General Confederation Circular Calls Oath Recall
A 19th century circular from the Confederation General in Warsaw dated October 22 orders participants in the Reforming Assembly to desist from all actions in the latest Diet or face disqualification from public employment and advancement. Only those who previously swore to uphold the Republican constitution and overturn monarchic despotism will be submitted to future Primary Assemblies or the Diet.
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War Preparations Spread Through German Realms
Sweenna y Oct 30 020 shows massive war preparations. The Emperor's Minister at Munich complains to the Regency of Mannheim for refusing to open gates to receive the Military Chest and Hospital after capturing Spires. He warns that if the Austrian magazine at Heidelberg is seized by the French, the Court bears responsibility. He also circularizes Circles urging support for the Princes possessions in Alsace, bishoprics of Speyer, Worms, and Savoy, under Empire claims, with a deliberative force.
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Night evacuation of an Austrian city by French troops
On the 7th, Austrian forces evacuated the city, allowing entry of French troops who discovered 400 barrels of meal, two waggon loads of ammunition bread, five guns with three piked, fuel wood, gun carriages, bomb shells, and cannon balls. Two National Convention commissioners with trumpeters and an officer demanded the keys. municipal officers greeted General Lasourdonnaye and secured protections and good offices.
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National Convention
French take Limburg at Lohn fight drives out Prussians
Coblenz on November 10 reports French troops captured Limburg after a harsh clash with 1,500 Prussians. 250 French casualties reported. The Prussian king sent 10,000 infantry with the Duke of Brunswick and the Prince of Nassau to retake Limburg, while Hessians harassed retreating French forces at Koenigsstein. By November 12 the king is near Mopitabaur with orders to not return without his army. ten more Prussian regiments are said to be en route from Brandenburg. French destroyed Imperial and Prussian magazines at Remich and Grevenmacher.
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Charleroy
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Royal progress and court movements at Buckingham House
London dispatch notes a Royal visit from Windsor to Buckingham House then St James's for a levee. Audiences included Duke Ricu Monn, Earl of Carlisle, General Lascelles, and more. Emigrants and courtiers move between Brussels and The Netherlands amid a refugee surge and tightening security.
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George ‘Yonce
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Earl of Carlisle
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Grenada
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Hague
Paris
Opera Py Rates at the Theatre Receives Notable Applause
Yesterday evening the Opera Py Rates was staged with elaborate scenery and costume. Don Altador and Aurora figure in a tale of love, capture, and escape amid pirates and Neapolitan intrigue. Storace and Kelly led a praised musical score, while the final act showcased dramatic resolves and a chorus of audience approval.
Fragmented verse from an old music piece with names and lines
A damaged OCR fragment presents poems and song excerpts with scattered names such as BLAND and SIGNORA STORACE. It includes lines about love, illness, and affection, and ends with a speaker addressing Blasio about bashful humor and teasing. The text is garbled and interleaved with odd punctuation and quotation marks.
French Army Victorious In Recent Engagement At Bruxelles
A long dispatch describes French success at Femappes and fighting near Bruxelles. Austrian forces retreat under pressure, with heavy casualties reported by both sides and French advances threatening the Antwerp route. Presence of émigrés and troop movements across the Low Countries noted, with pillaging cited as Austrian conduct.
Brussels Engagement and Austrian Capitulation at the Gates of the City
Reports from Brussels describe an engagement lasting into the evening between French forces and Austrian troops retreating from the city. The French pursued to the gates, where Austrian generals capitulated and agreed to evacuate immediately. Austrians then withdrew toward Louvain, with ongoing skirmishes and celebrations among local factions.
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