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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 14, 1797

Page

3

Directorial Battle Over Finances and Military Orders

The Sixth Year Directory faces pressure from the Council of Five Hundred over wartime discipline and the need to fund troops. In a heated session, ministers urge passage of financial laws to cover Decade payments, debts, and public salaries, warning that without reform France risks renewed instability and civil conflict.

Republic Garmet Repubtic France Carnot Lacarpe Thermidor Cvice

Treaty of Peace with Portugal ratified by Executive Directory

The Executive Directory presents the Treaty of Peace with Portugal, ratified and signed, detailing powers granted to Citizen Duarces Delacroix and M. Daranio, with copies of authorities, presented to the Council of Five Hundred for consideration. The document notes the treaty signed at the Palace of Queluz on June 10, 1797 (O.S.) and approved under Merlidor year.

Portugal Council OF Five Thermidor Midor Porrucars Duarces Delacroix Merlidor Lait Quen Portucai M.daranio Qieluz O. S

Toulon Fugitives Topic Sparks Elders Debate on Treason

In a loud session the SitTine of August sits debated Toulon fugitives and the morality of laws. The speaker argued against punishing those who resist tyranny and criticised property based distinctions as crimes. His eloquent remarks, printed for Deputies, adjourned the discussion after orders to distribute copies.

Dronyin Dé Chidrat Toulon aMielter Sanguinary Louis Posfess

Fragmentary report hints at abbey exhumations and royal intrigues

A damaged fragment describes a high court dispute over land and graves, a desire for royal approval, and verses opened at Ste Frodj Abbey. It mentions an abbot slain years ago, his head displayed, and dispatches to imperial authorities amid wartime diplomacy and opera ties.

Vinn Court Iit Offend Prayih Ste Frodj Uch Pas Li Ced

Proclaims Ex-Procurator Pearo Enemy of Dalmatian City

Venice June 23 reports declare the Ex-Procurator Pearo an enemy to the country by the municipality after absent appearance. Property confisqued, ancient government decried, many prefer Austrian dominion. Citizens await fate from Bartapiay with Bonaparte, while republic forms and modern philosophy are embraced. Jewish communities integrated, street gates removed for solemnity. Emperor orders roads and public accommodations to aid Dalmatia and Estria commerce, with swift execution of these measures.

Tais Thermidor Hocuey Brett Chartres Aléncon Chartrés Ewelye Paris F. Eemnenia Ferté- Alais Te Brett Ely Pr Peng Contearys dipamiMi France Venice Pearo Austria Fomne Bartapiay Pady Dalmatia Estria

Disturbing Riot in Blessington Wicklow and Police Frauds

The Blessington district in Wicklow faced a violent uproar as armed locals hunted a man accused of forming united Irishmen. Home arrests, savage beatings, and disfiguring violence followed, while magistrates and a clergyman were spared. New governors clamped down on bread distribution to curb intoxication among the poor, prompting attacks and threats from outraged mendicants. Recruiting parties continue to call for men for land and sea service amid rising unrest.

Lisvrzenatty Campen Phoenix Park Black Rock Blessingtown Wicklow Iriftmen Yzomien Yeoe

Belfast men committed for illegal oaths in Carrick jail

In Belfast yesterday Rev Richard Babington of Ballysgarty James Lamas and Robert McCulla of Crashill were sent to Carrickfergus gaol on oath charged with administering illegal oaths. The Aboghill parish defendants faced the same charge.

Belfast Carrick Fergug

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