Plan for French Citizen Assembly and National Security
The text outlines suffrage limits for primary assemblies, deputy distribution to the Legislative Body, and the selection of a 24 member Executive Council with half replaced yearly. It describes a grand jury to shield citizens, the role of National Conventions, asylum for oppressed foreigners, and the plan to reorganize Paris Municipality. Reports from army staff note Austrian movements and requests for cannons, with criticism of contractors and army discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Friends of Free Nations
Paris
Tucoin
Lannoi
Roubaix
Ferrant
Pyrenaees
French Revolutionary Minutes and Naval Victory Report
The document notes a June 12 to June 22 record of Revolutionary Committee actions in Mirecourt Paris and La Gironde, including detainment threats against Deputies, and a decree to form a thousand-man body. It also reports a naval victory off Portland where HMS La Nymphe engaged La Cleopatra, listing killed and wounded and praising officers Pellew and Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Vendee
Paris
Committee of Public Safety
Society of Liberty and Equality
Mirecourt
Department Des Vosges
Ormy of
Marseilles
Feys
Toulon
Department
la Gironde
Bourdeaux
Marat
Ychon
Dartigoute
Convention
Council General
Council
Department of Paris
Edward PeLiew
Stephens
Portland
Monsieur Jean Mullon
St. Maroes
George Luke
Richard Pellowe
John Whitaker
Marines
Thompson
Israel Pellew
Kriiep
Tobias James
Richard Pearse
George Boyd
John Davie
Samuel Edsall
Charges against M. d Orleans and battle reports at Ostend
The document lists broad charges against the Duke of Orleans alleging attempts to leverage foreign powers to undermine the French constitution, influence the monarchy, finance subversion, and incite violence in Paris. It also reports Dutch and French military actions near Vervick, including a Prince of Waldeck wounded and Dutch superiority, with captives and cannon losses, plus English transports entering Ostend harbor.
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Duke of
Orleans
M. d’Oreans
Ife
Jingland
France
Brittany
England
Mirabeau
Paris
Versailles
Louis XVI
Monsieur
Count d’Artois
Sardinia
Spain
Prussia
Duamourier
Normandy
Rocheller and St. Catherines figures surrender at Guildhall
Weber Gilman of Rocheller and John Hughes of St Catherine's, both provision factors, to surrender on July 17 at Guildhall. Edward Clade of Newgatentreet, a notable laemakers, to surrender on July 2 at Guildhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Gilman
Rocheller
Elle Or
Guildhal
John Hughes
St. Catherine’s
Guillha
Edward Clade
Newgatentreet
Orable Laemakers
Guildhall
Bankruptcy notices of merchants and tradesmen across multiple towns
A lengthy list of bankrupts and forthcoming certificates from various English towns including Dreiswich Worcester, Langlit Somerset, Newcastle upon Tyne, Saffron Walden, Guildhall, Coventry, Worcester, Whitby, Birmingham, and London. Names include Harry Pridtey, John Moon, Joseph Moule, Lord Simuel Payne, and many others, with surrender or appearance dates mainly in July and August at several inns and guildhalls.
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Harry Pridtey
Dreiswich
Worcestershire
Fate Merchant
John Moon
Langlit
Somersetshire
Tenner
Thomas Weatherburn Eden
Newcasds Upon Tyne
Tph Kerer
Pare Rupts
Jofeth Moule
Saffron Walden
Essex
Micpkeerers
Furrenter Fume
Angad
Roundhail
Atvargiey Meirs
Sudlow and
Raterssy
Simuel Payne
George Owen
Coventry
Tourney
Shepard
J Bullret
Belfort-Law
Joseph Fieming
Old Round Court
Snowd
Firsenior
Guildh
Godfrey
Orfielas
James Moore
Furs
Guildhall
Cu Tins
Spitraltouure
Joseph Spearer Warrn
Birmingham
Dheater
Carrender
Shakespear
Bemainghim
Ate Turney
Mir
Thoms Rehon
Klm
Coun
Temper
George Field
Reduirch
Deater
Golden Cros
Broomsgrove
Mtrorrey
Clarke
Warwickcourt
Gray’s Inn
John Forster
John Joty
Whitby
Mercers
Scarberoug
French
Castle-street
Holborn
Theras Cetterell
Worcener
The
Cross Keys
Worcester
Hadges
Clement’s Inn
Thomas Day
Portland Place
Joseph Barth
Marklane
London
Jhn Dumbell
Warrington
Lancaster
Duckinfied
Cooper
Southampton Buildings
Chancery- Jane
Jonathan Heaton
Sheffield
Ancot
White Bear Inn
Owen
Wiler
S-Strat
York
Edmund Hodeson
White Lion
Ancott
Palmer
Barnard’sna
Hatborn
Jafeth Rackstraw
Healey Upon
Thawes
Guildhal
Hall
Bouitry
Royal visit and London notes mix with parliamentary delays
Yesterday at noon the Majesties and Princesses attended service at St George's Chapel Windsor then dined at Frogmore Lodge and walked on the Terrace. The Irish Parliament cannot rise before July 16 with East India trade debates ongoing. Letters of Marque were granted for merchant ships to the West Indies. Newcastle, Stamford, Stockbridge, Brighton races scheduled. Peterborough meeting ended with country gentlemen present. a losing horse ran under Dr Wits.
