Beaulharnais’s Army of the Rhine Reports Engage Environs
A Beauharnais dispatch from Metz and Weiffembourg details entrenchments manned by eight thousand troops with thirty cannons including 18 pounders and howitzers. French forces claim greater enemy losses, note many wounded, and report moving magazines and oats. The National Convention names Beauharnais commander in chief, Desournelles minister of Public Contributions, and Hombard to replace Beauharnais. it also acts on accusations against Buzot and Calvados officials and orders arrests of numerous deputies and administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moselle
Ardennes
Republic
P. Lew Ft
Weiffembourg
Jonero
Meniz
Gauthar
Mariebourn
Kalkreuth
Royal Gardes du Corps
Mentz
Kottheim
Maubach
Beauharnais
Army of
Cherbourg
Euro
Cerf
Gilbert
Quimbel
Monceaux
Lapille
Revel
Ormont
Letasi
Dulong
Chevalier
Ladau
le Rat
Gaultier
Richard
Lecier
Erchard
Duval
Hauvel
Rabas
Facquelin
Carpentier
Paysant
Affre
Fulienne
Meuil
French attack on Arlon prompts wide military movement
NAMUR June 14 General Beavier, informed of the attack by the French on Arlon, detached corps to drive them out and planned to march, but intelligence of the enemy retreat paused the move. Reinforcements reached Dinant and Givet’s garrison faced pressure as orders sent to corps marching toward the Netherlands and Luxembourg to guard frontiers against plundering incursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavier
Arlon
Prince of Cosoource
Inch
Dinant
Emont
Givet
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Gourse
Escape and London sightings of French nobility and stock magnate
The Marquis de Lascars is reported to have escaped from France and lived yesterday in London. The Duke of Beproxun, Mr. Charles WyNp- AFee, and Mr. Lercu plan a Seapepole venture. Grosvenor Place houses the proprietor of 312,006 East India Stock as shown in the New Scrip Loan subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis de Lascars
France
London
Duke of
Beproxun
Charles WyNp- Afee
Lercu
Seapepole
Grosvenor- Place
Bankruptcies Superseded in London Gazette list
Jos Bell watch-maker Bunhill-Row and George Witty horse-dealer New Malton among those surrendering in July at Guildhall and York. Several Bristol, Manchester, Wolverhampton, and Liverpool cases noted with surrender dates and attending attorneys. Dividends scheduled for July and August at Guildhall and other inns. Certificates to be granted by July 13.
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Joseph . Bell
Bunhill-raw
Guildhall
George Witty
New Malton
Yorkshire
Patroit
Wolverhampton
Thomas Barnes
Salford
Lantaster
Spencer’s Tavern
Manchester
Me. Ellis
Basinghall-street
John Allday
Knowle
Warwickshire
Queen’s Head Inn
Daventry
Symond’s Inn
Thomas Bell
Thornton
White Hart
Spilsby
Brackenbury
Richard Neall
Culworth
Northamptonshire
Woolpack
Warnee
John Smart
Lincoln’Inn
Thomas Rideing
Liverpool
Globe Tavern
Leigh
Thomas Chapman
Camberwell
Surry
Desler
Alfey
Wire Office
Fleet-street
Nathaniel Gibson
Uxbridge
Middlesex
Atcornies
Fairbank
Ely Place
Thomas Clark
Kent-street
Southwark
Adlington
Clifford’s Inn
Peter Bond
Newgate-street
Man’s Mercer
Attornes
Messrs. Welch and Co
Alderspate-street
Charles Snow
Broad Sanctuary
Westminster
Plaisierer
Ward
Newnan-street
Oxford-street
Thomas Mouncey
Bull's Head Inn
Meff
Duckworth and Dennet
Robert Hobson
Sainsthorpe
Lircolnthire
White Hart Inn
Spilsky
William Stanton
Shrewsbury
Thomas Pane
Bristol
Richard Bowen
Handcourt
Holborn
Samuel Peal
Birmingham
Currier
Anthony Hunt
George Mills
Daniel Mercer
Henry Hodgson
William Richardson
Newcastle-Street
Strand
Henry Briant
St. George’s
Wharinger
Admiralty orders ships to be fitted for service and court notices
In a Windsor Lodge dinner the Duchess of York attended. The Board of Admiralty ordered Blonde Nar cisfes and Spitfire to be commissioned under Captains Markham Duran and Cook. A Board of Trade council sent letters to General Williamson in Jamaica. Surry Militia to move from Chatham camps near Brighton and Lewes. A debate on a war with France features a French officer named M. du Lué who inspired regiments at a critical moment. Camp arrangements adjust allowances for subalterns and staff. The Duke of Vinrimituye, a French nobleman, serves as a grenadier in the Kinsky regiment while revolutionary tribunals in France are criticized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Duchess of York
Board of Admiralty
Blonde
Narcisfes
Spitfre
Markham
Duran
Cook
Board of Trade
Williamson
Jamaica
Surry
Chatham
War Office
Brighton
Lewes
Sussex
France
Regiment Kinsey
M. du Lué
M. Dz Luc
Saunpers
Golden-square
Banstead Downs
Duke of Vinrimituye
Mirabeau
Crleans
Orleans
Mansion House
City of
London
Duke de Brien
Court of King’s Bench
Lowren
England
Fobnu Doe
Richard Roe
Hastings
Exqcise
Ryg
Highwaymen, thefts and bread weight cited by public office
Patrols report multiple highway robberies on Blackheath with two suspects committed for trial. Names Fobn and Ruffin Flowers, and others like Austin Flowers and Tosiph Frances appear in theft cases. Additional items cover a purse of watches, a pistol found with suspects, and a widebread fraud verdicts at Mansion House.
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Fobn
Ruffin Flowers
Gaitfill
Blackheath
Cath
Fleavers
New Cross Turnpike
Aunstin Flowers
Normey
Flowers
John Fones
Hur- Neull
Hurnel
Tottenham Court Road
Frank
Holbein
Joe Hannah Haselfive
William Broad
John Haynes
Thomas Baferville
Betfworth
Cranbourn Street
Prietly
Turkish prize captures spark religious fervor in Malta
A Maltese frigate, commanded by Chevalier de Soubiras, has captured three Turkish vessels in rapid cruises. The crew of 35 prisoners is held in Maltese custody, with prizes valued at 40 Louis per man and total Turks captured reaching 150. The victories boost support for the religious cause and signal further expected captures as the vessel renews its patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier de Soubiras
Sicily
Dublin Distress Over Current Specie Decline Affects Linen Trade
Dublin and Limerick report distress from reduced specie and bullion as linen exports slump. Only one buyer at Linen Hall versus last year, multiple Irish towns report trade stagnation. In Dingle unrest grows over tythe and hearth money, militia callups rise, and James Plunket is named Justice of the Peace in Monaghan Louth and Armagh, first Catholic magistrate since the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Dingle
Limerick
Ross Castle
A&t
James Plunket
Rocksavage
Monaghan
Louth
Armagh
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Namur
Tat
London Gazette
Jos 2
Owen Vaughan
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
James Davison
Thomas Griffin
St. George’ ’s'Place
John Irvinge
Overton
Hants
Hawker
Guild
Aiuly
Humphry Kerry
Bow-lane
Grildhall
William‘Simpson
Fleet-market
Robert Dunlop
St.‘ Mary Axe
Public Office
Bow-Street
Malta
Dublin
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