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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 31, 1793

Page

2

Paris General Mi act nities and executions in revolt

In Paris on May 25 General Mi was interrogated and condemned, crying that he dies to a cabal and the people will regret it too late. Portipre Devaux and Dumourier's aide were condemned and executed for betraying the Republic by following orders.

Westermann Portipre Devaux Dumourier Republic

French General Cuftine Drives Sieges in Alsace Campaign

The report shows Cuftine advancing from Alsace toward Mayence after forcing General Wuruser to retreat behind Queich. In Carlsberg the Prussian defense under Prince Hohenlohe fell back, and Curtine’s march toward Magente threatens to compel Allied relief. The Duke of Brunswick may join to contest the enemy.

Custime Fenate Cotte Alsacé Mayence Wuruser Cuftine Queich Cufline Prince Hones Lone Carlsberg Duchy of Deux Ponts Prince Hohenlohe Easy E Curtine Magenté Duke of Brunswick Honry Lowe Wuemser

Seafaring Dispatches Mention Sailed and Captures

Sailed ships in late November and May report Channel actions. The Georgette and Columbus, Delano, reach London via captured French routes. The Alarm frigate and other vessels convoy to ward. Langfelt and Fairy arrive from Antigua. several ships retaken by Latona frigate amid Channel activity in a period of naval operations.

Taft Elizabeth Plymouth Sloop of War Paley Binfon Aimee Ehantwenk Ward Tevet Wales Gtaeit Fribié Gharlestown Portsmouth James Limerick

Britain Triumphs in Caribbean and Europe War Efforts

The dispatch extols British, Hanoverian, and Austrian actions in Europe and the West Indies. It notes French setbacks at Valenciennes and Windte, French Maine frontier reports, and praise for Major General Cayter's Tobago operation. Confidence grows in future Allied successes and a harsher stance toward France.

Famars Bouchain Valenciennes Maine Norrhers French Flanders Dumourlier Mayence Poland West Indies Cayter Tobago Europe Ant Cass Great Britain

Postscript. Bank and stock prices listed for the day

The entry records a stock price snapshot at one o clock including Bank Stock at 168 Indiadiito 212, reduced 76 5-Sths 3 per Cent, Consolids 77 3-Sths open, 4 per Cent. Exenequer Bulls and related notes appear as fragments with several unreadable terms.

Banx Ann Ennra New Navy Mounina

Capture of Toraco Spurs Optimism Over Caribbean War

Citizens hail the Island of Toraco as recaptured from France in the last war and expect soon the seizure of Maxtinico, the vital West Indian stronghold. Advancing fleets under Admiral Gasnier are anticipated to target the Caribbean, while reports from Leyden Cartrey and Duke of York HQ suggest shifting fronts and renewed French control of Deux Ponts amid broader Dutch unrest.

Toraco West Indies Maxtinico Gasnier

Dutch Corps Defeated by French at Tourqueing

Advices report part of the Dutch corps under Prince Frederick of Orange with about 760 men of Waldeck and Dutch Grenadiers surprised and defeated by the French on May 23 at Tourqueing. Over 500 killed or wounded, including Colonel Quan and almost all officers attached to the battalions.

Fredrric of Op.ange Regiment of Waldeck Dutch Grenadiers Tourqueing Quan

French surprise Furnes town alarm spreads abroad

Friday May 31 reports a French surprise and capture of Furnes. Dutch garrison of about 600 retreated and have now arrived here, causing considerable alarm in the area.

Furnes Gorsoo Hisre

Mystery of Dutpas dispatches and Brittany uprising in Brittany

Mr. Suater the King's Messenger arrives at the Secretary of State with Dutch intelligence from Allied Armies stating no major events since May 23. A 700-strong Dutch force at Orchies was surprised by the French. insurgents threaten Nantes and Rochelle with an army of 50,000. Reports cite British naval actions, Swiss warlike preparations, and various political shifts across Europe including Russia and Spain.

Suater Secretary of State Dutpas Orchies Portsmouth Brittany Nantes Rochelle Holland National Assembly France Mayseck Liege Switzerland M. Bantaguemy Bene Confederation M. WaLewiski Herman “Réewuski Diet M. Watewrses Sayrena Marshall Putawsks M. Ras- Kinski Council of the Confederation West Indies Europe England Tobago Laforey Spain Rousillon Catalonia Perpignan Narbense Macurice Downs Channel Gibraltar Lord Rooney MéKen Hief North Sea Bynann Melampus Corvin Quebec Lord Dorcrrsrea Iollaé Cane Cleartele Doug Scilly African ‘Association Major Houguron Larptey Gambia River Sembing Senibing Fumbaétea Houffak Magiziués Salon Aix Arles Sefions Bourdeaux Paris Russia Pavistra Porawa Baltic Exxile Penny Mrnns Bristol Boulogne London William Baker Birmingham Suffolk Oldistreet Road

Forces Move as Custing Advances on Frankfurt

Reports from Frankfurt dated May 26 describe Custing at the head of an army raid with 120000 men causing widespread fear. In Mentz the commandant and the Duke of Brunswick discuss evacuating with the garrison marching out with honors of war, date to be set.

Mentz Baunswick

Inland transport troops arrive with Lord Walsingham

Portsmourth June 2 reports the arrival of the Lord Walsingham and several transported troops for inland service as a reorganized movement lands, amid unsteady reports of displaced migrants and defensive measures.

Walsingham

Dover News and Miscellany with Ship Arrivals and Notices

Dover report notes a Danish vessel the Thief Children transporting English passengers from Calais. some hidden aboard as soldiers searched the ship. The item lists births deaths and marriages, ship arrivals at Dover and other ports, stock prices, and medical remedies for scurvy.

Dover Tennefsen Calais Greenwich Suerr Mer. Spilsbury G. Wilkie Paterrofter-row HE. Newberry St. Paul’s London

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