Rue Cetinas Named In Place Of Sorbonne Street In Paris
Paris authorities rename De Sorbonne as Rue Cetinas to honor a famed military figure and contrast with a religious founder. Dispatches describe emigrant prisoners presented before the Commons, Belgian manifestos, and Belgian and French military movements. Reports note Wimpfen wounded, Metz peasants rally, and Geneva urging defense against neutrality breaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Comillon
de Sorbonne
Lille
Roser
Saxony
Alberts
Gambia
Honfleur
Senegal
Africa
France
Thionville
Wimpfen
Metz
Arthur Duroy
Prince Holentone
Valenciennes
Battiguies
Mons
Strasbourg
Khel’ Aill
Biron
Rhine
Cusines
Ettenheim
Landau
Council of
Geneva
Council
o’AncotLeme
o’Arrois
M. Tregeville
Chamboran
Surrender and Capitulation at Longwy Sealed by Kellermann Force
Amid the National Convention proceedings, reports detail Kellermann's army near Longwy and negotiations with Prussia. The Longwy fortress will be evacuated by the 22nd with artillery and magazines handed over, while guards and Emigrant prisoners provoke debates on trials and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thuriot
Legislative Committee
Thef
Paris
M. Jean de Brie
Feam de Brie
du Croix
Carre
Sillery
Prieur
Camip
Vadoncourt
Kellermann
Vaudoncgourt
Valence
Mongienne
Pillony
Brunswick
Adkrent
Longwy
Duke of
Longwys
Keflermann
Kellermeth
CARRA
Martin Fontaine
Paussia
Francois Cyrus Palence
Comte Kaléreuth
Prussia
Bourgogne
Ax.s
C. Vatence
Frech
Count de Karsreutz
General Custine
Ettenheim
Germany
France
Silesia
House of Brandenburgh
Poremain
Joseph I
Krnc
Charlottenburg
Custme
Home Department
Versailles
M. Mazuel
Lecointre
M. Manuel
M. Chambon
Jefson
Kersaint
Expulsion Decree From The Hague 1792 Letter to Bailiffs
A private letter issued October 11, 1792 by the Dutch States orders bailiffs and officers in cities and counties to conduct the strictest inquiry into anyone suspected of disturbing public tranquility. It instructs expulsion or banishment of foreign or domestic enemies, and directs magistrates to act with criminal justice officials to enforce the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun
Department of Meuse
Correze
Nemours
Marat
Convention
Azarat
Louis XVI
Committee of Legislation
Sanh
Milderneagh
Eouhtry
Hague
Citizens in Arms Unite for Liberty and Equality
The National Convention declares that you have saved the Republic and that your country is no longer in danger. Citizens in Arms are praised for courage, dangers endured, and contributions toward glory and equality. The message honors their sacrifices and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gitizens
Indth
Vienna embraces Joseph II tax system for public burdens
The Court of Vienna has adopted the taxation method created by Joseph II. It relies on a general land registry to expose all lands, removing concealment. This open assessment of public burdens displeases the nobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of
Vienna
Joseph II
Royal London Levee and Court Happenings at Buckingham Palace
Yesterday from Windsor Lodge the royal party traveled to Buckingham House for a noon levee at St James's with audiences for the State ministers. The King hosted a theatre outing in the evening after receiving officials and foreign envoys. Also noted were dinners at Downing Street, acceptance of freedom by Canterbury, and royal visits in Oxfordshire. The piece closes with sharp commentary on revolutionary France and domestic politics, plus a satirical aside on Mlle Anselme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Aucusta
Exiraseta
Windsor Lodge
Buckingham-House
St. James's
Wm. Fawcer
General Warn
Buckingharh
House
Theatre Royal
Covent ‘Garden
Levee
Lord Curoneurry
Ireland
Earl of
Cotlentz
Morgan
Paesty
India House
Jostan Prince
Royal Charlotte
Pitt
House of Commons
Downing Street
City of
CanvErbury
Walmer Castle
Srccetary Lane
Corporation
Oxfordshire
Marseilles
Paris
France
England
Sheffield
Mademoiselle Anselme
Anselme
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National Convention
Kellerragan
Moxiear
Committee of Safety
Vainduricourt
Procureur Syndic
Department
Monfeur
Monfiew
Groffett
Etain
Maugienne
Labaroyliere
Spincourt
Vaudoncourt
Maugienneé
Commissioners OF the Convention
Minister For Foreign Affairs
le Brun
Cu Fine
Mentz
Sedan
Holland
London
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