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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 05, 1797

Page

3

Abolition Motions and West Indies Slave Trade Debate

The debate centers on moral reform in the Caribbean colonies, arguing for measures to improve enslaved Africans and gradationally curb the slave trade. Wilberforce and supporters press for abolition, while planters seek compensation and caution against unilateral legislation without colonial consent. The discussion cites Black codes, colonial governance, and historical resolutions toward ending the trade.

Jamaica Iland Africa West Indies Barbar England Wilberforce West India Dunsdas Wulberforce Tieneh Shoe India

Debate on Slavery Abolition Motion in Parliament

Parliament debates the abolition of the slave trade with Mr Edwards and Mr Wilberforce pushing for total abolition, while opponents warn against premature measures and favor gradual regulation. Lords discuss colonial impact, planters’ interests, and the feasibility of immediate action versus gradual steps.

Mr.Edwards Howe of Lords Africa Alands Edwards West Indies Botany Bay Colonial St.Domingo Islaid Charibs Wiléerforge Pir Gerttleman Bryan Edwards Great Britain

Royal Drawing Room at St James's Palace

Friday morning April's news describes a Queen's Drawing-room at St James's Palace from two to four thirty with the Queen receiving officials and newly promoted nobles. Attendants include the Countess of Harcourt and Lady Courmorre Bruce. Elamed mentions Ms Dennison and Lady Courner Mey among those presented.

Countess of Harcourt Courmorre Bruce Mr. Dennison Cuanorre Mey Duke of Marquess-Cornwaxxis Masesty India

Uncertain Venetian Territory Revolts Spur Continental Domination

Milan Matai reports revolutionary shifts within the Venetian territory as cities such as Verona Bergamo Crema Vicenza Ravenna and Urbina align with continental dominion under French protection. The Central Assembly abolishes torture by rack in criminal confessions as part of broader reforms.

Venice Verona Brestia Bergahio Ravenna Juddio, &c Iell Duchy of Urbina Cispadan

Bergamo Under French Protection Proclaimed

Bergamo reports show the city placed under French protection with Venetian authorities suspended and trade disarmed. A new municipality has issued an oath to about 8000 residents as the Governor and family depart, promising restoration to those dismissed for supporting the French Republic. Similar moves are expected in Verona, Brescia, and Crema.

Bergamo Manca Republic OF Venice Tolind

Modena Republic Assembly Proposes New Constitution

The Congress of the Cispadan Republic dissolves as Romagnahall unites, presenting a new constitution for popular approval. The Legislative Body splits into two Councils of 60 and 30 members, with a three member Directory. The territory divides into red Departments led by Modena Bologna Ferrara Imola areas. Population varies, with the first five departments near 100,000 inhabitants.

Modena Magéniz Cispadan Republic Romagnahall Republic Mafia Castelnuoves Paulo Vergato Cento Reggios Modena Bologna Ferrara Imola

Francefort Dispatch Delivers News of Italian Negotiations

Reports from Francefort on March 25 describe a five day conference among Archduke Charles Prince d Arembert and General BeNegardes with Generals Buonaparte and Clarke. French offers to Austria include Mantua Milan and other Italian indemnities in exchange for Belgian and Rhine territories. Baron Degelwahn and Citizen Barthelemy coordinate with Paris as Venice factions drift to French protection. Prince Waldack arrives en route to Portugal with Prince Reuss.

Francefort Iday Frort Charles Prince d’ Aremberp BeNegardes Buonaparte Clarke Austria Vienna Italy Baron Degelwahn Barthelemy Basil Paris Championnes Coblentz Duffeldorff Venice Mantua Milan Belgium Rhine Prince Waladeck Portugal Prince Reuss

Archduke Joseph to Lead Rhine Army in March

Manheim reports the Archduke Joseph expected here mid next month with Doctor Door Quarin to assume command of the Rhine army. General Mack revises tours to inspect the Upper Rhine Cordon as his Excel lency travels Mentz to the Lower Rhine and plans a conference with General Werneck in Lahn. Marquis de Pilagio seeks secret Vienna mission. Baron Degelmann grants passports after initial refusal. Mr Zaléet, English secretary in Bern, attends to related affairs.

Manheim Archduke Joseph Door Quarin Werneck Lahn Marquis de “Pilagio Bern

French seize Feltre Belluno and Cadore in Bele luno engagement

After the engagement at Bele luno the Imperial General Leignan left many prisoners, and the French took possession of Feltre Belluno and Cadore, cutting communications with our city.

Botzen Maren Beleluno Leignan Feltre Belluno Cadore

Tyrol Action Evidence French Plan Against Austrian Lines

Reports describe French efforts to penetrate Tyrol from Carinthia toward Brixen aimed at dislodging Austrians from the Adige. Spies severed Lusignan's detachment in Pultérthal, capturing him with 1800 men, as other valley troops hurried to reinforce. Local inhabitants in front of the advance have risen en masse while Archduke Charles joins Friuli forces, restricting movement through the region.

Tyrol Carmethia Brixen Adige Lusignan Pultérthal Brixens Thither

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