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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 16, 1796

Page

3

Calamitous French Revolution debates in the House

In a heated parliamentary debate the House rejected both the original motion and the amendment on La Fayette and the French Revolution. Speakers argued over policy versus humanity, with emphasis on responsibility for wartime calamities, the Emperor’s position, and the risks of interfering in France. The division ended with a substantial majority against both proposals.

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Negotiations for Peace In Paris Reported Inconclusive

London reports the Paws Papers up to December 14 give vague negotiation state. Some authorities say Lord Maumessoury or a royal negotiator may travel to Paris. Russia’s role could delay or suspend talks. Despite delays, hopes remain that preliminaries will be signed and a congress needed to reshape Europe after the long war.

Paws Maumessoury Paris Russia Perle Europe

London Markets: Dull Week Amid New Tea Duties

London markets steadied and drifted lower as traders faced uncertainty over new tea duties. Coffee, cotton, and rice prices fell or held thinly, while East India Company teas showed modest gains despite burden of excise. Sugar and molasses weakened. pork and beef imports rose, and butter and tobacco moved with minor advances amid broad price declines across commodities.

Garraway’s East India Company East Indies Finnest Cork Waterford Dublin Georgia James River Virginia Maryland Baltimore Rusha Petersburg

Parliamentary Debate on War Measures and La Fayette Dilemma

The House of Commons reports the Loam, Stage Coach Duty, and Street Inclosure Bills engrossed while the Gree nada relief bill opens. A King’s Message outlines allied war aims, prompting Pitt to move consideration. Debates touch on M. de la Fayette, international justice, and restraint in foreign affairs amid revolutionary upheaval.

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Admiralty Office December 17 1796 and naval notices

Copy of a letter from Lieut Webb aboard the Marechal de Cobourg reports capturing a French privateer near Dungeness after a two hour chase. Also announces appointments, sugar price averages, and a list of bankrupts surrendering in December 1796 across Liverpool Oxford Preston Guildhall London and Birmingham.

Admiralty-Office Admiral Baxtly Evan Nepean William Eliott Ratisbon Joseph Wrenthall Liverpool Henry Foreshaw Robert Watson Oxford Angelina Erieeke Thomas Horsfield Preston Lancashire Red Lion Jonathan’‘l'urners Wardour-street Guildhall London Peter -Blackstock Castle-Brett Nathaniel Hodges

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