France Triumphs in Nice and Savoy Celebration Amid Wars
The dispatch describes French triumphs in Nice with liberty trees, a mass by a Constitutional Rector, and a naval entry by Admiral Trapser. It notes exhibitions of the tricolor, a Jacobin delegation forming a club, and a prize capture of an English vessel bound for Nice. Reports of Montiquoui and Anselm’s entries, large armed sections, and parade ceremonies follow, alongside ongoing campaigns in Lille, Strasbourg, and Geneva with mass detachments and proposed invasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Trapser
Jacobinis of
Grafe
Sardinia
Paoli
Savoy
Paris
Louis XV
Liberty
Commons House
Place de la Revolution
Ci-Devant
Place de Canis
National Convention
Centre Army
Republic
Montesquiou
Gth
Geneva
Lille
France
Labourdonnaye
Magdelaine
Amiens
St. Omer
Arras
Pumourier
Strabourg
Cuftines
Befanyon
Langres
Vevay
Switzerland
Chambery
Seavey
Tyrtaeus letter dispute in Manchester Herald response
In an evening mail reply a writer signing Tyrtaeus defends his statements on Hibbert and Andrew, president and secretary of Stockport society Friends of Universal Peace Cand the Rights of Man. He says his claims were based on information from others and asserts candour and truthfulness, awaiting further inquiries from a credible source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrtaeus
Manchester
Hibbert
Andrew
Stockport
Friends of Universal Peace
Hibbert as a Pauper and The Friends of Universal Peace
A writer questions Hibbert’s poverty literacy and alms receipts at Mottram parish charity. He labels the reformers as unsuitable and notes distrust of a Stockport society named The Friends of universal Peace and the Rights of Man. He defends his public remarks as cautionary and urges public discernment.
Crown Theft Attempt at the Tower and Royal Pardon
A scarce pamphlet recalls a 17th century plot to steal the Crown from the Tower by Boop and accomplices. The group, including an outlaw from Ireland, posed as a clergyman, wounded a guard, and fled toward Tower Hill before being captured and the Crown recovered. Some conspirators had earlier menaced Duke of Ormony. King Charles II granted pardons to all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Ane Bicon
Ireland
Eldet
Boop
Tower Hill
Duke of Ormony
Cuarres
Broo
Patent Violet Soap relocation and new sales office
The patentee informs the public of moving the Violet Soap manufactory from Lambeth Walk to Surry Lodge for direct supervision. Counterfeit sales under rival names will follow a bill of directions certifying genuine soap from the patentee's laboratory. Sales move from former agents to Nos. 102 Bank Buildings and a forthcoming office in Bloomsbury Square opening on the 26th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave
Hart and Co
Lambeth
Surry Lodge
Hei. and Co
Blombury Square
National Convention debates on army commissions and fines
The Convention discusses dispatches from General Cufzne, demands to employ the national volunteers in Nice defense, and considers reducing a 490,000 livre fine on Spire nuns after aid to emigants. It also reviews provisions seized in Spire and Worms, and a proclamation justifying fines on the rich for patriotic repentance. Verdun’s recapture is announced by the President with War Ministry dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Bruches de Rhone
Axfelme
Nice
Bower
Gams
Casines
Sgie
Worms
Cusines
Spire
Spire and
Sc. &c
Spires
Cufzne
Paris
Interior Department
Mayailles
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Plotts
Fretiéh
Fevay
Europe
Conkauecthe
Litchfield
Hornsby and Co
Cornhil
Royal Exchange
London
Three Kingdoms
Lowery
William T. Trant
Briggate
Leeds
Ay Sane
Ub Lang
Florence Oil
Henry
Rom
Traxt
Bartlett
THE
Evening Mail
Tyricus
Romiley
Friends of Universal Peace and the Rights of Man
Verdun
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