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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 21, 1793

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Arlon Beauzizu Luxembourg Scaroga der Cozouince Valenciennes Denain Custine Marchenes Orchies Ebee Corps of Engineers

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