French Ambassadors Leave Naples Amid War Talks
Naples reports MegMaxkav and Bo Frenchiiea depart for Genoa with 120 French nationals trailing. The British and Neapolitan agreement outlines mutual defense, Mediterranean action, and trade bans. Naples offers troops and ships for a joint campaign while English transport costs remain on England. The treaty aims to restore possessions and secure peace within three months.
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Megmaxkav
Genoa
Bo Frenchiiea
Great Britain
Two Sicilies
Mediterranean
Naples
England
France
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Italy
Maubeuge siege fears and Irish political shifts
London dispatch reports Duke of York forces drawn to Maubeuge to aid the Prince of Cobourg while negotiations for peace appear preferable. Austrians seize forts near Lorraine as Ottoman portents loom. Maubeuge, Valenciennes, and Mons form a strategic crescent to protect Hainault. Ireland eyes Provost pension, new Attorney General, and Crown officials amid university disputes.
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Hainault
Brabant
Maubeuge
Que Fhoy
Valenciennes
Conde
Mons
Prince of Copoura
Maubeiuge
Sambre
Avesies
Nimeguen
Vaunay
Privy Council of Inetown
Ireland
Touer
Marcus Barestorp
Barrington
Berestorp
Commissioners of the Revenue
Michael Smith
Robert Johnson
Justice Heron
Court of Common Pleas
T Fellows i
Hillsborough
W. Perough
Downshire
Bailarorough
Kilwarlin
Saravey
France in Vendee siege arrests and trials sweep Paris plots
Reports describe a major roundup in the Vendee and Paris as Republican forces requisition carts for troops. Brissot and allies are accused in conspiracies, while Brissot’s followers and many others face Revolutionary Tribunal actions. Bread price controls and executions plague Toulouse, Nantes, and Paris with arrests, trials, and martial measures abroad.
National Convention Sittings Continue On Brittany Conspiracy
Bazire presents evidence from the Revolutionary Tribunal and the General Safety Committee about a Brittany conspiracy led by La Roverie with plans to mobilize against the Republic. He condemns Minister Le Brun, calls for full papers on Brittany and Morillon’s services, and urges trials and commissions to strengthen the war effort.
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Bazire
Revolutionary Tribunal
Committee of General Safety
Office For Foreign Affairs
Brittany
Poitou
Normandy
Jersey
Guernsey
Paris
la Roverie
Thosa
Gorius
Morillon
Executive Council
Banguedoc
Sword of Justice
Coblentz
Ferres
Marquis de Fauras
la Fayerte
Caronne
France
le Brun
Department
Isler Et Vilaine
la Rovers
Morison
Rezoux
Zadel
le Bruz
Aid Bazire
Committee of Public Safety
Dumont
Committee of War
Barrere
Prieur
la Marne
Saint André
Brest
la Céte d’Or
Heinz
Letourneur
la Sarthe
Orne
Caron
Delmas
Billaud de Varennes
Debate Over Constituent Assembly Protests and Arrests
In Paris the National Convention faced protests over the Constitution of 1791 and actions against members of the Constituent Assembly who opposed it. Decrees targeted those deputies as suspicious, while calls grew to restore order and arrest critics. Leonard Boirdon warned the law was being used to purge the army of the French Guards.
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Amaubeuge
Prince of Cozsourc
Lioness
Lyons
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Gauthier
Sierk
Lorraine
Flanders
Vienna
Russia
Pacua
Scutari
Freveh Eim Ffaries
Convention
Vadier
Committee of General Safety
Pithois de Toul
Nancy
National Convention
Friends of the Republic
Committee of Public Safety
General Surety
Goxpilleau
Constituent’ Assembly
Clauzel
Leonard “Boirdon
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Houchard
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Jerome Perion
Brissor
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Strasburgh
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Pierre Lefin
Pierre’ Fautrin
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Pierre Yosiph le Brun
Republic
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Palais Royale
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