Continental News and London Gossip From Friday Morning
Reports from Coblenz Paris and London include arrivals of Le Comte d’Eoward Dillon and De Cazatis, a Duke’s musical entertainment, Lady Necr and Mrs Billington in town, and word of Prince Poremekin’s recovery. Discussion ranges from French constitutional changes to taxes on sugar and press freedom, with commentary on class hierarchy, the National Assembly, and global politics. The piece also notes a jailer’s threat to abolish the Inquisition and reports on social scandals and a Staymaker’s death.
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Paris News Delays Decision On Commandant Faylre Resignation
On October 10 Paris officials reported Commandant Faylre’s intention to resign from the National Paris Guards per new organizational decrees. The General Council of the Commons adjourned the debate until Thursday, awaiting a fuller vote and public sentiment.
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National Assembly Debates King's Ceremonial Decree
The assembly quarreled over a decree regulating royal ceremony. M Ogiens warned it would harm public credit and provoke unrest. Mont. Ducastel and others urged repealing or honoring the king, while a vice president error sparked a loud outcry. The vote upheld the Constituent Assembly’s ceremonial form, adjourned the broader question. Disturbances reported in other departments followed. The king’s approaching presence was announced.
Fitting disruption marks public displeasure at decree
On October 7 an hour before the fitting the President’s left hand was touched by a righty gilt chair. Loud applause signaled public displeasure against the rath decree suspended against his Majesty. National Guards officers threatened to strike at those who touch the constitution basis while a deputy denounced insults to the Legislative Body. A Parisian Guardsman patrol evoked loyalties as the day’s order moved on. A deputation from the Sainte battalion later appeared to pay homage to the August Diet.
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Insults in the Paris Assembly Spark Violent Debate
October sessions reveal deputies accusing guards and officers of insults and threats. d Hermilly defends the constitution, while calls arise to bar armed entrants and curb disorder as ministers report on France’s turmoil and foreign relations.
Intercourse With Foreign Powers Restored After Suspension
Reported debate in the Assembly notes the royal suspension ended and ambassadors await the king’s acceptance. Foreign affairs minister Montmorin is pressed to justify questions and reveal correspondence. Ambassadors await royal clarity to resume duties as Europe watches France’s representative. The piece also covers maritime news and odd local incidents.
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