Paris Gazette Reports Dire Political Upheaval
The Dover flag of truce brings Calais dispatches noting Paris presses closed and a new Revolution under the Directory. Marquis de Bouttis arrested, Dumournerre escaped, bridges and avenues of the Directorial Palace guarded, transportation decrees issued for Carxor and Bartwenemt, with the latter fleeing on the night of the 4th.
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Paris
Dover
Calais
Shaw
Maryes Buey
Diktory
Vaiarel
Paris Gazettes
Marquis DE Bouttis
Dumoverres
Avennés
Carxor
Bartwenemt
Pais
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Laws of the French Directory decree broad revolutionary measures
The document outlines emergency actions by the Directory and Councils, declaring vast departments illegal, banishing emigrants, seizing property, reorganizing elections, and directing tribunals and commissions. It details oaths against royalty, transportations, and broad punitive rules amid civil conflict.
Paris Executives Order Arrests Journal Editors
The Executive Directory decrees arrest warrants for editors and printers of thirty Paris journals including Le Miager, R Blatt, Perket, Quotidienne, Adejeuner, Aureir, and others. They are charged with conspiring against the Republic and seeking restoration of Royalty, with departments empowered to enforce the mandate using force as needed. The order is to be published in the Bulletin of Laws and posted in Paris communes.
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Council of Five Hundred
Council of Ancients
Gn Bretier
Berthelot
Louisseurnois
Ada Duzerne de
Brawd
A&t
Danser
Pain
Pardeche
Verrizos
Aube
Paveyron
Bouches du Blhone
Calvades
Charente
Cher
Céte-Vor
Cotes du Nord
Dordogne
l’Hure
Eure
Department of Lot
la Palonie
Cahors
Citigen Lachitre
Faucet and
Delbrel
St Pramal Laft
Citizens Timé
Merfan
Ferrand
Vaillant
Gaa
Poifjart
Merlidor Lait
la Vendée
Chayany
Aubry
Job Ajme
Bailly
d’Anglas
Borne
Cadroi
Couck
Maillard
Noailles
Andre
Maycurtin
Pichegru
Polisfart
Simeons Vermantyin
Clermonteau
Qualtremer Quinci
Deplartier
Saladin
Vanveri
Lers
Vanblanc
Villaret Joxeuse
Vellot
Barbée Masbis
Drorcy
Pastoret
Paris
Poe
France
François Grégoire de Rumaire
Jacques Inbert
Colomés
Tribunal of Cassation
Tribunal of Caffation
Philip Fopph
Orleans
Thermidor
Thermidoriaf
National Guard
Council of Elders
Executive Directory
le Miager
Dair
R Blatt
Perket
Quotidienne
Adejeuner
Aureir, &c
General Police
Justice
Lagevert Lient Lipaux
Licarps
News from Portsmouth and Atlantic shipping actions
Ship news reports Ulysses man of war arriving at Portsmouth from the West Indies. The Commerce from Liverpool bound for Baltimore captured and sent to Porto Rico. The Kitty from the Tiles of France also captured and sent to Porto Rico. Arrivals include La Pique frigate with prize cargo from Cronstadt and a recapture near Ushant. Hazard sloop brings convoy from Irish and Bristol Channels. Lord Mulgrave to the Eastward with coasters. Edgar sails to Torbay to join Channel fleet. Two large armed American ships arrived in the Cape area. Mail from Lisbon arrives at Falmouth. George Packet reaches LO days by outward route. Fleet seen near the Western parts on August 5. Sheep Bar at Horringer sets record price despite few bidders.
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West Indies
Portsmouth
Liverpool Tt
Porto Rico
France
Blymouth
BPT
la Pique
D.mitng
Beit
Galliot
S. Miever
Cronstadt
Ferrol
Ushant
Bristol
Mulgrave
Yeerday
Edgar
Torbay
Lifons
Falmouth
George
Quebec
Horringer
Norfolk
Birth and marriage notices from a Victorian era column
A fragmentary notice cites the birth of a female in Wimpole Street and a marriage solemnized at St James's Church by Rev Joseph Philips, linking Thomas Wright Vaughan of West Moletey to Miss Matters, daughter of John Bigg of Golwick Hall Nottingham.
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Wimpole-street
eSform
St., James’s Church
Josesh Philigzors
Thomas
Wrigh Be. Vaughan
West Moletey
Miss Matters
John
Golwick
Hall
Nottingham
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London
Council OF Pipe
Directory
Odeon
la Biarqa
Louis XVI
Ronnie Bye
EXECU
Trek
Sfocks
Imo
Danera A
I. Walter
ROUSE
Bracxraiars
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