Paris Assembly Confronts Arrest Powers and Loyalist Crackdown
A tumultuous session decried delegation of arrest powers to a small committee, condemning the Commons influence as despotic. The President read a decree accusing Commandant General SanieeRRE, while plans to reinforce the National Guard and anticipated massacres were warned as the fall of the Arisocracy nears. A proclamation urged Paris citizens to join military camp labors, signaling heightened patriotism and public caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
M. Biguasx
Sorte M. Sanieerre
Paris
Conspiracy dismissed as simple theft in Garde Meubles case
The Commission reported the plunder of the Garde Meubles effects was not a conspiracy but a gain driven theft by alleged citizens released on September 24. Robbers hid in a cave near Pris, removing diamonds from chaises. Authorities arrested suspected accomplices and aim to clarify details, with Prussian emissaries suspected. The Assembly heard petitions on visits, road disturbances, and mobs dispersed by M. Petron. Southern volunteers pressed Savoy entry, some armed. divisions over authority and discipline surfaced.
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Pris
Interior Department
Asmbly
Savoy
Thore
M. Petron
Ch Ons
Chat City
Lilfred de Veranns
Commmons House
Hr. Servan
Jalletta
Tryeewiv
Ain
San Wes
Beupsonville
Chalons
Four French Generals Now In Command Critiqued
A historical critique discusses four French generals amid postrevolutionary mob rule. It portrays Lucxner as aged and controversial, Binon tied to aristocratic circles, Montesquigu as a former ministerial favorite, and Montesquieu as finance lead, with notes on their alleged lack of military merit and public character.
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France
Monymorth
Duke de Binon
Oxrteans
Abuphcur Pugelié
Rongland
Paris
Va Fayerre
M. Montesquigu
National Assembly
Alleh
London Gazette notice of military and civil appointments
From the London Gazette dated Sept 22 a list of military commissions elevates Deegan Guaréz-J to be Cornet and other officers to captain, lieutenant, and major. civil diversions include bankrupts, delegates, and divers payments with surrender and dividend dates. Names include Cartin, Grant, Elphinstone, Beaton, Agnew, Adams, Wilkes, Aylett, Hermes, Lempriere, Whitwell, White, Slocombe, Heath, and Fuller with associated towns and dates.
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Deegan Guaréz
Comet
J. Hes
Toth Beot
John Carttin
Tate
Foot—Cart
Jamis Grant
Hoeh Housteun
Ch Foote
Theobald Mandevile
Ath Foot
Gannisons
Montgomery Agnew
Carlisle
Notice to grant before 3 October for two tradesmen
To be granted by or before the third of October, Tomes Turnbull of Aldeate High street grocer and William Mower of Spiratsquare weaver seek permission or official grant. The notice names two tradesmen and specifies the deadline for action.
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Ocober
Tomes Turnbull
Aldeate High-street
William Mower
Spiratsquare
Questionable British Mediation Over France Exposed
London dispatch denounces a circulating report that Britain will join a general league against France. It mocks the idea of mediation with a French government divided by Jacobins and sans-culottes, arguing only a formal, legal States General path could offer a true settlement. The piece accuses Paris mobs of murder and pillage, naming Petion and other factions as driving agents, and details alleged plots and massacres.
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Great Britain
France
England
Paine
Petion
Avignon
Great Barrain
Gauar
Britain
Eyrope
Coud
Paris
Marseillois
Bref
Wavignon
Commons
Chantilly
Prince de Coxper
Duke de Roche Femoiald
Orleans
Baron of Bretouiy
Monsieur
Madame de Bulbé
Comte de Faucourt
Monf Pe Catonne
Prince of Wales' Brighton outing amid emigrant arrivals
This day at Brighton the Prince of Wales rode in the morning, attended a fetes, and later hosted at the Pavilion. A French emigrant was found dead near Shoreham with throat cut, suspected poverty. A packet landed five persons including the Archbishop of Aix. Twenty six emigrants arrived on another packet, Count Bri Ives, prominent French royalist, was conveyed here after concealment for safe passage. Royal hounds went out but returned due to weather. Nuns also landed from a packet.
