French revolutionary letters reveal ban on British trade
Amid reports from Lyon and Toulon, deputies warn of danger and justify swift action. Letters describe military measures, strategic posts, and calls to prevent British goods, with decrees to seize or penalize British commerce and enforce declarations.
Letter from Bonner and Gaston at Perpignan October 1
A reading of a letter from Representatives of the People Bonner and Gaston dated Perpignan October 1 reports the enemy terrified by our vigorous dispositions and retreating. It notes the capture of two forts and the capture of Ege, leaving the foe in confusion as they seek safety with their baggage. We pursue them through their three camps.
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Sitind
Barrere Reat
Paris
Lyons
Couthen
Sainte Foy
France
Sature Foy
Foxiviere
Chateaureuf
Maignet
Fourviere
Chateauneuf
Maiznet
Cing
Rochelle
Mantes
Lechelle
Rofigxol d Gancleux
Crtagn
Eider
Barvere
Great Britain
French Republic
Ant
Pomme
Marine
Marshilles
Republic
Carteaux
Pharon
Artigues
Sainte Catherine
Derregiin
Reciemany
St. Maurice
St. Bernard
Mont-Blanc
Nice
Geneva
Mercy
Argenteau
la Vendee
Merlin
Committee of Public Safety
Saumur
Muayence
Tiffanges
Mortagne
Canclaux
Dubayet
Pitt
Sables
Department of
Committee of Safety
Arrere
Gasparin and
Salcett
Bonner
Gastox
Perpignan
Otober
Saint Calimbe
Elbe
Ege
Dorper
P.S
Tearn
Convention
la Doxere
Vendee
Dopper
Mont Blanc
Albitte
Dappet
General Roust Named to Lead After Dagobert
Fragmentary article describes imperial military reshuffle with Dagobert provisionally retained, but deemed unable to command a large army. General Roust is nominated to succeed him, praised for bravery and talent, and the text claims harmony improves as rapid marches toward Spain begin."}
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Dagobert
Roust
Spain
Capture of Lyons Letter From General Dorper to War Minister
Dispatch dated October 9 from Lyons describes the surrender of Lyons after heavy fighting. Dorper details taking redoubts, batteries against key districts, and the entry of French troops while rebels fled toward two leagues away. He notes treason, emigration, and suspicion, with orders to stop further inquiries.
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Corper
House of Commons of
Lyons
Alps
Mont. Blanc
Sa‘et Foix
Lamndrette
St. Folxy
Fouwsere
St. George
St. Irence
Lienée
St. Just
Perache
Vaife
Hotel of the Commons
Robbery at Baron Notegin’s House in Great Cumberland Street
A Wednesday night burglary at the house of Baron Notegin in Great Cumberland Street resulted in the theft of plate and other valuables valued at 10 pounds. The incident is reported with emphasis on the loss and location.
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Baron Notegin
Great Cumberland-street
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Central Committee
Sans Culite
Porion
Orient
Il’ Apollon
Rochefort
Patriote
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