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Transcript of 'The London Gazette' - Wednesday 15 July 1789 (ZJ 1/85)

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Transcript of 'The London Gazette' - Wednesday 15 July 1789 (ZJ 1/85)

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The whole Way from the Entrance at the Barrier at Passy to the Hotel de Ville was lined on each Side with armed Citizens, and the most perfect Tranquillity was observed.  After his Majesty had entered the Hotel de Ville, he declared that he appeared there to gratify the Wishes of the Citizens of Paris, and to assure them of his Readiness to do every Thing in his Power to quiet their Minds, and restore Tranquillity to the City.  On his Majesty's Return he received every Testimony of Loyalty and Affection from a most numerous and orderly Populace; and it is computed that this Day there were not less than 1500 Men bearing Arms in Paris.