Battles and sieges dominate at Strasbourg and Ypres
The Convention reports numerous military actions across the Fronts. Prisoners from Menin and Werwick, a sortie from Strasbourg, and a large attack near Lauterberg drive Republican gains. Rebellions near Angers Thouras and Saumur collapse as General Santerre and the Orleans battalions rally, while the Navy details capture of an English cutter and promotion for brave sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menin
Dunkirk
Cates
Balle
Strasburg
Spare
Kuz
Tocfin
Lower Rhine
Ghivet
Ypres
Emmapes
la Republique
Honsdecote
Comines
Merton
Committee of Agriculture
Racharn
Rochelle
Saumur
Chantenay
Conteot
la Vendés
Thouras
Mortagne
Rossrenot
Tocjin
Angers
Doué
Santerre
Orleans
Viez
Bresac
Afryault
la Fleche
Bourdeaux Patriots Face Reckoning and Proposals
A heated denunciation warns Bourdeaux patriots against conspirators and distrusts foreign intelligence. Citizens petition confinement of republican Paris women in national buildings and forcing emigrants’ wives into custody. A report on this proposal is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Change of Ministry in Vienna Cabinet Names Duke Arsert War Chief
Vienna reports a cabinet reshuffle with Duke Arsert of Saxe Tascuen named President of the War Department replacing Field Marshal Count Wattis who resigns with a pension. Count Ferriets becomes Vice President. M Burxuet is dismissed. War Department fill not yet. Baron Reischaxp to lead Home Department after salary increase. The state minister position remains vacant during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsert of
Saxe Tascuen
War Department
Count Wattis
Artillery
Count Ferriets
Prussia
M. Burxuet
Department of the War
Count Hartréxo
Baron Reisch
Home Department
French and Imperial Forces Clashing Near Tann
In the Frankfort report Imperial Troops under General Piascontz numbers about 3000 and attack the French entrenched at Tann near Weiffembourg, capturing five cannons and breaking the line on that flank. The French reply bombarding Kehl across from Strasbourg, causing significant damage to the fortress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piascontz
Tann
Weiffembourg
Kehl
Strasburg
National Convention of France Proceedings Summary
The paper prints translated accounts of the National Convention of France from the 14th to the 117th inclusive. It notes France faces famine and unrest but continues to labor with energy and has achieved some successes against enemies in various nations.
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National Convention of
France
Royal progress and court notices at Windsor and London
On Saturday Their Majesties attended services at St George's Chapel and toured Windsor. A royal audience with the Hanoverian minister occurred on Princess Rayne's birthday at Windsor Castle. The King holds a Levee for foreign ministers and ministers visit Whitehall. The Marquis of Salisbury and other nobles travel, with the two young princesses set to depart England soon. A first clerk appointment and other court motions are noted amid transports from Brighton and Harwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Chapel
Windfire
His Majesty
Prince Aucustus
Asgot
Heath
Swinley
Windsor Lodge
Prince Augustus
Windsor
Rayne
Windsor Castle
James’s
Jackson
St. James
Wazes
Brighton
Marquis of
Sarissury
Harwich
Warley Gommon
Paince S
England
Joan Hais, Esq
James Evy
Lord
English Gazette and Tory politics at Toulon and Dunkirk
Fragment from a late 18th or early 19th century newspaper discussing reports on Toulon and Bitche, noting failed Royalist reliability and ongoing parliamentary reform talk. It references Lord Mutcrave, Carteaux’s army, the Duke of Ricamont, Mr Suara, and a Scottish judge, with remarks on Grand Juries and an artillery tally from Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitche
Mutcrave
Carteaux
Toulon
Duke of
Ricamont
Suara
Brighton
Towers
Scotland
le’ Mesuniser
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Scond
Nieuport
Saint Andre
Coure
Oueffant
Englih
Saint Anpis
Ware
Geenissieau
Grenoble
Marat
Geneva
Republic
Republic of France
Mont-Blanc
Garnier
Desaert
Section of Unity
Jean-son-Saint Andre
Committee of Public Safety
P.S
Lauterberg
Saint Louis
Saint Lazarre
Tureas
Eastern
Pyrenees
Evenine Sirtine
Sans Culottes
Nancy
Ducos
Bourdeaux
Briffot
Carra
Duke of York
Ghaumort
Marne
Mertin
Valenciennes
Seftion of Montagne
Bartuazer
Bazere
Vaavet
Jacobin Club
Marseilles
Ropers Pierre
Vienna
Frankfort, ‘Suet
Morning Post
Furnes
Chiveld
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