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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 11, 1793
Page
2
Dispatch from the Earl of Yanmourn dated October 28 notes the right wing of the enemy routed on October 25 with fourteen cannon, stores, two howitzers and camp equipment lost at Wanzenau. Austrians attacked again on October 27 and compelled to retreat, with about 3000 killed wounded or taken in two days.
Dispatches report Lord VanGknarr arriving with messages from the Duke of York to the London government. The Mountain Party in France targets identities to fund wealth. Lord Viiconnat Macsareey is made an Earl or Baron in Ireland. A new levy of 9,000 men is ordered to reinforce the army. A controversial note on property in Spain and retaliation against France is cited. The death of Mr. Burnverr’s body remains undiscovered.
France Paris reports show Gulie Morxd and Anifia Duferrat sent to houses of arrest and the Conciergerie respectively. Mirabeau and a female citizen detained. total prisoners 3710. Gouvernements denounce Poxtier and Revere at Jacobins. Strasbourg provisions and military actions cited.
During a November sitting, a cache of gold and silver taken from churches and gifts to the Sans Culottes was displayed in the Convention Amphitheatre. The crown was broken amid cheers as pamphleteers denounced the corrupting metal and warned against its influence on the republic.
Amid Bordeaux upheaval the Republic seizes seized property and disperses the Popular Commission. Eight Bordeaux conspirators are to be tried by a Military Commission after Paris, while La Vaintraire and others face the guillotine. The Gironde region is renamed Bec de Ambes as arms are marshaled for the Pyrenees.
Reuters report from November cites Taillefer describing dispersed rebel meetings in La Sezere Paveyron and Tarn with up to 6000 men. Rebels intrenched in forests planned simultaneous attacks on Milhaud Severac Rhodez, led by a foreign orders figure via interpreter, aided by emissaries under Capet brothers. Citizenerie delayed conspiracy, troops mobilized under General Mareer.
Reports from Paris describe ongoing measures against rebels and suspected Communes. Officials claim posts surround enemy hideouts and vow severe punishment, while authorities seize alleged conspirators and imprison those aiding priests. Barrere moves troops and decrees to curb desertion and boost arms production.
The Department of l Yonne agrees to furnish 10 000 men a cavalry company and horses for the new raised unit. Fonten d e-Peuple district readies 3500 young men and its contingent in horses. A decree raises the indemnity for an officer losing a horse in battle from 500 to 890 livres. Andre Dunaxt presents 61,233 livres in gold and silver, 400 silver saints, and a medallion linked to the marriage of an emigre king. La Somme reports copper shortages and related issues.
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