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St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Roya
Frogmore Lodge
Hogart
Admiralty
West Indies
Newcastle
Stamford
Stockbridge
Brighton
Peterborough
Wits
CORRESPONDENCE ON AUSTRIAN FRONTIER FIGHT NEAR LUXEMBOURG
In Arlon on June 17 reports describe shortages of Austrian forces defending Luxembourg and Namur. A French incursion from Givet and Sedan attacked Firton and Longeire, with Austrians under General Schroeder resisting then retreating toward Luxembourg. A later assault near Arlon was repelled, and French diversions failed to breach deeper into Austrian territory. Austrian losses cited at 1209 killed and wounded. French losses at 3000.
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Arlon
Luxembourg
Prince Honenoue
Condure
Valenciennes
Beauntigzu
Namur
Schroeder
Lasconbsirge
Cremy
Theiiza Plain
Hence
Jemgivi
Ar1y
Netz
Thionville
Lebeveder
Grercy
Arboir
Scusasper
Jaheer
Kuauien
Himsel
Heries
Lingivi
French Operations Near Valenciennes Reported
Brussels June 18 soldiers demand Beauziu generals strength praised Scaroga and Custine. French aim to force Cosourc to lift siege as 50th corps reinforced with field pieces. 30 Valenciennes departures raise suspicions. a spy with camp plan arrested amid tense frontier actions.
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Arlon
Beauzizu
Luxembourg
Scaroga der
Cozouince
Valenciennes
Denain
Custine
Marchenes
Orchies
Ebee
Corps of Engineers
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Saumur
London Gazette
Whitehall
Henry Dunsdas
William Wyndham Baron Grenville
William Pitt
James ,Duke of Montrose
Richard Earl of Mornington
Robert Grosvenor
Viscount Belgrave
Henry Bathurst
Lord Apsley
Edward James Eliot
Robert Banks Jenkinson
India
John Jeffries Pratt
Viscount Bayham
Richard Hopkins
John Thomas Townshend
Admiralty Office
Marseules
John
Norway
Miccaipinan
Ditto
Jbfr
John Whitater
Guenteén
Ostend
Mexzin
Iures
Vervick
Prince of Waldeck
Spres
Prince Frederick of Orange
Jane
Great Britain
John Jones
Old Bond Street
Devtor
Guildhitt
James Gibieny
Gisbe Yar
Wapping
Carpenter
Thomas Baker
Fish-street Hil
Waen-draper
Walter Watkins
Llanddewy
Brecon
Ceater
Royal Oak Inn
Munich
Wildsra Dingle
Exter
Globe Tavern
Keter
Samael Relph
Kirby Lon
White Low Inn
Keneath
John Spirks
Souhampton Street
Covent Garden
St Guilghal
George Osmand
Hammersmith
Corcase
Willialm Dalton
Fal Shilton
Leicesterthire
Saker
Samuel Parkes
Stourbridge
Richard Blake
Brits
Jon Michael Wagner
Bifladl
Edward Lowe
Thomas Gerk
Henry Lowe
Cannonstreet
Francis Calvert
Tottenham-court Road
John Ottingham
Wien
Lancathire
Willian Charnley
Blackourn
Richard Seymour Burges
South-freet
Havilland: le Mesurier
Abraham du Buiton
Brussels