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Foreign News
August 15, 1792
Gazette Of The United States
New York, New York County, New York
What is this article about?
London report on May 27 describes a recent villainous attempt to burn the Houses of Parliament, linked to turbulent spirits inciting mischief, but notes public satisfaction relative to neighboring nations and hopes for firm government punishment of traitors.
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LONDON, May 27.
The villainous attempt which appeared last week to burn down the Houses of Parliament, and some other circumstances, join to tell us, that there are turbulent spirits who have set a party to work to make such mischief here; but the greatest part of the people are satisfied and happy in comparing our state with that of the neighboring nations; and it is to be hoped, that the eyes of government are on the watch, and steadily resolved, to punish in an exemplary manner, all those who are traitorously endeavoring to introduce mischief and confusion among us.
The villainous attempt which appeared last week to burn down the Houses of Parliament, and some other circumstances, join to tell us, that there are turbulent spirits who have set a party to work to make such mischief here; but the greatest part of the people are satisfied and happy in comparing our state with that of the neighboring nations; and it is to be hoped, that the eyes of government are on the watch, and steadily resolved, to punish in an exemplary manner, all those who are traitorously endeavoring to introduce mischief and confusion among us.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political
Rebellion Or Revolt
What keywords are associated?
Houses Of Parliament
Arson Attempt
Turbulent Spirits
Treason
Government Vigilance
Where did it happen?
London
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
London
Event Date
May 27
Event Details
Villainous attempt last week to burn down the Houses of Parliament and other circumstances indicate turbulent spirits setting a party to work for mischief; most people satisfied comparing state to neighboring nations; hope government watchful and resolved to punish traitors exemplarily.