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Foreign News January 18, 1794

Gazette Of The United States & Evening Advertiser

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

Dispatch from Citizen Genet in Philadelphia reports rumors of the Duke of York's capture with his army and the Republican retaking of Toulon with all ships in port, announced to Congress and celebrated by the public.

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Thus wing'd by Rumor's double tongue,
Successive falsehoods fly along.—

Expres dispatched from Citizen Genet at Philadelphia, to Citizen Hauterive.

The Duke of York. is taken with his whole army: Toulon is re-taken with every ship which were in the port and harbour. All this, my dear fellow-citizen, has been announced to the Congress, not officially, but as certain: the Congress could not stay in their sitting. The whole people in Philadelphia are in the greatest joy; and compliments and salutations are coming to me from every part. It appears to be certain that this news was bro't in by the vessel sent to France by the President. Let all our friends know this news—and let us all cry out together, Vive la Republique.

Signed,

GENET.

Copy,

HAUTERIVE, Consul.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Campaign Naval Affairs War Report

What keywords are associated?

Duke Of York Captured Toulon Retaken French Revolutionary War Philly Celebration Congress Joy

What entities or persons were involved?

Duke Of York Citizen Genet Citizen Hauterive

Where did it happen?

Toulon

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Toulon

Key Persons

Duke Of York Citizen Genet Citizen Hauterive

Outcome

duke of york taken with his whole army; toulon re-taken with every ship in the port and harbour

Event Details

Rumors announce the capture of the Duke of York and his army, and the retaking of Toulon with all ships; news brought by vessel from France, shared with Congress causing them to end sitting in joy; Philadelphia public celebrates with compliments to Genet

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