G
R General Arthur Dillon G
R General Beauregard P
R Garat, minister of the republic G
R Champfort, of the French academy S
R Hydius, depute suppleant, i.e. one chosen to supply a vacancy S
R Clavieres, minister of public contributions S
R Luckner, revolutionary marshal of France G
D The son of General Custine, aged 25 years G
R General Stengel P
R Delomenie, archbishop of Sens, decardinalise, degraded from
   the dignity of cardinal S
L De Champenetre, an officer of the French guards G
R General Ferriere P
D Jolly, ex-minister of finances P
L Boucher d’Argis, lieutenant criminel (sic) Chatelet de Paris G
R General la Vallette P
R General 0-moran P
R General Beauharnois P
R General Ferrand P
R General Landremont P
R General Schomberg G
R General Beysser G
R General Hedonville P
R General Dumesnil P
R General Demars P
R General Barthelemy P
R General Protaux M
L Clery, a person in the King’s confidence I
R Anacharsis Cloots, called the orator of mankind G
R Chauvelin, ambassador in England P
R General Duhoux P
L Some thousands of victims at Lyons G
L Similar victims in thousands at Toulon G
L The Countess of Lauraguais G
L The Count of Troussebois, lieutenant-colonel G
L The Prince Jules de Rohan I
L The Duke and Duchess of Luynes I
L The Duchess of Montmorency I
R General Le Tanducre I
R General D’Ortoman I
L De Levis, marshal of France