian Allies

The text urges French soldiers to reunite with their princes and fight the common enemy, highlighting deserters to be treated as rebels. It notes Austrian commanders praising loyal regiments and promises protection to those who join, while reporting heavy casualties near Tournay and a French officer's death.

Europe Eupe Rayal Allemand Lauzun Berching Duke de Cyxe-Pescuex Low Countries Peti Tne Charest Lome Austria Frf Pexrnet

The Encaltment at Basthot Heath Drill Review

The corps for the encampment include 17 artillery batteries and several infantry regiments under Lord Harring and Colonel Fox. The Duke of Richmond commands. a fortified place attack and Moncrieffe’s wooden redoubt are featured with engineers aiding earthworks. Officers receive field allowances and encampment tents and gear.

Basthot Heath Royal Artillery Lord Harring Fox Duke of Richmond Moncrieffe Royal Corps of Engineers Elis Majesty

Races at Ascot Heath and Awakening Scenes at Difs Common

At Ascot Heath on Thursday Lord Grosvenor’s watch was stolen by a pickpocket who also kicked his shins. Highlander beat Gunpowder by several lengths. Lord and Lady Barrymore with Lady Lape appeared courtside. A silver hazard table opened at Gloster Coat, St James’s for apprentices and waiters. Heavy rain near Difs Norfolk caused a ball of fire to fall on Difs Common. sheep and a large number of cattle were found dead on Breslingham Common. The Bay fleet fails in this month’s tour. Convicts under transportation rise slightly, now over one hundred.

Ascot Heath Lord Grosvenor Difs Norfek Difs Common Breslingham Common Bay Fleet

Great Seal delivered by Lords Commissioners in London

The Lords Commissioners for the custody of the Great Seal were pleased to deliver the Great Seal of Great Britain to the respective officers in council. The document records the oath of allegiance and the death of the Bishop of Liege, with further items including army chaplains promotions, mutterings of bankrupts, and pensionable canons, all noted in broad daylight.

ST. James’s Elis Majesty Janes Eyre His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer Wiliam Stenry Ashhurst Court of Kine’s Bench Snd John Wilson His Majesty’s Court of Common Pleas Great Briain Sidate

Contemplated Metal Substitution and Paris Quiet News

Reports reveal plans to replace gold and silver with other metals deposing their pre-eminence. News from St Domingo discussed by the Marine Minister, momentarily set aside during a priest’s wedding sermon. Mutinous talk of assassinating the Kine to free France. Military shifts include M. pe Beron to command the Rhine army and resignations rumored for several officials.

St. Domingo France M. Pe Brron Rhine M. le Gentre Lier Catholis M. Fort Cader Oficer

Deputations Back the Decree for Paris Camp Near Capital

Deputations applauded a decree to form a camp near Paris. Le Cointre denounced disbanding the National Guards. Guillox denounced for distributing an Address against 20000 men near Paris. About 300 invalids declared patriotism in the Assembly amid applause. Riots reported on the Upper Rhine and in New Briffac. Copper coin substitution discussed.

BI. le Cointre AM. Guillox Paris M. Claviere Upper Rhine M. Dudayst Briffac

Decrees on Volunteers and Libels Move Through Assembly

A June session notes a deputation revoking consent for a camp near the capital and plans to arm peasants are adjourned. Edicts impose repression on mutinies and press licentiousness after debates over libels and justice conduct.

Mademoiselle d'Eon

Duke and Duchess travel from South Row to Hack Wood

Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Borton left their house in South Row for Hack Wood in Hants. The Duchess of Gorpow will return to town today from Cheltenham. The Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal sat in the Court of Chancery at Westminster Hall on Saturday morning for the first time.

Duke

Action near Mons details and army finances in 1780s notes

Dumouriez reads a letter recounting the Mons action where Gouvion and de Charot were killed and many wounded while two were killed. The detachment retreated under Austrian pressure. He then notes the army’s dire finances needing 29,000,000 livres and demands urgent funds. Commissioners are appointed to probe War Ministers. A letter from Ametort cites banks cannot continue without aid. Decreed: the entire affignats quantity.

M. Dumouriex M. de la Fayetté Mons Gouvion de Charot M. du Portall M. Ametort

Blood and factions ripple through French assembly

In a chaotic exchange the phrase blood and rewards echo as the credence of a minister's letter is ordered printed. Deputies cry out Du Sang and Oui il Faut while the document is sent to all 83 Departments amid the cash figure of 1,800,606,064 livres cited in circulation.

Roland de le Platier de Kine National Assembly

Patent Violet Soap Promises Skin Benefit and Monopoly

A London notice claims Patent Violet Soap, sold exclusively from 102 Bank Buildings Cornhill, and in Dublin, is free of common soap flaws. It cites reduced chapping, skin softness, and whiteness, with a fourteen year patent to the inventor and a price of two shillings sixpence per square, claims one square lasts three months.

London Cornhill Dublin Great Britain

Lincolnshire Hog Killed by Mr Hook at Crowland

A Lincolnshire hog was killed by a Mr Hook at Crowland weighing fifty two stone. A stage coach from London to Swaffham wrecked near Mundford when a broken spring caused it to overturn injuring several passengers including a gentleman with a broken collar bone and an old lady with both legs broken. A woman and child suffered facial wounds while others were heavily hurt. Dr Graham once removed Venus statue’s clothes with a fig leaf apron inscribed BY ORDER OF THE MIDDLESEX JusTICEs.

Hook Crowland Lincolnsiire London Swaffham Mundford Graham Venus Pall-Mall

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