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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 19, 1796

Page

4

Motion to consider various committee inquiries scheduled

Monday afternoon February 2% session lists motions to refer to committees on finance and supply. Items include a read of the Lod Westoreland report, Hatton’s petition, and Henriett’s proposal on midemeanors. A second reading of multiple bills and a debate on laws related to grace follow.

Stare Y Elect Tits Westoreland Hatton Henriett Mayon Houte ‘Vnva Ofak Geaneeee

Paris Journal Account of Insurgents Captured and Financing

A morning reading reports a Paris Journal line about insurgents, with Louis Woe and Gi at the head. It notes 8,600 livres in assignats and mentions pursuers closing in on the insurgent force. The text reflects turmoil and a financial tally tied to the rebellion.

Louis

Royal pageant and public meeting in London streets

Reports recount a royal procession at the Chapel Royal with the Princess of Wales and other nobility attending. A Hyde Park airing by the Princess occurs as crowds gather. Separate notes cover House of Commons discussions, stock market movements, and a lottery draw at Guildhall with winner No. 30,626.

Ashsurnham Cn Hester Paure Srooin Dernesse C. Wat Degrave Royal Princess of Wales Hyde Park House of ‘Commons Mt. Pitt Trough Firgari William Smith Pirry Wade Gaves Ar -Ratine Orf Pharsday Aceords Ingly Ntwrand Mithe Siaffiep Portsmouth St. Helens Jean Francois Biafeu Spain Ireland Cork Guildhall

Destructive Chouans Rampage Reported in Normandy

Letters from Lyzieux describe nocturnal Temblages and frequent raids by Chouans across Normandy. Villages are pillaged, houses burned, and families terrorized as emigrants accused of leadership move through the region. Reports note public proclamations by Louis XV and Chouan chiefs, with patriots also suffering looting and arson.

Paris Fiecie Centeur Des Frurnaux Normandy Conches Beviskox Harcourts Lyzieux -State Louis Cart Stantons Tree of Liberty

Debates Over Affignats Depreciation and Public Treasury

The council debate centers on funding, depictions of assignats, and a plan to grant 10 million while exploring the depreciation blamed on dilapidations. Speakers clash over currency policy, reimbursement to families, and the finance committee’s role. Seaborne dispatches report Liverpool and Jamaica passages, with prize captures and troop movements in the Caribbean and Brest fleet preparations.

Emigrants Law Disputed in Council Resolution

The council, reacting to propositions by Bion and Deufcet, plans a five member committee to report on how laws against emigrants are enforced and to address the claim that parents of emigrants should bear annual expenses for national defenders.

Jose Sean Débrie Moir Colaus Banillal Rainer Lenarque Bowmeniile Drouet Drewes Mantua Peiforis Bournanville mMaret Seononville Monemayou Roger Tribune Moutsayou Bourdon Ramel Council of the Elders Montmayou Estates of the Cpoo

Fragmentary Proclamations Stir Roving Forces Crisis

A fragmentary OCR narrative claims citizens face threats from rival factions in the country towns. It notes proclamations urging citizens to stand with King, suggesting republican forces may lack strength and could march. The tone implies unrest and calls for defense of the monarchy under Steffter's order.

Tiagkcia Cuagette la Pinavop Steffter

Proclamation Orders Subjugation After Peacetime Tensions

General Hocqué issues a proclamation amid unrest as Nantes and Upper Poitou encounter renewed resistance. It bars delay from parishes submitting to the Republic and promises disarmament and swift marching orders for thirty thousand and fifteen thousand troops, with strict punishment for pillage and protection for religious opinions.

Sanijou Poitou Republic

Ships and wrecks off Milford and Plymouth news

Yesterday the fleet faced adverse winds near Milford and Portsmouth. The brig Shelfton was wrecked near Schockam with crew saved. Captain Evans stayed aboard. At Spithead the Glory was reassigned to Thunderer. Numerous transports and convoys re-entered harbor. Clementina missing with 14th Dragoons onboard, but later reported stranded with all aboard saved.

Portsmouth Spithead Mas Jelty Bowk Glory Curistian Garoner S .Quadron St. Helen’s Withertes Noraan Treflay Clerpentina 14Th Dragoons Surgeoh Akwor 14Th Dragoons Clementina

Proposals of the Maroons in Jamaica War News

A Jamaica report details a conspiracy among Mulattoes to move envoys from Mirebalais to Port-au-Prince, with several detained in Port-au-Prince. It notes British actions, naval engagements, and renewed hostilities as Maroons resist, including promises to surrender. The December to January timeline covers letters from Guard Hill and military responses.

Kingston Det Mirebalais Port-au Pirie Grand Bois Wageens Port-du-Prince Port-au -Printe Berg Earl of Eece Falmouth Leeward Walpole Whiderstand Ferces Montego Lord Batcarra Cape ‘Wymes Felves

Lottery Ticket Described as Sold for Shares at Cornhill

The fragment notes a state lottery office sale of shares titled No.3c.626 for one quarter, one eighth, and tenths. It mentions Messrs Hornsby and Co at No.25 Cornhill opposite the Royal Exchange, London.

Hornsby and Co Cornhill Royal Exchange Loudun

St Nicholas Mole Hears Fleet Arrival Delayed

From Portsmouth under Admiral Cu arisman the fleet waits for the remainder of the squadron. Admiral Parker cruises off Monte Christa hoping to meet it. The Intrepid and Sovereign lie in harbor with crews and troops in good condition awaiting reinforcements.

His Prince Ernest Augustas Genuy Ler Falmouth Unit Jamaica Gout Gosia Bravroxp St. Nicholas, Mole Sovereign Maydgnana Prince Ernest Rocu amRgay Sir C. Grey West-Indies O’ Hara Guadaloupe Frante Martinique Walpolé New York Leda Marti‘hique Duakerie Fim Thag la Vendee Royaliss Rodioierrific France Portsmouth Brest 88Th Regiment Curistran Irish Channel St. Nicholas’ Mole Sampson Haying Paken Cuarisman Admiral Parker Monte Chritta Intrepid

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