Promotions in the Dragoons and Foot Guards listed in London Gazette
A long London Gazette notice records promotions and appointments in the 3d Dragoons and other units including Major George Sanford to Lieut. Colonel, Captain Thomas Ive Cook and George Anson to Captain and Troop roles, Cornet John Prynr, and Ensigns in various regiments with more names and ranks, alongside sugar price averages for the week ending Sept 14 1792. It also lists bankrupts and forthcoming dividend dates, with certificates awaiting grant by October 6.
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Dragoons
Richard Burton
Light-Dragoons
George Sanford
Thomas Ive Cook
George Anson
Cornetohn Prynr
Goth Foot
William Maxwell
34Th Footr
William Charles Fortescue
Stephen Moore
Edward Stokes
Charles Rawdon
John Pigott
Invatios
Joseph Sawkins
Fraser
Hull
Great Britain
Thomas Baker
Fitch-street-hill
Guildhall
Actorntes
Ludlow
William Banister
Walthamstow
Essex
King and Gatty
Cutler’s-hall
Thomas Bull
Leicester-Square
Liversedge
Basinghall-street
John Wall
Wood-street
Cheapside
Glversmith
Hine
Charter-house
Joseph Lockwood
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
Clothier
Guildall
Attornes
Guidhall
Smith
Furnival’s Inn
Benjamin Perrott Webb
Bogle and Murphy
Apothecaries Hall
Henry Stanley
Thornton
Craven
New Inn
Skipton
Attornies
Melis
Parker and Hawkesworth
London
John Bishop
Brigstheimston
Carpenter
White Hart-inn
Lewis
Brooker
Brightheimston
Jonathan May
Brook-street
Hanover Square
Taylor
Mr. Wedd
Gerard-street
Soho
Dispatches from London on French affairs and travels
A London despatch details the Leeward Islands mail to Falmouth in 26 days, mentions visits near Blandford Dorset, shifts in Mr. Fox’s views on the French Revolution, the Duke of Drleans in Paris, and notes Austrian passport and prison developments. It describes the French royal family’s confinement, prison guard defections, and the National Assembly changing deed seals, with Massacre at Rheims and priest casualties. Reports Dover Deal arrivals and Parisian dancer Byrne fleeing Paris.
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Leeward Islands
Falmouth
Prince of Wales
Lord Crermont
CourcuiLz
Blandford
Dorsetshire
Fox
France
Leans
Paris
M. Roderpierse
Gensleman
Damiens
Louis XV
Krnc
Conciergerie du
Rheims
Mon- Trosier
Lisle
Laconpa
Mie
Epe Lescure
Sussex
Byrne
France Near Paris Battles and Political Debates
Paris faces an urgent move to form a camp under the city walls as the Council General halts house repairs and mobilizes labor for fortification. Robespierre and Chabot clash over National Convention choices while Federates defend their patriotism. provinces report assassinations and unrest while troops at Landau report an uprising over bans on public sociability.
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Paris
Council
Commons
France
St. Esprit
Gth
M. Robespierre
M. Marat
M. Chabor
Loire
Cher
Jacobin Club
Rodepierre
Marat
M. Chabt
Anguinary
Beause
Constituent Assembly
Mr. Marat
Sans Culottes
M. Chabot
Mons. Chabot
Paris and Chalons in turmoil as federates threaten order
Reports from Paris and Chalons describe a rising crisis as oppressed crowds of volunteers, alleged traitors, and emigre agents provoke disorder. Officials recount gunpowder shortages, captured prisoners, and calls for swift justice while referencing arrests of the Archbishop of Lyons and killings in Meaux and Caen.
Patriotism Praised by Assembly as Women Offer Sums
In the National Assembly a group of Seaux citizens entered and a woman addressed the body offering 92 livres in money and 118 livres in assignats, along with their husbands. The president commended patriotism and noted women as the charm of society and as intrepid and warlike when patriotism animates the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaux
French National Assembly Seizures and Military Provisions
The Assembly orders the seizure of four wagons loaded with military deaths arms and accoutrements bound for Saumur from Melun. It decrees a 150 man Chaffeurs company and approves war stores reports while detailing dispatches from Kellerman Biron and Rueau. It abolishes mortgages on kingly effects and acts against concealment of marketable arms.
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Fontainbleig
Melun
Saumur
Tireurs
Somme
M. Delamark
Paris
M.M. Kellerman
Biron
Rueau
M. Keiler Xae
Lowey
Ligay
Laboradoriaye
Luckser
M. Biron
Lille
Varciennes
Aiexville
Duke of Brunswick
Rhine
M. Adartisnac
Bale
M. D. Aigaillon
Landau
M. Caméon
Department of
Herault
M. Téuriot
National Assembly
OS Livres
Mingginsty
Dumsurier
Sedan
Rochefort
Council of the Commons
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London Gazette
War-Office
Oober
Joseph Freeman
Corbet-court
Gracechurch-street
Thomas Goff
Pudding-lane
James Healey
Andrew Lindley
Sheffield
King’s Head-inn
Shefferd
John Craddock
Racke
Worcestershire
Eagle and Serpent
Cleobury Mortimer
Salop
Tober
Owen Thompson
Chesfer
Chester
George Wilson
Leeds
George Phillips
Fairfrd
Gloucestershire
The
Lower Rhine
Maude
Chalons
Council General of the Commons of
Verdus
Luckner
Chalous
Sreason
Soiféns
2 Aine
Soifens
Calous
Chaloxs
Lyons
Meaux
Caen
M. Bayeux
Procureur-Syndic
Calvados
Sarthe
M. Carra
Pruffig