National Guard proposal and war updates at Chalons
A letter from the Camp of Chalons reports municipal plans to form a small National Guard corps to defend nearby villages from Hulans. The army visits detail Decrees of the Convention and the abolition of allegiance to tyranny. Sixty prisoners are taken, including four Emigrants, with provisions and ammunition seized and winter coats ordered for troops. The Swiss nation affirms strict neutrality. A committee is asked to consider hanging co-devant nobles as punishment for past self-importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chaffey
Chalons
Cralons
M.dubouquet
The
Republic
Kellerman
Kedlerman
Ryalty
Duke of Brunswick
St. Menehould
Monmouth and Eye seats filled in present Parliament
Crown Office lists members returned for Monmouthshire and Eye boroughs, replacing deceased peers and outlining the officers elected. It notes Henry Hippisley Coxe and Major General Peter Bathurst among others, with North and Banbury entries reflecting peerage movements. Also includes sugar price averages, bankruptcy notices, dividend payments, and certificates due by October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CROWN
County of
Monmouth
Robert Salusbury
Lanwern
John M:rz.a
Denns
Somerset
Henry Hippisley Coxe
Ston Ewte
Edward Shet
Borough of
Eye
Peter Bathurst
Richard Burton Phillipson
Newcastle
Lyme
William Egerton
John Leveson Gower
Banbury
Frederick North
George Augustus North
Lord North
Great Britain
Debates and Departures Reach Across Europe
London reports Mr Dunpas leaving for Scotland on Wednesday evening with a brief stay planned. Mr Nevean travels to Lisbon then Spain. Edinburgh Theatre leadership disputes arise between Steruex Kempre and Mrs EsTEN, with the lady favored to win due to regional bias toward attractive women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunpas
Scotland
Nevean
Lisbon
Spain
Steruex Kempre
Mrs. Esten
Edinburgh
Dumas Duc Dumourier Capitulates Says Verdun Letters
From Brussels October 2 news cites a Verdun letter dated September 26 noting Dumourier presses hunger and seeks capitulation The King of Prussia and Brunswick move to capture him and a French battery fight lasts with heavy losses across the frontiers as Austrian and Prussian forces push toward Lille and other towns.
Opera Dancers in Paris March Against Duke's Army
All the Opera Dancers in Paris have marched against the Duke of Brunswick's Army. These agile soldiers are equally well qualified for pursuing an enemy, or for running away. On the rebult, died at Naples, of a putrid fever, Her Royal Highness Princess Maria Coriipa, sixth daughter of their Sterian Ma. JESTIES. M. Tuerrusson, the French Consul in this metropolis, was accused of treachery in the Jacobin Club of Paris on the 36th alt. where he was loaded with harsh epithets. They have solicited his dismissal from the appointment he holds under the French Government. The instructions of M. or LeMonville are inflammatory and dangerous. Ambassadors at Constantinople denounced the danger of receiving such an Ambassador of France. Orders prevent his arrival and notice sent to the French Government. The Diet of the Circles of Germany debates declaring war against France and expects an unanimous declaration after the Imperial Commission's decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Laft
Verdun
DuMourier
Madame de Marignon
M. de Brerevit
Etter
Merdun
M. Dumourier
Prussia
Duke of
Brunswick
Chatons
Prince Reuss
Marquis de
France
Luxemburg
Congress of Union
Count Erlach
Throncille
Netherlands
Sixis
Fauxbourg
Five
le Magdelaine
Flers
Anappe
Lylle
St. Amand, Marchienne
Orchies
Paris
Duke of Brunswick
Naples
Maria Ccoriipa
M. Tuerrusson
England
Jacobin Club
M. Or LeMonviLe
Genoa
Constantinople
Two Sicilies
Germany
Ratifoon
Imperial Commission
Diet
Catholic Majesty renews ban on Revolution references in writings
A proclaimed ban tightens suppression of French Revolution ideas. New clauses prohibit circulation of any work or item that may allude to the Revolution. The Branca trial grows graver. Four infantry battalions are to embark to Catalonia, while the Maritime Department shows inactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
France
Fioripa de Branca
Vienna talks on governship of provinces and Venice neutrality
Vienna reports Baron de StreeMan to join the Duke of Brunswick to regulate the government of the subjugated provinces. M M Merci and Thugut to handle negotiations. The Republic of Venice reiterates neutrality as it joins the allied powers, fearing revolutionary influence if it enters the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron de Streeman
Duke of Brunswick
M. M. Merci
Thugut
Republic of Venice
Continent War News Presses Savoy and Prussia
A long dispatch reviews movements in Savoy and France with Piedmontese and Austrian positions, noting French entry into Savoy near Grenoble and Lyons as well as Prussian aims. It reports on the king of Prussia, the Brunswick address to troops, and a Venetian-like tale of Catholic priests at Laon, plus a Marseille mercantile death and a London marriage at Hammer Smith.
