Aug 10 1792 French Assembly turmoil and royalism clash
In the August 1792 session, Girondin leaders resisted blocking royal authority as crowds pressed for justice after the Tuileries events. Debates over printing proclamations, suspending Louis XVI, and naming a governor for the royal son mark a tense move toward liberty amid factional danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verg- Wea
Keesar
Geradet
Mandat
Verguiaud
Guadet
Gessonney
Lierty
Council of
Te Commune
Peliow
St. Antoine
Gwadet
Verpaland
Chandhen
Prince Royal
Briffot
Thuilleries
Kergniaud
Paris
Commons
Briffat
Petion
Manuel
Louis XVI
Luxembourg
Temple
Genfemue
Gunger
Lews XVI
Giroxgifs
Bourdeaux
Trial at Length of Marie Antoinette in The Times
Postscript announces a book publishing the full trial of Marie Antoinette queen of France. It includes the Chartes against her, body of evidence, President's summing up, sentence and confinement details, plus interrogatories and general observations, printed at several presses and sold by booksellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Antoinette
France
MonrTeur
TIMES
Printing House Square
Bleckfriars
J. Owen
Piccadilly
T. Longman
Paternofter-Row
Execution report from the revolutionary tribunal
Brissot and several deputies were executed by guillotine on October 31. The official report, published by order of the Revolutionary Tribunal, details the event and its political implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocober
Briissot
The
Revolutionary Tribunal
French Revolutionary Tribunal executes conspiracy leaders at Paris
The Tribunal condemned Brissot and listed accomplices to death for seeking to end the Republic. Condemned bodies were to be displayed at Place de la Révolution. Valeaze died by suicide after sentence. Executions occurred between eleven and twelve, with many condemned, including Lannier and the Lady Roger, given ritual punishments. News notes Egalité’s arrival, Lazzier’s fate, and Don Rhéarpos’ winter quarters plans via Rouillon.
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Fhe -T ‘Ribunal
Brissot
Vexgniaud
Gensonne
Duprar
Valaze
Lehardi
Ducos
Boyer Fontrepy
Bonneau
Gardien
du Chastel
Siluery
Faucher
Duperret
la Source
Carra
Beauvau
Mainvenre
Antiboul
Vicet
la. Caze
Republick
Place de la Reovistur
Valeaze
Place de la Revolution
Ducharel
Royer Foifrede
Macov
Philip Egalité
Paris
Revolutionary Tribunal
Private Correspondence from Campfin Heigquarters
Private notes from Duke or York describe heavy cannonade heard beyond the lines with no clear objective or outcome. The Army remains quiet and plans to enter winter quarters with headquarters reportedly to be at Bruges during the season.
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Duke
York
Camphin
Bruges
Ostend Dispatch of Troops and Irish Regiments Arrive
Ostend reports the Carabiniere and 4th Regiment of Foot arriving from Ireland and disembarking for further orders. Thesoth, 27th 42d regiments and an Irish artillery brigade were embarked earlier and to sail to the Downs. A Menin letter says the Carnagalls have abandoned Warnerton Comminzs Ciiceliet Ranch and retired inland.
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Ostend
Carabiniere
Jorré
Ireland
Morhifg
Menin
Carnagalls
Warnerton
Comminzs
Ciiceliet
Ranch, &c
Duel Challenger Arrested After Four Years
Mr Pureroy who killed Colonel Rover in a duel four years ago and later fled to the Continent was arrested by General Dunas at Nieuport after challenging him on duty. He was sent to Offend- whdern guard and then to Eng-
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Mr. Pureroy
Rover
Dunas
Nieuport
Offend-whdern
Offend
Eng
Naval Losses and Captures Off Port Royal and Portsmouth
Captain Dolbell and Leerfey aboard a vessel loaded with brandy and Bordeaux to Brest. The Amelia heading to St John’s is captured. St John’s Dryfiale and brig Friendship of St John’s are taken to Port Royal, Martinique. Captains Pavers and McClanahan of Philadelphia ashore in the Mississippi. Golden Age from Jamaica to Liverpool arrived in Philadelphia. Capelin stranded near St Lucar. Mania foundered near Bartley. Medina lost on Goodwin Sands. another ship lost nearby. Baltimore from Maryland to Bordeaux seized by a Liverpool rovers and sent to Montferrat. Nabby from Leith to Virginia left off Ireland. Portsmouth report of Quebec and Pomona Troops arriving. St Albans and Adamant reach harbour. Queen’s Launch lost with many sailors feared dead. Three Dutch warships sighted. names not learned due to gale. Nov Oct 60. Ceres from Yessina quarantined. three Dutch warships sailed for Gwes.
