Paris Strife and Guard Deployments Forecast Turbulent Winter
The text recounts continued unrest in Paris with damage to property and public disturbance. National Guards pour in from provinces to shield the Convention, while reports from Brussels and Luxembourg note checkered military advances. It warns that delayed decisive action risks greater misery and potential excesses amid looming winter chaos.
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Brussels
Cusine
Luxembourg
Eferbazy
France
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National Convention Discusses Front Frontiers and Finance
The Home Department chief urged funds shortfalls and road damages amid frontier battles. The Convention decreed the Thuilleries Palace complex for assembly use, with a hall fitted and offices created. Emigrant policy, paper money rates, and provisions procurement were debated, while reports from Tours to Verdun and Lyons highlighted unrest, shortages, and security concerns.
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Thuilleries
St. Marie
Caze de Secours
Council General
Boulogne Fur Mer
France
M. Gerard
L’orient
Republic
Paris
St. Dennis
Valence
Rocroy
Verton
Letter from General Custine denouncing Kellermann
A Sunday broadside presents Custine's denunciation of Kellermann as unworthy to command and exposes his accusations about failed campaigns. It includes excerpts from Custine’s letters, a Frankfurt proclamation on contributing to the poor, and notes on political debates in the Convention about Nice, the Army, and provincial departs. The piece links Custine’s charges to broader fears of liberty and military strategy amid Revolutionary turmoil.
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Glever
Merar
Mzsgeace
Cuffixes
Roel
Henry IV
Germany
Montauban
Verdun
Committee of General Safety
Marine
Truguet
Oneille
Genoa
Sardina
M. de 4Udermenille
M.dinaud
Committee of Agriculture and Commerce
Home Department
Belz
Jmongin
Maubeuge
Lannoy
General Custine
Republic
Kellermann
Panhheim
Coblentz
Longwy
Moielle
Shreves
Cobientz
Soldiers of Liberty
Savill
Custine
Legros
Sam
Cuftine
Rhine
Nice
M. David
Paris
Mauconfeil
M. Barriere
Council General of the Commons
Sailing Ship Martin Arrives in Leith From Sheerness
News from Edinburgh reports His Majesty's ship Martin under Commander George Duff reaching Leith after a 64 hour voyage from Sheerness. A fatal flood at Canonmills drowned a hackney coach driver named John Forbes, whose body was not found after searches near Warriston Brae. A three year old child was found dead on a Dencon hill, missing since leaving its mother days earlier. A Dalkeith apothecary incident ended in a woman's death after taking opium mistaken for aloes. The ministerial notice aided by pulpit appeals led to the woman's identification.
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Martin
George Duff
Sheerness
Canonmills
Leith
Stockbridge
Warriston
Brae
John Forbes
Dencon
Dalkeith
Stage Steyning Mail Robbery Reported Near Brighton
The Steyning Post boy was halted on Goldstone Bottom near Hove by two highwaymen who seized the mail bags for London and the Brighton and Lewes letters. The boy, about twelve, escaped to a farm and alerted Brighton Post-Master, aiding pursuit. Howell and Rook were captured and jailed at Horsham awaiting trial. The horse and mail were recovered but letter bags burned. Additional robberies and incidents along Finchley Common and Knightbridge are noted, with guards and authorities responding.
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Brighton
Goldstone Bottom
Hove
Shoreham
London
Lewes
Howell
Rook
John Challen
Shermanbury
Horsham
Jevington
Jire
Pettit
Exeter’ Mail
Knightbridge
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