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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 04, 1793

Page

3

Revolutionary Assembly Debates Liberty and Repression

Amid tumult the Convention debates property distribution and harsh policing. Reports describe searches, arrests, and measures against deserters as Lechelle moves from Nantes toward Renes and Ancenis. Corsica, Corsican Paoli, and St Florent actions feature. royalists persecuted.

French Royalist Scipio Seizes Modeste in Harbour

Genoa reports on October 9 that on the 6th a squadron of 14 ships from Toulon appeared off the port. The Scipio 74 entered the harbor under a white flag and clashed with the Republican Modeste, which had long been in port. Royalist crew captured the frigate and two privateers after a furious boarding. The combined squadron aimed to force the Go vernment to side with the Allies within 24 hours.

Toulon Modeste Scipio Marseilles

Ors and Catillon sapped by light troops victory notes

From London Gazette Dublin Castle and Petersburg items report British military moves. A letter dated November 1, 1793 cites a light troop attack on saps at Ors and Catillon, claiming near four hundred enemy killed, about one hundred prisoners taken and two cannon recovered. Subsequent notices list bankruptcies, surrender schedules in London and Manchester trades, and dividends and certificates for November 1793.

James Murray Firs Royal Highness Duke of York Camshin Ors Catllon Fur Sambre

Dramatic Sketch Guy Fawkes at Haymarket Theatre

A detailed review praises the Guy Fawkes sketch at Haymarket with pantomime elements and a strong loyalist tone. It notes improving touches like the boxing sequence and the effective defense of keeping Red Letter Days. Leonora Stuart is commendable though the recitation feels provincial and Sweet radi loses appeal.

Guy Fawkes Times Ziman Guy Faerées Oma Guy Fawies Major Knapsack Parsons Suga William King Leonora Germain Stuart Radia

Windsor hunt with King and princes in Windsor Great Park

Yesterday morning the King and two young Princes hunted with stag-hounds in Windsor Great Park. Mr J Ersxiws, appointed Commissary at Toulon, took leave of Mr Pir and Mr Dunopas. Ersxiws left town for Oftendo yesterday amid a conference with Admiral Mecarpe.

Windsor Great Park J. Ersxiws Toulon Pir Dunopas Ersxiws Esterday Mecarpe

Died at Hampton Court Ricu Tickels Esq and noble regimental plans noted

Monday last died at his apartments in Hampton Court Palace Ricu Tickels one of his Majesty's Commissioners of Stamps. He reportedly leapt from a window in delirium after a long despondent period. He was half brother to Mr. Sheripan and known for literary talents. The Marquis of Hawatey plans to raise a regiment with him as Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Duchess of Gorvon takes service letters to Scotland and may recruit from the Duke's Fencibles. Colonel Bernarn to raise infantry in Yorkshire. Recruiting drives accompany West Indies regiments across Ireland and Scotland, aiming at 1000 men. A man named Hawkins killed himself in Swallow-street. Austrian losses near Maubeuge tallied at 8 officers, 12 NCOs, 389 soldiers, 171 horses killed. 43 officers, 78 NCOs, 714 soldiers, 143 horses wounded. 2 officers, 3 NCOs, 376 soldiers, 25 horses missing or prisoners. Adjutant Count de Tavensien’s aide-de-camp Dornstein killed by cannon shot beside Field Marshal Prince de Corourse. A Scottish soldier Duncan Maclean of the 53d Regiment wounded repeatedly and refused to desert, continuing to fight after multiple injuries. Commentary ridicules Jacobinism from a British Revolution anniversary toast at Creabir and Anthor. Saturday Mr. wetrit . ome a 5 x

Hampton Court Palace Ricu Tickels Sheripan Lintey Marquis of Hawatey Duchess of Gorvon Scotland Bernarn Yorkshire West Indies Thither Ireland Brussels Maubeuge Count de Tavensien Baron Dornstein Prince de Corourse 53D Nieuport Duncan Maclean Creabir Anthor England Ifi

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