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Corrols 53. The first of four mails from Hamburgh arrived but carries no news of importance. The differences in Italy were not known at Vienna at the date of the letters from thence.
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 13, 1797
Page
4
Paris Gazettes Report Surrender and War Developments
Last night Paris Gazettes note the surrender of Mawrua to the French and report no details. General Wuau ce proposed capitulation allowing garrison retirement to Germany but garrison remains prisoners until exchanged. Buonavante claims victory in Papal territories and marching on cowards. Paris journals mention king of Nanies seeking neutrality as Republican troops enter Roveredo and Treuley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Gazettes
Mawrua
Frincn
Wuau ¢E
Germany
Torbes
Buonavante
Papal
Rove
Paris
Nanies
Iuly
Roveredo
Treuley
distressing maritime and political rumors from multiple fronts
A Jamaica mail brought reports of a ship plagued by sickness with eight deaths and quarantine. Dispatches describe alarm in Scotland over Duke of Porrianp letters, Vienna notes on Russian mediation, grain exports from Danzig, a Batavian decree unifying provincial debts, and Counts Orsorr planning travel. Also reports of French treason suspects, an annuity for Capt. Rogerts’s widow, a suicide on Warwick-line, a court Aldermen meeting, flour prices, a perjury verdict, and two cotton mills burning in Hadfield and Ancoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pitt
Downhing-street
Miniter
General Post Office
Jamaica
Falmouth
Sandwich
Duke of Porrianp
Scotland
Vienna
Nates
Russia
Hamburgh
Dantzic
Elbingen
Hague
St. Petersburg
Orsorr
Pau
England
Oxford
Duke of Portland
Portsmouth
Rogerts
West-Indies
Leon
Warwick-line
King’s Bench
Lord Kenyon
George Cressley
Thornley
Hadfield
Mottram
Sedgwicks Cotton-Mill
Paris and Rome War Notes: Dusan, Rochambeau, Mantua
Paris dispatches report Major Jats and Minister of Folite resisting a packet at sea. Theodore Dunan to be tried by a military commission as Buonaparte advances on Rome. Russia opens ports to French ships and Bologna troops move toward Rome. The Pope rejects peace terms amid confident French advances. Rochambeau seeks trial by court martial after confinement. Mantua captured and Italian Army marching on the Pope, as the Directory relays updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Weffertly
C. Jats
I Buonaparte
Rome
Russia
Russiai
Bologna
France
Paiaye
Britann
England
Executive Directory
Rochampbeau
Council of Five Hundred
Nrith
Mantua
Italy
Holmedies
Arm y of the Rhine Surrenders Fortress Huninguen Pact
The General commanding Army of the Rhine and the Moselle signs capitulation for Tete du Pont at Huninguen. French evacuate with arms and baggage by noon. Austrian troops to occupy fortifications, ceasefire from February, with hostages exchanged and lines preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desaix
Tete-du-Pont
Teya Pont
Huninguen
Eression
Kehl
Lower Rhine
Rhine
Army Of Ivaly General Chief Reports Alpine Campaign
The General Chief of the Army of Italy informs the Ephe Executive Directory of movements near Avio and Carpenedo. The enemy retreated to Mary and Torbole with the right by the lake and left on the Adige as 200 men under General Aéurat landed at Torbole. A brigade led by Zal, aided by light infantry, turned the enemy's positions and compelled a 450-man force to surrender. General Joubert entered Reveredo, facing a fortified Calliano defile as Tyrol resisted Trent’s entry. General Peliad attempted to flank the enemy while the brigade continued advancing on the right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EPHE
Rologray
Pluviose
Citizens Directors
Avio
Carpenedo
Mary
Torbole
Adige
Aéurat
Ithat
Joubert
Calliano
Tyrol
Trent
Peliad
Aide battle actions near Soma castle and Trent
Banks of the Adigé routed the enemy taking 368 prisoners and finding 2000 sick and wounded at Trent hospitals. General Maréna ordered two half brigades to attack the Castle of Soma near Feltro and Pomonzo. the enemy retreated beyond the Prado, leaving baggage. Durivier defeated the enemy horse and secured several posts. Buona Parre signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adigé
Trent
Maréna
Soma
Feltro
Pomonzo
Prado
Ecene
Dugeredu
Trevisi
