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Foreign News October 1, 1794

Gazette Of The United States And Daily Evening Advertiser

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

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Letter from Governor Stephen Laveaux in Port de Paix reports safe arrival of supplies, including ships under Captain Hervieux and Carvin with patriotic gifts from Charleston, plus 1600 barrels of flour from Minister Fauchet. Expresses joy among Sans Culottes and eagerness for victories against enemies of the French Republic.

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Extract of a letter, dated Port de Paix, 9th Thermidor, 2d year of the French republic from Stephen Laveaux, governor general for the time being to the French consul at Charleston, S. C.

"Let me inform you that every thing which has been sent us in consequence of the mission for that purpose has safely arrived in port. The first person who appeared on our coast was captain Hervieux. I cannot express to you the joy with which that worthy republican was received among us. Carvin and the others arrived a few days after. The manner in which Carvin delivered us the patriotic gifts sent by our brethren at Charleston excited feelings which none but the Sans Culottes know how to estimate, and to complete our good fortune 1600 barrels of flour which had been sent us by the minister Fauchet also arrived just at the same time. Judge what is the satisfaction the joy which now pervades the garrison, in addition to that ardor which you know is the presage of those victories which we promise you. Yes, my brave Sans Culottes, by the time you arrive we shall have destroyed a great number of the slaves of tyranny. I feel that upon the certainty of this how impatient you are to be among us; know that you are also wished for by us.

"Inform all the good Frenchmen, who are at Charleston, that we will entirely drive from this part of the world, those cowards who in the month of January last, offered us gold in the expectation that by these means they might not have to fight with us-they shall retreat before us, be assured of it, in the same manner as they have always done ever since we have been fortunate enough to meet with them. Adieu!

We impatiently expect you to join in giving them the final overthrow.

"Give our most sincere thanks to all the Sans Culottes at Charleston-tell them that in assisting us they serve the French republic."

What sub-type of article is it?

Colonial Affairs Military Campaign

What keywords are associated?

Port De Paix Stephen Laveaux French Supplies Sans Culottes Charleston Gifts Flour Barrels Victories Tyranny

What entities or persons were involved?

Stephen Laveaux Captain Hervieux Carvin Minister Fauchet

Where did it happen?

Port De Paix

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Port De Paix

Event Date

9th Thermidor, 2d Year Of The French Republic

Key Persons

Stephen Laveaux Captain Hervieux Carvin Minister Fauchet

Outcome

safe arrival of supplies including patriotic gifts from charleston and 1600 barrels of flour; anticipation of victories against enemies and driving out cowards who offered gold in january.

Event Details

Supplies sent from Charleston and by Minister Fauchet have arrived safely in Port de Paix, brought by Captain Hervieux and Carvin. The garrison is filled with joy and ardor for upcoming victories against the slaves of tyranny. The letter urges Frenchmen in Charleston to join in defeating the enemies who attempted to bribe them in January.

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