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Tome
Dolbell
Brest
Amelia
St. John’s
St. John
Brunswick
Friendship
Clanahan
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Jamaica
Liverpool
Britol
St. Lucar
Redmore
Dartmouth
Bartley
Medina
Allardice
Ostend
London
Goodwin Sands
Baltimore
Maryland
Bourdeaux
Rofway
Montferrat
Nabby
Kennedy
Leith
Virginia
Ne.k
Ireland
Portsmouth
Quebec
Pomona
St. Albans
Downs
Adamant
Plymouth Nov 7 Fleet Movements and Smuggling Sails
Plymouth reports Eagle Excise cutter Warp captured a smuggling boat laden with spirits in Cowland Bay. Ranger on Busy cutters returned from a cruise. A two decked ship from port to the Westward believed to be the Irresistible, 74 guns, Capt Hawsey, trade to Ireland. Hebe 38 guns Capt Hoon and Venus 32 guns Capt Fauxnor join fleet at Torbay. Flora 12 guns Lt Wray sails to join convoy. Olive Branch Trench arrived from Barcelona. Viper cutter, Melampus frigate from Cork and Kingfisher sloop of war arrive. Flora returns to Milford. Wind SSE.
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Plymouth
Eagle Excise
Cawland Bay
Ranger
Hsway
Ireland
Hebe
Hoon
Venus
Fauxnor
Torbay
Flora
Wray
Olive
Trench
Barcelona
Viper
Milford
Melampus
Cork
Kingfisher
Sips
Conevoy
Wind
S.S.E
Irish Lottery Draws Begin Tuesday Next
Express No 26 Cornhill Hornspy and Co announce the Irish Lottery begins drawing on Tuesday next with daily authenticated accounts arriving at their office for inspection. Tickets halves quarters eighths and sixteenths in Irish and English State Lotteries are now available at low prices.
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Cornhill
Hornspy and Co
Stock show at Swaffham fair ends with sharpers trick
At Swaffham fair on Monday there was a large stock display with sheep and lambs selling well but horses and cattle weak. Three sharpers attracted attention including Mr Killingworth of Feitwelhy near the Crown inn. After a familiar invitation they led him to the inn but a dispute arose over bets and a man slipped away before eight guineas could be settled.
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Swaffham Fair
Killingworth
Feitwelhy
Crown Inn
Howe
Ship News From Ostend and Deal in Turbulent Times
Fragmentary 18th or 19th century ship news mentions Ostend and Deal harbour distress. Names and regiments surface amid garbled text as ships Triton Amity Serpent Fury and vessels Liberty Arlee Maits are referenced alongside crews and orders.
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Dagar
W. Blowshard
Reavgi Brilliant
Peyton
God
Henry
Myrtle
Adventurg
Marge London
Hardys
Orp
Windsor
Liberty
Arlee
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Gleetis
Nethérlands
Fies Uride
Kepfa
Baunsaviex
Legislative Assembly
Executive Council
Roland
Clatviere
le Bria
Brifoz
Sillery
Dumourier
Frederick Wixuram
Netherlands
Sths
India
Dunpas
Cuartes Gray
West Indies
Geneva
Lyons
Seafold
St. Kitt’s
Aircuis
Deveras
Douclas
Verchild
Ksiauriy
New Jersey
Pensylvania
Marquis Cornnwallis
Calcutta
England
New York
Switzerland
Savoy
Ufillon
St.s ‘Burial Ground
Hampstead Road
Lord Grorg
Postscript
Ceres
Duniar
Yeffina
Gwes
Deal
Kent
James ‘Atkins
Maits
Plesders Hellana
Hpac
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