France Crisis Report From The Hall Of Commissioners
The text reports the Ja Moi felle commissioners detailing perfidious conduct of the former Executive power and measures to reinforce the army. It notes Dumourier with seventeen thousand men, Metz lacking guns and a four thousand man garrison, suspended Governor Belmont and war officers, and proposed replacement Kellerman with a list of inferior officers. The Courier of Verdun seeks liberty, and the extraordinary commission weighs enlarging confinement. Adjournment at four o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Settior-Pardaz
Ja Moi
Felle
Lamark
France
Chalons
M. Dumourier
Duke of Brunswick
M. Carnot
Metz
M. Belmont
M. Kellerman
Verdun
French Department Rejects Monarchy in Seine and Marne
Sept 6 Evening Sitting reports the Primary Assembly of Seine and Marne denouncing the King of France as no longer acknowledged. Meuse notes 20000 Enghlo hommes at Bref and Prussians near Thionville. War dispatches relay Kellerman’s force before Thionville and march toward Chalons with a plan to strike Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine and
Marne
France
Thionville
Chalons
Paris
Exeter Bishop Election Granted by Conge and Sign Manual
The King orders the Great Seal to empower the Dean and Chapter of Exeter to elect a Bishop after the death of Dr. Joan Ross. His Majesty recommends Rev. William Burrer to be elected Bishop of Exeter. Also lists bankruptcies, dividends, and certificates with quot.Octoberquot. dates and locations in London and across England.
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Whitehall
Kive
Church of Exeter
Joan Ross
William Burrer
Exeter
Thomas Silk
Londen-wall
Guildhall
Peter Sidebotham
Great Portland-street
Otober
Joseph Drabble
Doncaster
Yorkshire
Red Lion-inn
Pancaster
Broadrick
Samuel Richards
Newport
Monmouthshire
Bush Tavern
Corn-street
Bristol
Usher
William Ryman
Sarsden
Oxfordshire
Red Lion
Banbury
Oxford
Alpin
Sarah Biggin
Dytchelane
Norton
Derbyshire
Feythermith
Rein Deer-inn
Star and Garter-inn
Kirkstallsbridge
Leeds
Ohn Smith
Oldford
Middlesex
Allico
Guildhai
Jamies Vaughan
Priston Mill
Priston
Somersetthire
London
James Healey
Andrew Lindley
Sherpele Zonicishes Refuers
King’s Head
Innerheld
London Dispatches and Paris Mob Violence Reported
London reports Lord Macartrey traveling to Weymouth with expectant departure from Portsmouth. Paris mob violence injures several, priests imported to Dover from France, and officials clash with a large crowd at Long Fields as Wyld authority fails. Wyld badly wounded, 13 prisoners remanded to New Prison Clerkenwell.
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Lord Macartrey
Weymouth
Ceave
Portsmouth
French National Assembly
Channel
Paris
Kaunitz
Hungary
Count Cosentzet
Wyco
Wyld
Clerkenwell
Diie
Hatton Gaplen
Horrid Paris Massacres Reported By Escapee
An escaped Parisians account details the brutal August atrocities in Paris. Guards guard royals, Emigre families slain, mob executions, roasting and dismemberment of prisoners, priests, and nobles amid a climate of fear and vigilant brutality.
London News in Brief Amid Bread Prices and Rebel Rumors
A late eighteenth century UK bulletin reports a Lord Mayor order raising bread prices for tomorrow, rising anxieties among political factions about the National Convention in Paris. It notes betting in London on the convention not meeting, and lists shipboard news from the Caribbean and Europe, including losses, leaks, and arrivals aboard multiple vessels with names such as Medusa and Britannia. Also mentioned are a royal revenue cutter voyage to Leith and a burglary arrest connected to Crisp Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Duke of Brunswick
Lou
McLefield
Jamaica
Garbinen
Fanny
Rees
Newcastle
Yarmouth
Stanley Green
London
Narrows
Clode
Petersburg
Dublin
Copenhagen
Britannia
Woodyear
St. Kitt’s
Sarah
Ann
Chevers
Nevis
George and
Margaret
Ashington
St. Kitts
St KikPs
Trabella
Carnagey
St.* ‘Kitts
Glassgow
St. Kits
Eliza
Maria
Holm
St Croix
Ailon
Goth
St. Thomas’s
Leith
Royal
Revenue Cutter
Te Bre
Gottenburgh
Grace
Duke of Bucclevey
R . Dunpias
Melville
Stockholm
Argbassador
Liston
Elfineur
James “Flyndal
Joh William ‘Thomas
We'city
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Strand
Ohn ‘Timmings
Steward-street
Spitalfields
Richard Gerring
Newport-market
Soho
Gdena Marshall
Broughton --Field
Tate Mas & Acre
Aentleman
Monsieur Louis
Madame Antoinette
Dauphin
Roya
Arres
Club Des Feuillants
Club Monarchique
Cardinal DE La-Roche Faucauld
Vipin Mary
Zobz
Coblentz
Pericnan
Mar
Teri O
Offeyferings
Miz Parip
Great Appléusey
Brutus
Ankershoemy
Jermyn- Street
Haymarket
Italy
Germany
Spain
England
Noel
Cretenbasly
la Chronique
Ankersfroem
M. Maazel
Petion
Pei
Batley
Hertford
Bedford
Huntingdon
Northampton
Atland
Leicester
Nottingham
Stafford
Erby
Salop
Worcester
Warwick
Wilts
Berks
Bucks
Brecon
Montgomery
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Lancaire
Cheshire
Denbigh
Anglefeay
Carnarvon
Merioneth
Cardigan
Pembroke
Carmarthen
Glamorgan
Gloucestery
Somersets
Monmouth
Devon
Cornwall
Dorset
Buthel
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