French Army Advances Near Bliefcaster in Night Battle
The article describes a clash around St Imbert and Bliefcaster where Prussian forces were driven off by French troops despite darkness and rain. General Vincent led units at St Imbert, while Lumbar fought bravely with musketeers. Casualties were low for the French, with eighteen killed or wounded, and enemy wounded reportedly numerous. The night ended with the French marching toward Limbach as they prepared for a renewed assault at daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarguertines
Saar-Libre
Ono
Saare
Vincent
St. Imbert
Lieuack
Columans
Sarguemines
Brlefcaster
Lumrarp
Duchene
Letter From Collot d Herbulot and Fouche on Lyons
A November 16 letter from Collot dHerbuls and Fouche, representatives of the people, denounces leniency toward Lyons criminals and calls for drastic action. They insist the city must be pacified by decisive measures, including demolitions, mine blasts, and flames, to avenge the assassins and demonstrate republican power. Communes contributed church plates to the national treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commune Affranchie
Lyons
Chaumette Announces Acquittals and Theatre Reopening Edict
In Paris on November 19 Chaumette said that among Revolutionary Tribunal defendants all were acquitted except Miabonis who remains under arrest for the war's duration. The council authorized the National Theatre to reopen pro tempore with no scenery, doubled fire crew, and a strengthened National Guard. Reports of hidden treasure were presented, with ingots and silver found buried in houses linked to Chouard and a duchess. Peru in Paris was proclaimed as a cry, and money expectations tied to affignats described as at par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliefcatter
Republic
Bitche
Bliefcattel
Bliefcaster
Caiva
Cava
Limbach
Rom
Deux-Pants
Beefett
Ardeche
la Drome
du Gird
Herault
Jis
Niérty
iLiberty
Cambon
Committee of Inance
Treaary
Condex
Ja Hante
Rhe
Rhine
Chaumette
Miabonis
Dangé
Madame Montauier
National
Rue de A Loi
Committee of Public Instruction
the Republic
National Guard
Revolutionary Committee
Section Indivisibilité
Conard
de Ci-Déyhn
Farner
Beltandard
Lewis D’ors
Chouard
Rue St. Florentin
Bread Price Drop in Marseilles Bread Strikes Sparks Exposé
In Marseilles the united popular societies claim Barras and Freron stabilized city affairs and cut bread prices from 12 to 15 fols per pound to 4.5 fols. The Giver mayor notes enemy strength rising at Dixant to 30,000. The Commons of Giver donate 217 shirts and 21,000 livres. A financier farmer shows potato bread as a sample. The orator pockets his bread amid the uproar over potato bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Popular Societies of
Marseilles
Carteaux
Barras and
Freron
Giver
Dixant
Duchess Letter Repeats Offer in Convention Panic
A terse fragment notes the Duchess of Bourbonte’s letter and a Convention scene where a frightened woman offers all she has to a gunman. the lines echo a lone plea amid tense moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bour- Bonte
Frangit Fownes Luttrell Appointed Customs Commissioner
The London Gazette notes Frangit Fownes Luttrell LLD appointed to replace Edward Hooper as Commissioner of His Majesty's Customs. The document also lists bankruptcy notices, dividend declarations, and certificates from the same period, including surrender dates, attorneys, and locales across Guildhall, Bristol, Preston, Leeds, and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Frangit Fownes Luttrell
L.L.D
Edward Hooper
Wiliam Gray
White Lion Treet
Mofichteller
Guildhall
Attornies
Mellis
Herne and Pearce
John Callis
Clapham
Mr. Harvey
Edward Augustus Thomas
John Vaughan Clarke
Bristol
London
Attornes
Mears, Berry and Blackstone
Canterbury -Square
George Smith
King-street
Westminter
Victuallers
Ovenden
Visiters
Robert Legrand
Ath
Kent
Arorcey
Whithaw
Gray’s-inn-square
John Legh
Merlrs
Wrights and Chapman
Buckingham
Reet
John Squier
Briel
Full Moon Inn
Mesirs
Jenkins
James
Abbott
New Inn
Richard Waterworth
Preston
Lancaster
Callico- Manufacturer
the Red Lion
Mr. Cross
Wiliam Swanson
Banner-Areet
Bunhillstow
Water
Ayy
Batsford
Nathaniel Maclellan
Dewsbury
York
Old King's Aras
Leeds
Sykes
Miscellaneous London News And Notices From Saturday To Monday
Friday to Monday items report military orders in Woolwich and waves. Dispatches reach Lord Hoop and Sir Gitbert Elliot at Zoulon. Pitt dines with Lord Hawkesbury at Addiscombe near Croydon. Suspected French spies examined. Hartiett named a Navy Commissioner. Waves palace breaks ground for Brighthelmstone chapel. Waves crowds swell. trades demand fair charges. D'Eon fencing profits aid Flemish army. Coorex promoted to Rochester prebend. Thornton builds Fasconer's Hall on the Wolds. French prisoners escape Deal prison and Edinburgh Castle. Burlington street angler catches huge barbel fish in the Thames. Body of Mr Fanville found in Serpentine River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Ricumewnp
Woolwich Warren
Fend
Major
Lord Hoop
Gitbert Elliot
Zoulon
Pitt
Lord Hawkesbury
Addiscombe
Croydon
Hartiett
Samuel Marsuary
Navy
Palace of Waves
Brighthelmstone
la Chevaliere D’eon
Canterbury
Flanders
Coorex
Trinity College
Grey Cooper
Rochester
Coldcall
Thornton
Wolds
Yorkshire
Fasconer
Fanvville
St. James’s Street
Ddydé-Park
Haquenau Macee Noy Private Letter Tract G H
Eyewitness recounts the Allied advance into a town with crowds of old officers, clergy, and residents celebrating Louis XVII, while Jacobin supporters are targeted. Proclamation by Count Wuraser orders restoration of pre revolutionary order, expulsion of constitutional clergy, and disbanding of Jacobin clubs with strict surveillance and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of
Weiffembourg
France
Armoite
Larely
Wuraser
Arce
Westphalia
Polish Diet Decrees on French Entry and Religious Edicts
Warsaw reports the Diet of 6th inft passed an ordinance barring French entry without proof of non Jacobin status, arresting vagrants, and forcing domiciled French to renounce French principles and acknowledge Louis XVII. It bans French books and calls an upcoming luxury act. Protestant churches gain leave to erect. Annuls Targovica resolutions and grants estate retakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
France
Louis XVII
Kiwa
Ruth
Lis Majesty
M. Miaczzewski
Lublin
Confederation of
Department of State
Police
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Mozelle
National Convention
Alan
Committee of Gen Safety
Committee of General, Safety
Thoulouse
Hull
Collot D’herbols
Fouche
Municipality
Paris
Jacobin Club
The
London Gazette
James Sancroft
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
Samuel Shirer
Old King’s Arms
James Routledge
Paul-street
Carpenter
Richard Neal
Culworth
Northampton
Jobber
Woodpack Inn
Warwick
Henry Davenport
Yarwell
Mér
Crown Inn
Huntingdon
John Cookson
Wallington
Surry
Willan Field
Cuper’s Bridge
Yoan
Robert Brown
Lower Stoane-street
James Blundell
Haymarket
Roderick Smith
Wellclose-square
Edward Stephens
Krittel
Edward Arnol
Leicester
Joseph Avard
Bristo
William Felton
Long-Acre
Gabe Forbes
Daniel Gregory
Aldermanbury
Amuel Trelane
Clement Danes
Luffman
Moorhe
Ugh Robins
Sidmouth
Devon
Haquenau
Maceé Noy
Warsaw
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!