Victory near Truilias Reported by General Ricardos
Intelligence states General Ricardos won a complete victory over the French near Truilias on September 22. The French attacked in five columns at dawn but were repulsed by Spanish cavalry and infantry under Don Juan Courten' and the Count de la Union. Spanish losses were small. French casualties and prisoners estimated up to 15,000, with 10 cannons, six carloads of muskets, and baggage captured. The enemy strength reported between 20,000 and 24,000.
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Madrid
Ricardos
Truilias
Juan Courten
Count de la Union
Fone
Treaty with Sarpinia Troops Sent for Seal
London reports the Treaty with the King of Sarpinia regarding British pay for his troops was sent to the Lord Chancellor for the Great Seal. Lord Amanest and Sir Geord Vorce raid rumors of winter quarters near the Miniter. A directors’ meeting swore in Captains Sarry Samson Crate. The piece discusses political aims for peace and the Jacobins' stance amid ongoing war.
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Sarpinia
Laxon
Earl of Carmanyon
High Close
Hampshire
Lord Amanest
Geord Vorce
Ixota House
William Sarry
Dublin
Piavek Samson
Yarron
Mrnrke~ Crate
Grimery Exeter
France
Toulon
Gianase
Valengienies
Europe
Great Britain
Horse Races Feature Five Sweepstakes For Young Colts and Fillies
Sporting intelligence notes a Thursday card with sixty guidens for four year olds and several aged entries. Bets list 3 to 1 on Mr Bullock's colt by Satram and other noted runners including Buzzard and Exciferman in the fourth of five sweepstakes valued at twenty guineas each.
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D.T. MrcWilson
Buzzard
Ld Grifvoner
Pe Exciferman
Ld Clemant
Peggy
Aly
D. I
France Faces Cavalry Plan and Liberty Critique in 1790s Debates
The Convention debates a 40 000 cavalry corps from bachelors and widowers to secure winter convoys and gain military edge. Critics accuse France of eroding liberty while recalling Julius Caesar and royalist contrasts. Reports compare Imperial monarchy to republican tyranny and note satirical forecasts on racing, bets, and the Paris papers dated the first Moseh of the Republic.
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Committee of War
France
Julius Casar
Rome
Metellus
Cafar
Joux Hunter
Dorta
M. Lamer
Duke of Beyrorp
Lord Crement
Newmarket Race Ground
Egham
Bugie
Bufér
Elud
Buffer
Newmarket
Paris
Gth
Military and political notes from Britain and Europe
Reports from Lord Grenville's Office reveal dispatches from Turin and army returns with Toulon forces near 22,000 and growing. Major Murray to raise an Irish corps. Major General Fanning linked to colonial service and promotion. Observations compare France’s revolution to ancient Rome. notes on Patrician and Plebeian powers, usurpations, and looming monarchy amid ongoing conflicts. Local items include guard heats, lighthouse plans, Victualling Office work, and a racehorse ride record.
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Suarse
Lord Grenville
Frever
Turin
Slater
Duke of York
Toulon
Carriavux
Murray
Ireland
Fannine
South Carolina
Pryan
America
Fandine
Rhode Island
Tartron’s
Fanine
Fanning
St. John’s Hland
North America
Lord Pacer
Chatham Barracks
Faucuey
Romer
France
Patrician Order of the Romans
Romulus
Jacobins
National Convention of
Potana
Porrolus
Iind
Saweden
Fredericus Augusus
Stanilaus
Posen
Muscovy
Eupress
Rufia
Apsara Pxrennes
Prince of Waves
Paiace
Smaul
Trinity College
Dublin
England
Jossex Gognwinn Esq
Brigg
Stone
Cleethorps
Lincolnshire
Paris Gazet extracts reveal Temple prisoners' strict diet and guard rules
A Paris Gazet extract details interior administration for the Temple prisoners. Discharges include Fontani and family. Coruz becomes steward with 4000 livre stipend. Food limits, wine rations, reduced staff, lighting changes, and restricted access at the Temple are described.
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Paris
Betsson
London
Suan Hervey
Paradise-street
Temple
Zemse
Fontani
Celle
Theis
Coruz
Simon
Coun Ie
Temple Thall
India Company Decree Proposed At National Convention
Launay reports a two hour expose on the New India Company created by Calonne and its alleged corruption. The plan would suppress the company, require accounts, reimburse the public, seize ships and warehouses, and place administration under the Marine Minister. Barrere notes Beauvais aims to crush royalist and revolutionary faction movements, with decrees to arrest agitators and restore authorities.
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Launay
Angers
New India Company
Calonne
Lecouteux
d’Espagnac
The
India Company
Marine
Marthe
Fabré d’ Eglantine
Robespierre
Barrere
Committee of Public Safety
Revolutionary Army of
Paris
Béauvais
Visis
Commune of
Popular Society
Convention
Department
Procureur-General Syndic
Beauvais
Zedon
Revolutionary Tribunal
Zebon
Procureur
l’Oife
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Thomas Soden
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John_ Williams
Queen’s Elms
Chittica
Mir
Tourie
Bart Cs-bundings
Holborn
Robert Svutt
Scarbaron
Glversmyth
Quadon
Hughes Atlicg-Freet
Thomas Howell
Billingsgite
Me. Brockbank
Nichol
Jane Henry Carpenter
Mait Lane
Brockbank
Nicholsu-tane
Lombard-f
Cece
Jacob Thrall
Battol
Nerchant
White Hart
Broid-street
Bristel
Attorvies
Mess
Hill and
Meredith
Gray’s In
George Lee
Bath
Greyhound Inn
Davis
Jay's Timesquare
Berkinthaw
Barofey
York
Ange Inn
Sheffield
Be. Rimington
Joseph Bayre
John Boyce
Afton
Warwick
Brassfounders
Shakespear Tavern
Wirmingham
Lowe
Ravenhurst
John Cockbott
Addingham
New Inn
Skipton
Jel Collins
Jowryestreet
Aldgate
Gardhal
Prances Balding
Great Yarmouth
Ange
Abraham Norch
James Goodai
Heckmondwike
Man and Saddle
Dewsbury
Joseph Hopwood
Longascrey Laceman
Obi Warren
Waterelane
Striess
Samuel Liverley
Liverpool
James Horsley
Fazely
Stafford
Sporting Intelligence
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