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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 09, 1792

Page

2

Parliament Prorogued to January Next in London Gazette

His Majesty in Council orders the Parliament prorogued to January 3 next. Simon Lucas is appointed Majesty's Agent and Consul General at Tripoli. Bankruptcy notices list many surrender dates. divers dividends and certificates announced for Manchester and Gloucestershire. Proclamation bans corn export until March with penalties.

ST. James's Whitehall Simon Lucas Tripoli Great Britain William Austin Tooley-ftyed John Lazanby Charing-ct Guildhall Algorney Adams Old Jewry Ae Tsaiah Dixon Newport-Street Vine Collins Spital-square Willian Felton Longeacre Mancy Great George-street Blackfriarsroail William Sladen Ratcliffe-cross Grocers Attornes Welch Rutherford and Mangnall William Webly George Street Walcot Somersershire White Liea-inn Broad-street Bristol Gillman Furnivals-inn Archibald Corrie Berwick-street Oxford-road Taylor Tenn Atkinson Cook’s-court Cargreet Des Solomon Barnard White’s-row Spitalfields Haendraper Howard Jewry-street Aldgate Robert Heslop Aldersgate-street Vidtuiller Hatton Gardens Morey-Scrivener Plaitted Hatton-garden William Walker Thatchleach Lancashire Bull's-Head Market-place Manchester Soge Robert Crowther Thomas Venables Eaton Norris William Worthington George Swift Spencer’s Taverny Joseph James Francis James Newgateftreet Dees George Phillips Fairford Gloucestershire Vintmer Cirencester Gloucester Samuel Stevens Minosles John Smalley Collyers Edmund Lord Ralph Chambers Long-acre Fadler David Dixon Bentinck-street Krno

Prussia to Renew Campaign Against France Next Spring

Private letters from Brussels report the promise of renewed pressure on France by Prussia. The king will move his army to Berlin via Spa, return with fresh forces, and base winter quarters in Treves and Liege while protecting the Electorate of Treves. France to receive 8000 immigrants with bread rations funded by the Bishop of Lech. Emigrants to be cantonmented. Empress’s retreat cited as treacherous. Coblentz detachment to march, possibly cutting off General Cuffine. Cabinet council at Whitehall with Pitt Grenville and Hawkesbury. Great Britain to supply necessary equipment. cloth orders placed in city and York for large sums.

Brusséls France Berlin Spa Electorate of Treves Lech Prussia Characer Coblentz Cuffine Cuastel Goutp Whitehall Pitt Lord Grenville Lord Hawkesbary Great Barra Dloth Sterling York Avention Bron Orward Priestley Flifepf Marat Paris Louvet Leopold la Fayette Council of the Commons Thosy Montmorin de Poix Verdun National Assembly Herrery Barrere National Convention Robertpierre Gerietat Custine Mentz Maeriem Houchard Ermestein Franconia

Frailed French Revolution Debate and Paris Uprising Tensions

The document outlines political strife in Paris with Kellerman accused of aiding the enemy, Santèrre seeking resignation after pressing dissidents, and federates demanding justice by the Convention. It notes presses found printing aristocratic papers, federates praising constitutional aims, and looming threats of anarchy and civil unrest amid public demonstrations and conflicting loyalties.

Paris Kellerman Ehatehe Bellefinda Duuvourier Nice Tarescon Santerre Santérre Trish ‘College Cannet Roubier Barreré Commons M. le Texien Italian, Writers —Here “Marg Kelly Il Ag Fathion

French Revolution Speech and 1791 Political Trials

The excerpt recounts a Paris Convention debate over leadership plots and reactions to the September Massacres. It discusses accusations against Marat, fear of a triumvirate, and the push to reform elections by open vote. Reports include letters from Custine and movements against conspiracies, with references to Montmorin, Poix, and the Varennes expedition’s finances and intrigues.

Fragmentary line hints at a party and prison officers

The readable fragment mentions a party and 43 percent imprisonment among a group including three officers, suggesting a tense political or social unrest note. No clear names, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the fragment.

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