Durivier
Buona PaRre
Mantua Capitulation and Citadel Take Promised
A wartime dispatch reports Mantua surrendered and the citadel to be taken this evening. Prisoners of war have been surrendered by the garrison. Two generals are to arrive within an hour to serve as hostages, signed by General Beaumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverorath
Mantua
Beaumont
Paris Papers Report on Naples Court Pressures
From the Paris papers Naples notes quote a looming treaty with the French Republic and warn it will be broken by Vienna and St James's influence. They allege the Queen favors her family over her crown, and a royal minister propagates pro-Naples policy abroad to align European powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
French Republic
Vienna
St. James’s
the Two Sicilies
Austria
France
England
Europe
Rome
Continent Dispatches Stir Fear of Austria Reinforcements
From the right bank of the Rhine reports dispatches to Archduke Charles spark fear of rapid Italian army reinforcement. Hungary and Austria prepare 30,000 troops and 20,090 recruits march, while some German princes withdraw contingents. Rumors on Russia alliance fade as Coalition terms shift. The Home Office minister heads to Paris. Belgian situation unsettles Jacobin factions. Frontline ship news notes prize captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonemia
Austria
Upper Rhine
Elector of
Saxony
Prussia
Russia
England
Home Department
Paris
Belgium
Benezech
Milan and Mantua fall in the Italian theater of war
Dispatches recount Rivoli and St George victories. Mantua’s surrender near assured. Serrurier’s blockading force and Buonaparte’s terms spark negotiations. Wurmser and Serrurier exchange capitulation proposals as French gains push toward Trieste. Duel in Hyde Park noted. later London reports cite a cavalry clash and a civilian wound in Rabbanah sortie.
English State Lottery Seventh Day Draw List
The document lists prize numbers for the Seventh Day draw No 23374 with a ten thousand prize and others. It notes additional prize numbers 31035, 15641, 9275 and references prize values described as real and good. An Eighth Day section cites prize numbers 2453592 38023 and sol prizes.
Birth notices from Baker Street and Grosvenor Square
On Friday last the Lady of Wm Boscawen Ef of a Daughter at their house in Baker Street. Yesterday morning the Lady of Sir Alexander Munro was safely delivered of a Son at his house in Becford Square. On Sunday evening in Upper Brook Street Grosvenor Square the Lady of Edward Beefton Long Ely of a Daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker-street
Wm. Boscawen
Alexander Munro
Becford-quare
Upper Brook-street
Grosvenor Square
Edward Beefton Long
Ely
Marriages and deaths and grain prices in old paper
A collage of marriage notices from various churches and towns, including John Jackson and Mrs Christian, plus Lord Montaguey and Amelia Manby, with other weddings in Dundee and London. Obituaries note Mrs Luana Campbell aged 96 in Ross, and Lady Smythe of Aston Burnell. Market notes report a favorable grain harvest and price drops for wheat and barley, with details of oats beans malt and imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Mull
Luanna Campbell
Archibald M‘lean
KilGnichen
Tixall
Staffordshire
Lady Smythe
Edward Smythe
Aston Burnell
Shropthire
Lord Clifford
Chudleigh
Méonnax
Barney
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Quebec
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Manwin’c
Cork
Falcon
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Lisbon
Swallow
America
Unity
Minotaur
Theseus
Defence
Childers
The
Downs
Deal
Prostrpine
General Coaste
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Rivoli
Rogerbella
Serrarier
Wurmper
Angereau
Preferit
Tretia
Trieste
Hyde-park
Can- Ham
Lyquires
Canpam
Buter
Ravanah Bencibles
Bishopsgate Church
John Jackson
Holles-street
Lord Keith
Chrittian
Gareham
St. Pancras Church
Chriittian Brown
Beaumont-street
Devonshire-Place
Amelia Newey
Newey
Custom-House
Little Bursted
Essex
Wiscoung Montaguey
Francea Manby
Thos. Manby
Bead’s Wall
Intheme
Wm. Yates
Bury
Lancashire
Pec
Yates, Halliwell and Warren
Manelester
Mills Robinson
Newcastle
Agnes Gibson
Jam-s Tatlock
Lothbury
Charslett
Tice
Great Ruffell-Street
Alderman Combe
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