26 Oct 1792
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 26, 1792
Page
1
Public notice informs readers that Mr Hogg will reveal details of his new selection of British novels on Friday. The octavo size aims for elegance, with substantial expenditures on embellishments. First number priced at sixpence features a frontispiece by Charlters, engraved title page, vignette, dedication, portraits of the King and Queen, and a descriptive plate.
Briggate Leeds based trader Wieleiam T Trant advertises a fresh assortment of quality goods including anchovies capers spices teas coffee cocoa and wax candles. Also highlights a portable medicine chest and a new book on horse care with cordial balls for hunters.
Reports from Paris and Lille describe Generals Dumouriez and Kellermann advancing against Austria and the frontiers, the Jacobin clubs consolidating power, and emigres facing trial. The Pantheon section threatens armed mayoral election, while Dumouriez’s siege at Mons and a growing Catalan influence shape a tense national picture.
A lengthy despatch recounts notices from the National Convention about a robbery at the Garde Meuble and a Mayence citizen aiding in capturing a principal robber. It includes dispatches on Ottoman affairs, ambassadorial postings, and memorials from Vienna, Petersburg, and Naples aimed at discrediting Semonville, with care to preserve Franco Ottoman harmony.
The article notes fear in the capital and argues for retiring to a town where residents will face less danger. It emphasizes safety concerns and a suggested relocation to reduce risk.
Verdun reports M. Dumoustier notes Bréteuil's arrival delays efforts to establish a government in a country shaped by external powers. Calonne's retirement is seen as a step toward negotiation but no gain from removing Prince Kaunitz, and Vienna's cabinet looms as crucial in future moves.
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