Theatre Review of Love at Fashionable House and Cast
Saturday evening performance at Fashionable House features Lee, Doop, and Woopward with LEW in a lively but flawed show. Mewace emerges as a promising ingénue, Clocain’s attack on Don Duart is undermined by crying for help, and Clodie's Parisian dress draws attention while Kam sie stands out in gloves. Storace’s ditties in No Song No Supper are honored as the orchestra keeps time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ain
Rowden
Clare
Cisser
Woopward
Lew
Neop
Meen Eg
de Camp
Clociain
Don
Duart
Clodie
Kamsie
Storace
Arnold
Wealthy Young Manners Fortune and Local Notices
The piece notes Young Manners will inherit nearly 760000l upon his father’s death. Mrs Mane NERS receives 3000l for life plus 10000l at her disposal. It mentions Mr Rose at Cuffness and Colonel Stuart at High Cliff, with various local moves and a mayoral election in Lymington. It also surveys wartime frontiers near France, critiques of French Revolution, and historical anecdotes from rulers and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Manners
Mane Ners
Mworeton
Joan Dovey
Lymington
Prowse
East Indies
Rose
Cuffness
Christ ‘Church
Stuart
Gtorce Burrard
France
Litre
St. Amand
Marchiennes
Orchies
Rothing Almos
Walt
Sife
Caithé
Maulde
Duke of Brunswick
M. Cotxot d’Hergois
Paris
The
Hague
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Gazette
Great Brita
Thomas Smith
Sweeting’s Alley
Cornhill
Falloner
Guildhall
Sterry
Stamford-street
Blackfriars-road
Thomas Brown
Manchester
Nathaniel Chadwick
Breightmet
Lancaster
Callico-Printers
Bridgewater Arms
Seddon
Oseph White
Liverpool
Star and Garter
Paradise-street
Shane and Phillips
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
James Watson
Shefield
Terny
Tontine-inn
Sheffield
Owen
Villiers-Street
Strand
Cork
Clifton
Gloucestershire
King’s Bench
Tiler
Otober
Vaughan
Shoe-lane
Thomas Mower
Lawrence Pountney- Jane
John Richards
Worcester
Crown-inn
Broad-street
Willian Thurman
Wapping
Betts Law
Horseferry-read
Westminutter
Guildhell
James Hay
Charles-street
Covent- Garden
Taylor
James Hummerston
Fleetesireet
Pftry-Cook
Hve
James Fynmore
Sherborne
Dorsetshire
Mac
Evening
Thomas Evening
Snow-hill
Thomas Hulme
Dyer
Star-inn
Decan’s-gate
Haac Mouifoy
Thomas Tofield
Dean's Gate
Jofesh Dobson
Bath
Bristol
John Gardach
Bordesley
Birmingham
William Crompton
John Jupp
St. Giles In the Fields
Uphiolsterer
London
Vienna
Sarvinia
Lyons
Mount
Dexnis
Pont- Beauvoisin
Savoy
Grenoble
Mouvtesavot
Gacon
Sarpiwata
Liste
Europe
Eugene
M.ruart
Pruseta
Affaffin
Erance
Laon
Jacobine Club
M. Geragp
Orient
East-Indies
M. Gerarn
Hammersmith
Surapyent
Charing-cross
Miss Haines
New Palace-yard
Westmiafe
Drury-Lane Company
Duartes XII
Sweden
Aluf
Nerva
Baris
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