French Triumph Over Spaniards Reported From Eastern Pyrenees
General Dagobert proclaims a clear French victory after a fierce engagement in the eastern Pyrenees. French forces captured eight cannons, baggage, and numerous prisoners, with riders noting the Spaniards could not escape given cavalry shortages. Toulon hints at Monarchy as English offers spark unrest. Marseilles and Abbeville dispatch letters on rebellion and defense of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagobert
Pyrenwees
Frei
Mont-Libre
Spattiard
Barbantane
Sargente
Toulon
Committee of Public Safety
Albitte
Gasparin
Saliecetti
France
Hood
Can Bon St
Admiral Hood
Marseilles
Jean Labatte
Sézanne
England
Jean Bon St. Andre
Igéti
la March
St. Julien
Cartaux
Mar- Mes
Dumont the Younger
Abbeville
Atviotim
Republic
Dunkirk
Marat
Nantz
Machecourt
Beyffer
Mentz
la Vendée
Zooe
Nancy
Procurator-Syndic of
Paris
Proclamation of Hood at Toulon and Marseille 1793
British commander Lord Hood proclaims monarchist restoration in Toulon and Marseille, promises protection of private property, and offers fleets and troops to restore order in southern France. Toulon residents pledge to recognize Louis XVI and welcome English and allied forces while await peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Lord Hood
Mediterranean
Hiéres
Toulon
Marseilles
Nelson
Agamemnon
Onegelia
Trevor
Turin
Spain
Corteau
Provence
France
Victory
Samuel Lord Hood
Red
Europe
London Gazette summary of 1793 bankruptcies and notices
The notice lists bankruptcies enlarged and pending surrenders with names such as Richard Akers Edward Parker George Pitt and James Matthews plus dividends and certificates to be granted by Guildhall and Beaufort’s Inn for September 1793. It also reports the surrender dates and locations including Guildhall and the Beaufort’s Inn Chepstow and Wolverhampton with several attorneys named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Akers
Wigmore-freet
Mary-le-benne
Taylor
Furender
Guildhall
Edward Parker
Stevenage
Herts
George Pitt
Oxford-street
Haberdasher
Gregson
Copthall-court
Throgmorton-street
James Matthews
Leadenhall-street
Attornies
Meffris A
J. Wetton
Fenchurch-treet
Thomas Smith
Sv. John-street
Sherwood
Canterbury-square
Southwarke
Thomas Martin
Leominster
Beaufort’s Irms Inn
Chepstow
Monmouth
Evans
William Shidge
Wolverhampton
New Angel Inn
John’ Thomason
Furnival’s Inn
Joseph Kent
Norwich
White-fwan
Attornes
Mesfis
Windus
Hollaway
William Edmunds
Bristol
Henry Bicknell
William Saunders
Gloucester
Courrier
William Coles
Swan Yard
Newington
Farrier
William Mobbs
Birmingham
Joseph Wigney
Basingham Street
John Barnes
Honiton
Deveningholder
Oseph Thomas Lockyer
James Wilder Bream
Tas Vistock-Street
Draper
Hugh Janet
Cheapside
Thomas Hipkins
Waltall
Stafford
Joseph Colles
Prince’s-street
Hanover-square
George Such
Strand
Ohn Pollard
Carey
William Martin
Mariner
Joan Yeates
Henrietta-street
Trial of the Queen Reported From Paris Monday Morning
From Paris we hear the trial of the Queen is to begin on the 6th instant. Royalists vow renewed opposition as regicides post seditious proclamations. Rumors span Polish Diet assassination and French fleet news while Mentz's de la Gymaicu defends surrender in 1792 with claims on fortifications and garrison needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Queshoy
Clairfoyt
Clairfayt
Prince Cobourg
Clairfayr
Count Mercy
the Garreson
Paris
Zeus
Louis
Grodno
Scilly
Rhing
Currie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jetter
Pazeagle
London Gazette
Jean-M‘arthur
Louis XVI
Louis. XVI
Italy
Carteau
Farge
Beaudeal
Reboul
Reynaud
la Poyge Vertrieux
Deydier
Cadiere
C.garibon
Boullement
Ferrand
Chauffegros
Hugies
Richaud
Meifrand
Bertrand. Sicard
London-Gazette
Gert
Earl of Elgis
Brusels
Lord Grenville
Bermerain
Great Britain
John Hayes
Warrington
Lancaster
George Inn
John Fletcher
Phineas Jacob
Folkstone
Kent
Stephen Puddicombe
Calne
Wilts
Alexander
Chorley
Ashton
Mackerfeld
Mary Bunning
O.t
Thomas Fuller
William Garnett
Sheffield
Reindeer-inn
Sheffelkd
Jonathan Hawksworth
Thomas Hawk
Poole
William Wilson
Cannon-street
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