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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 11, 1792

Page

3

Birmingham Riots Debate Over Penal Laws and Repeal

In a heated session the House debated whether to repeal penal statutes tied to religious dissent. Speakers argued their scope, dangers, and timing, with Burke defending the constitution and Pitt Fox defending reform. Riots at Birmingham were cited as religious rather than political, while government ministers faced calls for inquiry into magistrates' conduct. The vote ended with a divided outcome.

Birmingham Prieffley Taylor Ryland Barke Ord North Fox Ataford Adem Mrr Mitford Pitin Burke Paine Alliel the Baffile Cowper Pitt Pit Mel Fox Dundas Mr. Fox Burts Itan Philbread Robert Lawley

London Levee and Court News Amid Turbulent Rumors

Reports from London recount a levee at St James's described as crowded yet muted, followed by a council to receive the Recorder’s death sentence details. Observations note private audiences at Dowling Street and electoral shifts among titled peers. The piece laments mob passions and accuses public arts of folly while recalling a secretive military march and harsher punishments.

St. James's London Windsor Pacer Vaughan Re Lancey Buaxk Prrt Dowhin Earl Fearcely Drbroyat Lifland Ringy Pang Americe Frege Nemut

Paris News Roundup on French Army and Political Strife

Reports from Paris detail ministerial slights toward the commander in chief and calls to augment the army with battalions. Wartime misery is cited as soldiers lack arms and shoes, with many starving after retreat from Mons and Tournay. La Fayette disperses a humane harangue to troops, while detachments move into Austrian Netherlands under limits. Robespierre factional splits surface as sections plan measures to curb violence and protect property.

Brussels Tournay Count d’Happencourt Clerfayt D’alton de Ligne la Tour M.de Biron Quievrain Houffut Beaulieu Buouffut Bouffut Valenciennes Bares Dea Mi'de” Rechambeau M. de Bivazy Phe Migifley National’ Assembly War Minster Mons M. de la Fayette Austrian Netherlands Council of France Paris M. de Grave National Assembly Robespierre Palais Royal Cordeliers Lisle Drungold Dillon North Sarza Feranguine la Fayette M. de Trice Marechal de Camp M. Gougion Atkirmith Mauiberge M. Rochambéau De.Biron Beatharnois Ghartres Montpensier Peti Ple Abbe-Royou

Valenciennes Siege Debates and Military Disorder

An assembled body discusses wartime shortages and morale as Valenciennes is besieged. Ministers report troop withdrawals, discipline debates, and demands for exemplary punishment of mutineers. Generals recount retreats, betrayals, and the resilience of French volunteers amid fierce combat.

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