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Prince of
Wares
Buxton
France
Shoreham
Jife
Aix
Bri Ives
Frrez- Herlert
Election Scrutiny Alters Borough Result Amidst Polls
In Nearcastle unter Line on Sept 19 the borough poll ended with Egerton 282 and Fletcher 284. A demanded scrutiny on Sat left Egerton ahead by two votes. Fletcher declined further challenge. Nearby reports note floods near Aberystwith, a fire at Fithlers farm, and hop market openings in Canterbury.
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Nearcastle unter.Line
Mr. Egerton
Mr. Fletcher
Egerton
Fletcher
Birmingham
Wednesdae Lnft
Aberystwith
Rydol
Cardigan
Coelnsford
Fithlers
Writtle
Canterbury
Shrewsbury
Justice Moore
Kidderminster
Staffordshire and Worcestershire
Falling Sands
Stockport
Oxford
Richard James
London
Balden-house
Our Castle
Thomas Davies
Mr. Willoughby
Southwark
Tooting
Surrey
Weale
Warwick
Woolwich
Botany‘Bay
Edward ‘Taylor
Public Office Bow Street Examines Robbery Suspect
On Saturday morning John Hadley faced examination on suspicion of multiple highway robberies. A coachman attested that on the 14th he stopped a carriage near Barnet and observed a crape masked man. the witness identified the suspect when the crape shifted. Mrs Thellufon to attend further examination. John Bonus, ex-clerk at Payne and Co, arrested after absconding with over 15 cal, found with 8031 in notes and cash, held for re-examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hadley
J. Theltuffon
St. Mary-Axe
Barnet
Royal Family departure looming at Weymouth amid weather wait
Monday morning notes fix next Monday as departure day from Weymouth unless better weather allows a two week delay. Dukes York Beprorp and others join Elden Hall shooting party while arrivals, Swiss and Spanish delegation, flood Weymouth. Report covers Paris siege talk, Prussian and Hanover stakes, Dumourier’s retreat, and naval buildup at Plymouth with new ships ordered.
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Weymouth
Duke
Duchess of York
Duke of Beprorp
Elden Hall
Thetford
Lord Rosert Srexcer
Mrr. Fox
Mr. Duron
France
Landau
M. Pata Favette
Coblentz
Wezel
Hanover
Ratisbon
England
House of Brunswick
Priestley
Actsyr
Hirmingham
Paris
National Assembly
Dumourier
Dumouvier
Chalons
Duke of Brunswick
Sone
Tial
East Bourne
Sussex
Golden Cross
Charing-cross
Plymouth
Dopod
Africa
Europa
Ford
King’s Yards
Marlborough Street
Norris Street
Haymarket
Royal Coronation Celebrations At Gloucester
Yesterday evening their Majesties held a card party at Gloucester Lodge with a list of titled guests. This morning the King walked the Esplanade with several Lords and captains. At eight the barges loaded the Roya family, the Juno set sail, and a royal salute marked the coronation anniversary.
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Mayesties
Gloucester
Lodge
Esr
Donchester
Diay
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Willam David Wilkes
Portmouth
Iron Imonpers
Ender
Guildhall
Thomas Davis
Bemoudsey
Guildha'l
Parnell
Spirsffelde
Joseph Hermes
Derby
Turrender
Crownenn
Broastreet
Worcester
Morgan
George Lempriere
Lordan
Guildhal Ostober
Whitwell, Son
Coventry
White Bear
William White
Ide
Devonshire
Exeter
William Slocombe
Britt
Talbot-inn
Redcliff
Brito
Wiliam Heath
Newport-market
Thomas Fuller
Kenington
Brighton
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Bow Street
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