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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 29, 1792

Page

3

Paris Sparks Calls for Regicide as Jacobins Rise

In a Paris report, revolutionary passions flare as regicide is urged in assemblies while officials report a quiet capital. Deputies clash over the King’s ministers, national guard discipline, and a wave of accusations. A petition accuses leaders of rebellion and calls for stern measures to uphold the Constitution.

Aed Paris Brifft Jacobins Durseuriez Serban M. Pe Cusrine Berlin M. Ve Natitac Europe France Sarg M. Chad Minniffer M. Serzan St. Dominga

Petion Answers Council on Proclamation Critique

MPetion replies to Paris department. faults in pro proclamation accusing all public functionaries without distinction. He warns that delaying until Proces Verbaux while condemning public officials undermines defense and risks precipitate action. Signed by The Mayor of Paris Petion.

Council OF Department OF Paris Ion Anatheria

Lyons Jacobin Debates and Royalist Reactions Reported

The Lyons municipal officers denounce the King’s dismissal of Jacobin ministers. Debates cover the Veto, royal plans with Luckner and de la Fayette, and treason claims against La Fayette. Reads include an Eure department address supporting dethronement and war minister notices about Swedish port access for French vessels.

Lyons Department de_l’Eure Messrs le Cointre Chabot Bazyre M. Luckner M. de la Fayette

Gossip and Royalsetbacks Mixed in Sussex Visit Notes

A Monday morning column reports on the Archbishop’s county visit, royal misfortunes, and French revolutionary tremors. It notes the Duchess of York’s indisposition, Stockbridge House purchase by the Prince of Wales, and a long-winded summary of political turmoil in France, ending with a wedding at Shadwell Church and peculiar couple’s future.

Cant&rbury Sussex Duke of Gorpon Edingard Ireland Duchess of York Catlands Prince of Wates Stockbridge House Hants Duke of Cgarfe B’orzeans Paris Buffon Gourtrai Lord Kunyon West Guildhall St Taples Tower Hamlet France Versailles National Assembly M. Sawnerre Mons. de la FaverTe Shadwell Church Fisher

Army Strength and Commands Report from Paris June 27

An official address condemns mob leaders in Paris on June 26. A detailed army roll shows Luckner La Fayette Morlières Montequiou commands with field and garrison totals, plus interior and colonial forces. Regulars and National Guards overall approach 428,492. Swiss cantons restrict troop passage. ministerial reporting on recruiting is ordered.

Department De-L Paris M. Aubert du Bayet Luckner Ge la Fayette N. B

Convicts Escape to Botany Bay Then Reach Cape of Good Hope

Public office reports five Botany Bay convicts escaped by boat to a Dutch settlement near Sydney Cove. They later reached the Cape of Good Hope after a perilous voyage, with four months on the sea and limited provisions. Names include William Allen, John Butcher, James Martin, Nathaniel Lilley, and Mary Briant, all under custody for examination. Additional cases involve Owen and Joe Dean facing prosecutions for fraud and theft of bills of exchange.

Botany Bay Gorpini Zino Botaiyy Capts. Edwards Batavia Cape of Good Hope Edwards Parker England Sydney Cove Byrent William Allen John Butcher Alias Broom James Martin Nathaniel Lilley Mary Briant Martin Deepang Bond William Owen James Foreman Holland Holborn Hornsey Jobe Dean Fool John Perry Blackwall John Turner Fort St. George East Indies John Dolbin Dean Madrass London Lombard Street Madras

Notorious Baker Serves Botany Bay Toll Bread Policy

The colony's baker at Botany Bay is Robert Sideway, once jailed for housebreaking and highway robbery. He now enjoys a favorable position in the new settlement, being paid a toll from every quantity of flour he bakes into bread for officers and convicts. Hull ships excel in whale fishery this year, averaging eleven fish per ship. Liverpool and Whitby crews report seven and three fish on their voyages.

Botany Bay Robert Sideway Liverpool Whitby

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M. Senterre Fauxbourg St. Antoine M. Delfau M. Delfax Tribune Fauxbourg St. Autorme Interior Department MM. Petion M. Rederer M. Dubem Dallerting Lenoir Didbreuil Feraique M.cabot Rgth M.petion Firbjoin Assemblies of the People Council General of the Commons National Guard Parts M. Chambonas Court of Sweden
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