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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 19, 1792

Page

3

Paris Assembly Hearings Chronicle Turmoil and Siege News

The session relays petitions and debates on ministerial duties and electoral injustices as Paris faces robberies and civil unrest. Reports from Maubeuge and a letter from Dumourier describe siege pressure, troop dispositions, and military setbacks amid warnings of rising inflammatory sentiment in Paris.

War Decree Proposals Stir Imperial Diet Debates

The Foreign Affairs Minister outlined eight articles from the Commision decree as the Empire edges toward war with the Gaman Empire. Key points seek formal declaration against France, repeal of Munster treaty concessions, war treasury creation, recall of subjects in French service, export ban on arms, and neutrality of Empire members. The Diet aims for swift resolution, though actual action may delay as the year ends. General Dumourier reports dispatches from the Army of the North confirming repulsed actions.

Gaman France Munster Army of the North Dumourier

Ostend Siege Report Predicts Austrian Control

Sept 13 Ostend reports Lifle fully invested with all country communications cut off. Inhabitants favor surrender to Austrians as troops are expected to establish headquarters within a day or two. Valenciennes and Dunkirk in consternation as land links to the country are blocked. Three fortresses likely to fall to our forces within days, forming a protective barrier during the war.

Maubeuge Perth Lifle Valenciennes Dunkirk

Court of Directors meets at India house and notices

Yesterday a Court of Directors adjourned to Wednesday next. Captains Burnycate Millet Curris of the Triton Princes Amelia and Swallow Packet attended at the India house and were worn into command of their ships. The East India Company appointed Joan Sucre to Government General of Bengal and Major General Sir Robert ApeERCROMBIE to command its forces in India. Earl Fitzwilliam sailed from Dover for Offend en route to Italy. Letters from Mapero report Paris events and tax orders. Debates on French politics, emigration, and Jacobin influence fill the page. Wheat exports to France and smuggling worries noted. Robberies at Lincoln's Inn Fields and Isleworth reported.

India House Pairie Burnycate George Millet George Curris Triton Princes Amelia Swallow Packet Joan Sucre, Esq East India Company Bengal Robert Apeercrombie India Earl Fitzwilliam Dover Offend Italy Mapero Paris Catalonia Barcelona Figueras M. de Cuauvetin France Aurun Facobin Feuillant Petion National Assembly Z-g0 Parliament Dr. Jolonro England Constituent National Assembly Lametus la Fayette Montesquieu Montmorin Barnave, &G. &c C—s Abford Kent Paine Essex Carmarthenshire Lloyd Great Queen-street Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields Tomas Figetwood Isleworth Pitt Walmer Castle Deal CuatuAm Lord Souis- Bury Jeff Weymouth Karl Fitzwilliam Rocxina- Ham Robert Abercromere Tomas Granam Fort William Marcrave Marcravine Ansspach Down Stormont Harrows Carysfort Miss Ryper Rospert Spencer J. W. Grenvile Isle of Wight James Samperson Freemasony Tavern Wilmot Mos Corporation of Dusky St. Per London Admiralty Jesey Lord Petre Thorndon Hall Cantrie Kensington Twe Mr. Parmeran Bowstreet Root Jaft Hadley Richard Char Colege Hill

Lion man of war prepares for voyage with East India traders

-Portsmouth news notes the Lion man of war and the Indestan East Indiaman and a brig may sail on Thursday if winds permit though current conditions drive wind up the channel. A court martial aboard the Duke in harbor convicts six sailors of mutiny with death sentences and mercy urged for two, while several others are acquitted. Mr Haxwoon, once wealthy, is mentioned as connected and fortunes altered during confinement.

Dinwipole Emperor of Cura Pekin County Joseph Coleman Charles Norman Thomas Mackinton Peter Haywood Isaac Morris John Milward Wm. Murpratt Thomas Birkett Thomas Ellison Michael Burn Haywood Morris Milward Murpratt Birkett Ellison Coleman Norman Mackintosh Byrn Mr. Haxwoon

Weymouth signal for the royal party’s voyage home

This morning at nine o'clock the signal was given to feed the barges for the royal yacht Fancy. Their Majesties and five Princesses, with attendants, boarded the Fuse and set for Portland Roads. Rough seas forced a return to Gloucester Lodge by three for dinner.

Portland Gloucester Lodge

Royal Gloucester Lodge card party and royal afternoon

Yesterday evening Rowan Fair hosted a four handed card party at Gloucester Lodge with Lord and Lady Cuathas Lord and Lady Cuesterretp Lord and Lady Paurey Lord Satissary and Sir Withiam and Lady Gordon. This morning the scene included Princesses Augusta Exizapetu Sophia and Amelia. The King walked the Esplanade until nine, meeting Lord Lisaurne and General Vauclay. After breakfast the Queen with Princesses Augusta Exizaseru and Mary rode out, visiting Ladies PavLet and HersertT, while the King and attendants toured Dorchester road.

Rowan Fair Gloucester Lodge CuatHas Lasdy Cuesterretp Paurery Satissary Withiam GorDon Augusta Exizapetu Sophia Amelia Esplanade Lisaurne Vauclay Qugtn Aucusta Exizaseru Mary PavLet Hersertt Dorchester Road

Fashionables Gather at Isle of Wight and London Circles

Friday morning notices list Pitt sailing to Walmer Castle and aristocrats at the Isle of Wight including the Margraves and bishops. Reports cover refugee clergy, Catholic relief efforts, dueling discredit, and a Parisian plunder mood, with local civic reactions and a Hadley death.

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Minter Vienna Ermanye M. Merlin Vhoerty Odions Flavife Des Graviliers M. Petion Aries M. Billaud de Varennes Chans Gen. Dumoujen M. Chabot Strasbourg Aerson Prussia Conzort Vouzier Bournonvile Kellerman Chalons Rheims M. Dismourier Prince Crarces Believe Duke of Brunswick M. Gobier Thuilleries Louis XVI Ostend Portsmouth Weymouth
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