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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

23 Nov 1792

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Evening Mail

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 23, 1792

Page

3

Private Letters From Vienna Describe Death of Prince Kaunitz

Paris dispatches report amid grain fears as the National Convention weighs prohibitory decrees. Home Minister Rolazid argues for broad liberty in commerce and grain and condemns strict verification laws. Petion pushes anti monarchy pieces while Paris debates famine relief and provincial impact. Clashes over Louis XVI set pace as Dumourier messages reveal suspicions of a propaganda struggle.

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Vienna Kaunitz Europe Francé National Convention Commerce and Agriculture Rolazid Paris Council of the Commons Soiffons Havre Petion Robert Perre Champ de Mars Liege Bruffels Dumourier Mademoiselle Duquerroy d’Ormiffen Gaanten Briffol Hullier LB Hullier Brussels Louillier Tribune Phuillier Sill Robertspierre Huillier M. Blanchelande St. Domingo Bournonville Custines Prussia Clootz Roland Briffot Clostz Martinicé France West Frizeland Spain D’ Aragda Louis XVI M. Neckar Deefart M. Malouet Convention Amiens London
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Scandal over army supply contracts prompts new French commissions

November summary reports severe shortages and fraud in army provisioning at Lyons and other depots. Commissioners empowered to arrest agents like Faceb, Lebrun, Lajar, Vincent, Wallis, and Delaunay. A wall cavity yielded letters, plans, and memos from kings and generals, spurring a new 12 member inspection panel.

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Lyons Roland Goxpillean
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National Convention debate on Flemish revolts and emigres

The National Convention announced freed officers of the regime at Soleure and a Dutchy of Deux Ponts petition for union with France. Reports from Nice urged rapid action amid disturbances. War updates described Antwerp’s citadel surrender near, and General Labourdonnaye reported troops seizing Bruges and Ostend while Ottoman provisions were cut. An order set price controls on wheat and bakers trade, with deputies presenting a plan for supply security. Dispatches from Dunkirk and forces under Barolliere and Remich outlined anchoring positions and bridge destruction to halt enemy advance.

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MM. Rich Deux Ponts France Society of the Friends of Equality Mayence Raul Brisot National Convention Vigeur Soleure Upper Rhine Nice Convention Committee of Petitions M. Charles Urier Ladbourdonnaye Gaud Antwerp Fermande Escant Scheld Tormont Bruges Ostend Flanders Labourdonnaye M. Vincent Montequion Legislative Assembly M. la Canbe St. Michel Montefquiou Vincent Ypres
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General Custine Seeks Peace by Demanding Contributions

General Custine, while occupying territories, tells inhabitants he aims for peace and happiness. To prove his claim, he revisits and enforces contributions from the local populace.

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Custines
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