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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 25, 1793

Page

4

National Convention Debates Emigres and Public Safety Decrees

The Convention debated measures against emigrants and suspicious agents. Commissioners reported famine risks in Paris, while tribunals were set to judge émigrés and halt emigration. A commission was formed to draft a red code and to curb commerce with England under a ban on British goods.

Sables Aed Bourderine Buriet Lear Committee of Public Safety le Roux Seine le Tourney Moselle Louis VII Convention Rhine Republic Executive Council France Andre Dumont Amiens Picardy Aliyiv Dumont Popular Society Merlit Douay Bourton Oife Bourdon Chabor—o Imove Chebet Merlin Duhem le Bon Echaf Ae Lourban

Versailles farmer proposal to join army service

The text reports Lecointre of Versailles proposing in the Committee of Nine to exempt young farmers cultivating enough land to plough from immediate military service while allowing them to continue rural work. It notes everchon’s letter on the Lyons garrison, warnings of pacification by the Murcadins, and arrests of revolutionists amid Jacobin activity.

Lecointre Versailles Committee of Nine Everchon Lyons Valennes Murcadins St. Etienne Jacobin Club

Royal Audience Attended by Nobility and Court Reach

The Queen and Princesses arrive from Kew to St James's for a Drawing Room with Dukes Clarence and Gloucester and Prince William of Gloucester, followed by audiences with ministers and nobles. The Duke of Richmont resumes Brighton Camp command as cabinet shifts loom. York and York-related affairs, clerical appointments, and international concerns loom in a bustling London week.

Royal Augusta Eliza Beau Kew Palace St. James's Ernc Augustus and Avournus Dukes of Clarence Gloucester Prince William of Duke of Richmont Lord Amhherst Countess of Buckinghamshire E. Foster Robert Liston Porte Giluertz Evuror Privy Council Fawke- Ner Apolopuus Admiralty Office Charingcross Duchess of York Ewart Oatlands James Murray Prince Copoure Duke of York Brighton Duke of Leros England Duchess of Light Infantry Rupcrey M. Craviere Bank of London Ayrand Smith Autun Aiguillon Lameth Bank of England Ausgsia Preferit

Foreign Correspondence From Lausanne on Fronts and Rebellions

Dispatches from Lausanne report Mice county evacuated on August 25, with King of Sarpyxia near Nice on October 3 and General Gorpor at Monomelvin. Besançon shows insurrection while Besancon and Lyon diaries note military reverses and blockades. Piedmontese advance threatens lines between Lyons and Arles.

Lausanne Mice Sarpyxia Nice Gorpor Monomelvin Tovnton Roufilor Barcelona Ricardos Perpignan Basir Switzerland Belangon Besancon Geneva Dubois Crance Lyons la Pape Levergue le Norets Languedoc Févares Nicolas Auvergne Zyous M. Neckar Caper Quisnoy Landrecis Prince de Cosoura Flanders Lille Cafel Houenarp Cochon Ci-Devant Valenciennes Dunkirk Paris

Dutch Council Meeting Dispatch From Holland

The Dispatch reports His Serene Highness the Hereditary Prince attending the States General Council. A message explains troop losses were smaller than feared and notes plans to visit the camp to assess conditions and losses. The Prince sends regards to Your Highnesses and prays for blessing on the country. Signed W. Prince of Grange.

Pronce Sraptholbveerr Council of the States General

Tragedy on Stage Delivers a Monarch’s Icy Demeanor

An 18th century play scene depicts Louis XVI enacted on stage with a fated guillotine. A performer’s composed death provokes audience sympathy while a pinch of snuff signals cool resolve. Queen and son scenes heighten pathos amid royal turmoil.

Louis Vernix France Favon

Berwick Man of War Distressed After Missing

A letter from the Bersetch on board reports the Berwick Man of War missing for a time. After leaving Spithead on May 23 they cruised the Channel for two weeks, captured three prizes, then went to Gibraltar arriving on June 76. The squadron under Admirals Crefy Goovall and Gei joined, and they sailed to Toulon arriving July 17. They then patrolled near the harbour, encountered a gale that damaged the bow sprit and foremast, left the fleet, drifted toward Barbary, and reached Gibraltar on August 2 after two deaths and twenty wounded.

Bersetch Wlynex Spithead Gibraltar Jung Crefy Goovall Gei Toulon Fielh Youlon Carthagent Berwick Agth Barbary Port-Mahon Gory Carthagena

Ship Cafar Mendill Stranded Near Kirkwall

The Cafar Mendill sailing from Petersburg to Liverpool is stranded near Kirkwall. A great part of her cargo is expected to be saved.

Mendill Petersburg Liverpool Kirkwall

Heroine Arrives With News Of 130 Sail Confed Fleet

Late last night the Heroine 32 guns capt Garn Ner arrived from St Kitts at the Sound. Nearby were 130 merchantmen in convoy under Duke 99 guns and other ships, with the Vengeance, Culloden and more. A fleet passed up the Channel this morning. yesterday several vessels from Liverpool to Ostend arrived, one losing a fore-topmast.

Lymouth Heroine Garnner St. Kitt’s Gardner Duke Murray Thompson Culloden AY Miller Ulysses Morice Andromed Salisbury West Indies Duke Martinico Liverpool

Naval movements from Flymouth on September 23

Yesterday failed his Majesty's ship Druid of 32 guns under Capt Kinison and Verrett of 16 guns for Torbay. Also sailed Heroine of 32 guns under Capt Garponer for the West Indies. Impregnable, 68 guns, commissioned for Rear-Admiral Carpowect. Hebe, 36 guns, Capt Hoop, in convoy of Pristol and Liverpool merchantmen.

Flymouth Dock Druid Kinison Verrett Nowet Torbay Garponer West Indies Westroort Carpwect Pristol Liverpool Hebe A. Hoop

English vessel retaken by English crews in English Channel

The Charlotte Yeatman sailing Bristol to Cork and Newfoundland, captured by the French frigate Le Blond near La La 539 30 Long 22 W, was seized with five men aboard and Captain Yeatman taken prisoner. On the 26th month the two Englishmen retook the vessel and brought her to Falmouth.

Charlotte Yeatman Bristol Cork Newfoundland le Lond

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