Scene at the Queen's Guards and the Prince's Cap Display
A crowd before the Queen forces guards aside as Lamerre places a red cap and a cockade on the Prince. Cheers turn to anger with cries for liberty and Sans Culottes, while Justice of the Peace efforts fail to quell the mob. The King remains calm, drinks water, and the day ends with France disgraced in the sight of mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamerre
Saverre
Justices of the Peace
M. Lazverre
Jenath
France
National Assembly Decrees Armies Barred from the Hall
A tense report from the August Diet era reveals the National Assembly banning armed multitudes from the bar and the Sanctuary of the Laws while citizens may not assemble to petition authorities. A lone member pushed to override the rule for the St Antoine and St Moreau mob, amid broader aims to restore order and defend French liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
St. Anthoine
St. Moreau
M. de Cuartses
Oratore
Paris
Marseilles
Arles
Avignon
la Fayette
Prrion
Quis Credas
Meflys
Mergniaud
Brest
Snard, &c
Sauierre
France
Faris
Erm
Fauxbourgs St. Antoine
Procureur Syndic
Department
M. Ferraiand
Extract From a Paris Department Letter on National Troubles
A translated excerpt from a Paris Department letter condemns the Jacobin convent as a public spectacle spreading calumny and immorality. It details protests, threats of civil war, and demands for a decree authorizing armed marchers to reach the capital, with clashes between Jacobins and department leaders over proclamations and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF
Paris
Home Affairs
Jacobins
Courts of Justice
Department of Nievre
Dillon
la Fayette
Narbonne
Herferf
Aris
WMT
Bowyer
Merhe
Aumbly
France
Europe
Fauxbourgs
Notable Mass Procession and Siege Report at Diet Assembly
A crowd of over ten thousand gathered in a martial parade with weapons and flags. Speakers urged decisive action against enemies as the August Diet began, with chants about armed resolve. The narrative notes the fortifications of a town were dismantled in 1683 and references a proclamation about Cuuztra? being taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Hous
Napless Ambassadorship and European Intelligence Summary
From the London Gazette dated June 26, notes include Count Esterhazy presenting credentials as Ambassador from Hungary and Bohemia to the King. Brussels reports a June 19 attack near Courtrai, Ghent, and Menin with Austrian casualties. Austrian strength reinforced by Ben dei, Bern. Bankruptcy notices list several debtors surrendering at Guildhall, with various attorneys named. Dividends paid to multiple creditors in Birmingham, Wakefield, and other towns. Certificates granted for liquor trades and life titles. The issue also carries Addresses to the King from Polish and English towns praising the king.
Mornings Dispatches from Lord Auckland and Navy News
A Messenger brought dispatches from Lord Auckland at The Hague to Windsor. The Earl of Camden and Admiralty Commissioners visited Woolwich Dockyard. The Duke and Duchess of York at Oatlands are resting. the Duchess enjoys fishing. Lane near Town notes rising water rents. Mail reforms plan to switch from mail carts to coaches starting soon. New naval model of 110 guns for the Hibernia approved and to be laid down at Plymouth. Ariel frigate to Shetland then Iceland to protect fishermen. Sugar price figures published in Gazette under new import and draw-back rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Lord Auckis
Hague
Windsor
Earl of Cuatuam
Admiralty
Woolwich
Duchess of York
Oatlands
Lane
Josefa Mansty
Harwich
Essex
Admiralty Board
Plymouth
Hibernia
Hillswick Voe
Shetland
Iceland
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M. LA Fayette
Taka
National Assengly
The
London Gazette
Fite
Naples
Esterhazy
Hungary
Bohemia
Brussels
M. Liuichner
Ghent
Bendei i
Menin
Philip Davvy
Cuardiff
Glamorganthireygus
John Pabh
Linuel Cooper
Robert Brewin
Dim Earth
Guidhall
Collins
Spiteles Ski Square
Phineas Jacob
Norwich
Guildhath
Cidins
Spittle-square
John Dewhurf
Austin-friars
Joe
William Lomer
Gosport
Tadia Arms Inn
Mr. North
Southampton
Joseph Collins
Jnn
Birmingham
Burl’s Head
George Heaton
Mill Bridge
Yorkshire
Wakefield
Samuel Fox
Hobson’s Tavern
Thomas Bowles
Snowhill
Trys
Abram Haim Franca
America
Guildhall
John Barnes
St. Swithin
Kixe
Reyad
Ugh
Litkear
Stratford Upon Avon
Nair
Pontefract
Wallail
Andover
Wigan - Warwick
Ryspon
Kirkaldy
Kinghorn
Kirkcudbright
Island of Portland
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