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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 09, 1790
Page
8
An account notes a royal entry by the Ka fleet landing at La Bankrupt and other towns, with notices of surrender dates, attorneys, and creditors. The Assembly condemns Havenau conduct, praises the National Guard, and debates municipal obedience to presidential letters.
The record details a massacre at Haguenau on July 2 and a critical report by M Regnier. It notes tensions in Haguenau’s municipality and accusations of obstructing elections for the General Federation. The text mentions a letter from MM de Silies praising civic actions related to a young officer at Nancy.
The report details diplomatic tension between Madrid and London, revolutionary strains in France, and measures by the Assembly to restore order. It notes the murder of M. de Vivay and the theft of about 49 099 livres, with ongoing unrest and accusations of dissension against the British ministry. The text mentions military preparations and accusations of plots to foment insurrection.
A violent gale from the east and south east struck the harbor between nine and ten on Wednesday morning. The three hour storm brought extreme heat earlier, heavy rain, and widespread damage to ships and harbor structures. Several vessels suffered but some cargoes and hulls were saved, with minor town damage overall.
On the night of 224 ult Ris Majorship Endymion of 44 gacs led by Leutes tant Woodral with convoy for the Lord Hood. The fragmentary text notes a naval or military action with a titled figure and a convoy under royal or aristocratic command.
The Rufan courier arrived in Berlin after a journey from ieterburgh with orders not to wait twelve hours for the Ministry's answer. Reports say the King will not deviate from the principles he has adopted.
Reports claim Wanur was struck by a blast blamed on imperial gold, with 300 or more houses damaged and many people harmed. Observers note the French guards and volunteers led by General Kochier arrived as relief and investigation began.
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