Inventory delivery deadline under imperial commissions
The document notes the city remains until the inventory and its delivery are completed by the Imperial Com mittaries. Dated 11th Sept in the 2d year of the French Republic, signed by Count de ClatrR, General in the Imperial service, with signatures of Commander in Chief Gouttus Reynier, Colonel of the 98th Regiment Motano, Captain of Infantry.
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French Republic
Count de Clatrr Payt
Gouttus
Reynier
Motano
Surrender of Toulon Seen as Quick War Ender
The King of Prussia imprisons La Fayette and other leaders seeking liberty from regicide rule. The surrender of Toulon is viewed as the surest path to end the war swiftly and to eradicate the chaos that sparked the conflict.
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Prussia
la Fayétte
Toulon
Allied Powers stance on French government amid Toulon victory
London dispatch reports Admiral Hood's Toulon triumph as a turning point, praising the allied proclamation that aims to extinguish Jacobinism and unite Royalists, Constitutionists, and Moderates against Democrats. It notes French internal strife stretching from Toulon to Lyons, with 67 deputies deserting, and details military moves of York and Beaulieu amid Belgian frontiers and Ypres.
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Toulon
Hoon
Great Britain
France
Prince of
Constituent Assembly
Constitutionali
Lord Hoop
Tovlon
Lord Hoon
Duke of Brunswick
Flanders
Duke of York
Zirhout
Windsor
St. James’s
Mr. Pitt
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Chatham
Lord Amherst
G. Yonge
Earl of Buckingham
Lord Hozaar
Lord Huca Cogway
Lord Hood
A. Woure
Ireland
Lord Hobart
Count Canxizs
Hussars
Earl of
Rochester
Depnty
Westminster
Joan Fuomas
Inpia Company
Bengal
Madras
Bombay
Bencoolen
China
Prince Apolohus
Stuart
St. David’s
Ostend
Prince Freperrcx
Orance
Menin
Bruges
National Convention
Republic
Marseilles
Lyons
Lyonnois
la Vendée
Pyreenees
Pas de Calais
Cote de la Rhine
Calvados
Mont Blanc
Ghivelde
Freyrac
Caflel
Furnes
Beavulieu
Ypres
Mevin
Lys
Ghent
France News: Bruned Arrivals and Pamela Alterations
General Brunet is in Paris at the Abbaye prison and Petion is confined there. The Convention applauded arrest news as virtuous. The author of Pamela altered his work to appear plebeian, sacrificing verses for Revolutionary principles. The National Theatre suspects aristocracy as tribunals condemn de-Monrcon at Arras.
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Brunet
Abbaye
Petion
Paris
Merry-Andrew
Pamela
Pamela Maritata
Goldoni
Magdelanettes
St. Pelagie
National Theatre
Revolutionary Tribunal of
Arras
de—Monrcon
Citadel of
Republic
Paris Papers Reports Revolutionary Tribunal Executions
The September Paris papers note several executions and verdicts. Lotreinger is freed by the Revolutionary Tribunal. Leclerc Aumont Henry Maubert Merime Bottais Eudeline de Lelande and Brieux a woman are executed for sedition in Rouen. Fourteen others are acquitted. Council of the Commune declares itself permanent and reviews mayors and officials for patriotism.
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Lotreinger
Custine
Leclerc
Aumont
Henry
Maubert
Merime
Bottais
Eudeline
de Lelande
Brieux
Rouen
Berthella
Lous Rowx
Paris Commune Urges Liberty as Revolution Gathers
The passage depicts the Paris Commune led by the Mayor and officials, denouncing tyrants and famine planners. It calls for bread and liberty, foresees a revolutionary army to defend the people, and demands an incorruptible tribunal to crush conspiracies and stop oppression.
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Commune
Paris
Council
National Convention denounces Toulon treason and Lyons revolt
The Convention condemns Toulon’s inhabitants for surrendering to the English and urges swift action against Lyons conspirators. It proclaims a southern uprising and calls for punitive measures to restore the Republic, sending the address to departments for wide distribution.
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Toulon
National Convention
France
Lyons
England
Paris Commune reports prisoners in city and unrest in Amiens
The Commune of Paris lists 1715 prisoners. Granet joins the Public Safety committee and seeks leave to resign due to illness. In Amiens a counter revolution is suppressed by Demont, who orders arrests of suspected priests and emigrants amid alleged plots and aid to subversive discourse.
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Paris
Granet
M& Committée of Public Safety
Department de la Somme
Amiens
Demont
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London
Dubois Crancé
Perache
de Rioulle
Thermopyle
Co Ee
Artilles
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