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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 24, 1793

Page

4

Bankruptcy notices and diversions old English debtors

A long list of bankruptcy declarations and surrender actions. Numerous individuals across England, including Chester, Guildhall, Manchester, and Birmingham figures, with dates in June and July. Names include Giltman, Ambrose, James Paddee, and Henry Cunliffe among others, detailing venues like the Guildhall, New Red Lion, and White Lion for proceedings.

Ae Giltman Thoutis Echerlaigted Ambrose Atheridgton Toneander Rega Attract Medes Herp Eamsps Figtsreeneie Piddery Tufron-ttreet Welkminster Furrenst Guilshall Ae 'I Benchewalksy Etres Guildhall Attor S. Mears W Deler Greyhound Gloucester Fian WA Vrestreet Holborn Id Yee Manchesster Merchant Manchester Sedan Wanenetter Lae Aduke Drike Sen Lee Gate Yorkshire Drover York Metirs Glynes Abin Hart Smithfield Matthew Hodgson Whitwell Butcher New Talbot Malton Black Swan Mr. Robinson Essex-street Francis Jones Thomas Jones Shanvihangel Kenfenllys Adwarthire Drovers Golden Fleece Penybout Hodges Clement’s Miefirs Kindertey and Longmond Smnnts Joseph Scarce Whitchurch Oxfordshire Black Bear Reading Redit Searie Benjamin Stowe Cuper Birain Hand Black ‘Burn Lavus Larkhill John le Jandy Golden Buck Here Inner Temple Ham Enrcoe Litchfield Swam Olges Clerhent’s Inn John Hart Walbrook Holship Iridene Blackfriars Henry Bamber Liverpool Globe+tavern Wince Hartett’s Buildings Ania Arthur Emmet Fulham Cobb Cleelet’s Inn Ohn Hallam Lurry Edward Gilbert Whitechapel Grocers Webb Layton's Buildings Southwark Charles Stalker Stationer’s Court Holttip Bride Hington Caliicu Hugh Atherstone Brewhowfe Yard Nottingham Mase Burlett Kingston Upon Hull Samuel Darling Bowling-street Westminter Gross Juin Ward Woolastone Gloucestershire Willian Sturgess Hamble Southawptonshire John Bellamy Benjamin Furnise Addingham Thomas Cutvier Birmingham Buckbe-Anker Thomas Porter Banner New-Court Clutched Friars Henry Pitter Thaves Inn Harbor Joh Goldsmith Tottenham-courtreau

Royal Morning at Windsor and War Chief Shuffles

Yesterday at noon the Royal Family attended Divine Service at St George’s Chapel Windsor then rode to Frogmore and walked the terrace. Private letters from the Netherlands claim the Prince de Conoure resigns and Prince Honemiexg will take command with Beauiriev joining as a senior officer to energize wartime actions. A separate note notes eight ships and two frigates off Brittany and a Polish property confiscation move by the empire.

St. George’s Chapel Windsor Lancrorp Frogmore Netherlands Prince de Conoure Prince Honemiexg Cuainrayt Beaurzy Beauiriev Prince de Cobourg Poland

National Convention Debates Concerning New Mandatories

In Paris on May 13 1793 Condoreet urged delaying immediate successors and fixing an epoch for new Mandatories while continuing constitutional work Parliament debated alarms from counterrevolutionaries and measures to strengthen the army. May 16 reports detail Lyons revolutionary tribunal fears and militia mobilization with proclamations from Paris and Corsican leaders.

Lyons Saxs Culories Neat Department Rhone and Loire Lyony Jacobin Atland

Dublin May 18 Relief Efforts Amid Defenders Turmoil

Reports from Dublin and Meath describe the Accommodation Loan's aid to merchants and Bank of Ireland resuming business after debts, while cannon and firearms were seized from Defenders in Garistown. Militia opposition, oaths forced on Baron Dillon, and arrests follow amid unrest in Kilbrew. Disturbances increase as craft workers loot provisions, with military aid deployed to prevent famine in the metropolis and protect the poor. A defender plot leads to 52 indictments for the Special Commission at Trim. Penrose, linked to Councillor Grady’s murder, is captured after a stout resistance. Simmering tensions trigger troop movements toward the Meath border. Coxheath and Warley camps open June 7, with the royal visit planned. Prices for hay and oats rise for troops in Flanders. An Admiralty and Commercial College is planned at Dantzic to settle wartime disputes.

Dublin Trey Cork Justice Graham Garistown Hamilton Gorges Kilbrew Meath Mr. Gorges Iris Baron Dillon Mnlin Earl of Meath Talaght Dolphin’s Sheriff Poole Proprong Special Commission Penrose Grady Lewis Grosvenor-Square Yeoman 23D Paddington Cithd Coxheath Warley Commoti Kent Milex Flanders Admiralty and Commercial College Dantzic

Franco news from Angers and Saumur stirring unrest

Letters from Angers report Royalist detachments close to the city and insufficient fortifications except two lines of defense. Bis in Texrainé notes daily Royalist gains, with volunteers joining insurgents. General Saw TERRE prepares to move against counter-revolutionists in La Vendeé, a decisive expedition for the Republic amid fears of Royalist control and possible partisan excesses. The public awaits the outcome as bands gather in Paris.

Angers Axsox Bis Texrainé the Royalits Peitiarsy Saw Terre la Vendeé Paris

Castine Debates Frontiers Safety and Revolutionary Tribunal Demand

Deputies in Castine sought arms and artillery to defend the Pyrenees frontier and proposed a Revolutionary Tribunal. They protested the Convention over outrages and pressed for accountability of public functionaries for posters property. General Kelmain reported returning from an expedition as French forces faltered after a Charente battalion's failure to hold a key post. Valenciennes deputies shared a letter from the Prince of Saxe Cobourg and the French general Lamarche's reply regarding prisoner exchanges.

St. Maxient Maixent Nyort Corfiga France Paput Committee of Public Safety Ardennes Phillippeville Floreunegy Republic Benedictine Thither Vilenciéanes Befprey Quesnoy Commons Chaumet Committee of Legislation Bourdéaux Genera Kelmain Lamarche Charente Valenciennes Prince of Saxe-Cobourg

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