Paris in tumult as Marat influence grows in France
The article recalls Paris in extreme confusion with Marat described as an incendiary. it notes British concern over France's revolutionary excesses, the progress of royalist gains in Poitou and Auvergne, and the strategic wartime impact. It mentions Spanish and British naval movements toward the French frontier and reports on Valenciennes and Mayence operations.
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Paris
France
le Brun
Great Britain
Poitou
Gaston
Democratical
Fontenayle-Peurle
Rohfor
Auvergne
Lyons
Marseille
Asa
Italy
Barbary
Mediterranean
Gell
Colby
Gibraltar
Tham
Lord Hood
Flanders
Leason
Valenciennes
Mayénce
Iiiter
Kalkreuth
Mayence
Prices and stock quotes at one o clock and Paris notes
Postscript prices show bank stock and India scrip with modest gains and declines. The article also reports aboard news on General Dumourier and French revolutionary events in Paris, including discussions in the Council and Committee of Public Safety, orders to investigate deputies, and Chaumette urging action without bloodshed.
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Tndia
Arrest of Pétion and Guadet Shocks Paris
In Paris the Revolutionary Committee announced the arrest of Deputies Pétion and Guadet on the Boulevard after claiming they dined in the country and were unaware of a Decree placing them under arrest. The Council General, following a report from the Revolutionary Central Committee, ordered that barriers be opened at three o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Revolutionary Committteé
Pétion
Revolutionary Central Committee
Council
Paris Commune confronts accusations in Convention debate
On Tuesday June 4 the Council ordered four Commissioners to repair to the Committee of Finances for a new conference on volunteers pay. Leclercq of Lyons decried claims the Revolution was complete, urging that imprisoning suspects remains vital for safety. A deputy questioned authorities’ arrogance and a mass march by Paris Commune sought to clear charges by recapitulation of conduct.
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Convention
Leclercq
Lyons
Tribune
Paris
Commune of
French Prisons and West Indies War News
Reports list prison populations in Paris facilities detailing totals at La Force Saint Pelagie Conciergerie and Salpetriere, noting recent entries and releases. Also described are British plans to seize Guadeloupe and Martinique, attacks on Aix and Rochefort, and strategic moves affecting La Rochelle and French possessions.
House of Commons Debates on Cotton Mills and Loans
Mr Grattan presented the committee report on distressed cotton manufacturers noting four fifths out of work needing sale premiums for vast goods. Mr Ponfondy moved to clarify libel trial law while Mr Mason reported on a 250000 loan to be secured by subscriptions and interest. Vandeleur opposed the report citing excess demand and fiscal strain. the Chancellor defended the plan noting 100000l from a former loan would be paid and duties would cover interest as the House approved and adjourned.
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Grattan
George Ponfondy
Mason
Committee of Supply
More
Vandeleur
Cork Merchants Petition Marks Financial Relief Plan
On Wednesday June 12 the Secretary of State presented Cork merchants petitioning for advance money to restore credit. The Chancellor of the Exchequer said the 200,000s aim to aid all parts of the kingdom though late for Dublin and noted Ireland and Europe suffer credit decay from overextended manufacture and excessive paper circulation. Mr Holmes moved to allow a bill to curb vexatious arrests and regulate bail in meme process. Ordered Adjourned.
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Cork
Dublin
Ireland
Europe
Holmes
The American ship Perseus press gang seizure report
An old newspaper fragment notes a British officer detailing a ship seizure and captures near Weymouth. It mentions the Perseus in action, taking spirits from a boat, and the Solebay heading to Jamaica with Captain Kelly aboard.
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Monarch
Tate
Warren Froma
Ife
France
Jay
Thomas Datray
New York
Favre-de- Grace
Oxestes
Augustus Firgaux
Perseus
Palmer
Weymouth
Solebay
Kelly
Jamaica
Ave
Ward
Arrival of Ships at Plymouth Harbor on June Seventh
A list of vessels including Maria Christiana from St Holm Nancy, Coats Britannia Morton and others from Sungerland and Jenny Qi from Liverpool arrived at Plymouth. Weather shows a northwest wind.
Arrival of ships at Spithead from Bilboa and Vanguard
Portmouth dispatch notes the arrival of the Deptford and Vanguard at Spithead after sailing from Bilboa and other ports. The report lists vessels and origins in a brief harbor update reflecting naval traffic.
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Deptford
Atstide
Bilboa
Ceans
Spithead
French privateer captures Miller ship from Bristol and Cork
A Bristol and Cork bound vessel named Miller was seized by a French privateer while sailing near Newfoundland. The capture removes the ship from its voyage, with the crew's immediate fate and cargo details not specified in the report.
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Miller
Bristol
Cork
Nce, Foundland
Public Office at Bow Street Examines Highway Robbery Suspects
Yesterday at Bow Street Nicholas Benes Esa presided over the examination of Ficeard Poole William Janes Liam Saxox and Mary Robinson detained for aiding Poole in concealing stolen property The case details include a garden stockin e with watches seals and valuables alleged by Cartwright and his servant Bennedittas to belong to Poole and to be among stolen items Poole is fully committed for trial at the next Surrey Assizes Other prisoners were remanded after limited evidence failed to identify them
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Nicholas Benes Esa
Ficeard Poole
William Janes
Andliam Saxox
Mary Robinson
Poole
Cartwright
Bennedittas Mar
Athéroth
Ates Millar
Peels
Surrey
John Brooks
Millar
Hin
Tsgar Ewell
Surry
Joe
Birth of Lady of Sir Frederick Bile Bart Son in Ealing
On Saturday the sgth inf the Lady of Sir Frederick Bile Bart. was safely delivered of a Son at Ealing.
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Sgth
Sir Frederick Bile Bart
Ealing
Arranged Marriage Link Ties Viscount’s Eldest Son
The Hon Edmund Butler eldest son of Viscount Mountguerite to Miss Fowler second daughter of the Lord Archbishop of Fruablir. The betrothal ties a noble family with ecclesiastical connections as public excitement grows in high society circles.
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Arried
Edmund Butler
Viscount Mountguerite
Miss Fowler
Died Notices and Shipping News from London to Edinburgh
Fragmentary obituary items list deaths in Litchfield and Edinburgh with dates and ages, plus scattered ship arrivals and prices. Mentions include a 93 year old surgeon named Greene, a D.D. principal and chaplain in Scotland, and a merchant in Paris with parliamentary ties. Shipping and commodity quotes follow, with various ports and rates, but few clear details.
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Litchfield
Mr. Greene
Oneiall
Graige-house
Edinburgh
Reva Robertson
Britain
Scotland
Paris
New Town
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Baptiste
Dumourier
Prince Charles
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Committee of Public Safety
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Briflot
Duncourier
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Chaumette
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Parison
West Indies
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Martinico
Lord Hoop
Quiberon Bay
Brittany
Aix
Charente
Gastron
Punis
Saintonge
Rochefort
la Rochelle
Asmbly
Revolutionary Party
Recreipes
America
West India
Woolwich
R. Faulkner
Lord Boyle
Earl of
Suannon
Cloghnakilty
Charles O’neill
Guildhall
Reeves
Smithfield
House’ of Commons
Funeay
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Plymouth
Portsmouth
Public Office
Bow Street
Dover
Londor
Liverpool
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