Debates over Ireland coercion and French intrigues unfold
Capital letters and dispatches describe Lord Clare favoring stronger coercion in Ireland while Lord Camrose supports existing measures. Letters reveal United Irishmen envoys at Lisbon Paris and misrepresentations delaying peace talks. Updates cover Austrians, Danes, and Bulgarian advances, fleet movements, prison conditions, and upcoming invasion anxiously noted by London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frevano
Ireland
Lord Clare
Aper
Cko More
Lord Camven
England
Lord Cyane, Jr
Grav
Timper
Curse Himelf
Lord Moira
Wis Lordship
Lam
Lord Morra
Lord Cyaxe
Lord Campen
United I Rnysamen
Lifle
Paris
Impediment in Rhine Negotiations Strains French Demands
The French government demands satisfaction from the Elector Palatine over the Rhine fort occupation and indemnities for wounded and killed defenders. Executive Directory suspends hostilities awaiting a satisfactory explanation, while Vienna contemplates French peace terms. The Empire Deputies reject left bank cession and push for explicit sacrifices. French plenipotentiaries condemn right bank disturbances and vow punishment.
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Rhine-fort
Hatry
Bartels
Manrheim
Manheim
Ion
Rhinefort
France
Rhine
Vienna
Empire
Count Metternich
Imperial Plenipotentiary
Last of the Hamaurcu Matus Arrives as Accounts Are Closed
On Saturday the final of five Hamaurcu Matus arrived, marking a notable development in the accounts. Negotiations at Rafadt face a fresh obstacle from a Directorial edict deemed unusually insolent. Harry, Commander in Chief of Republican Troops at Mentz, demanded immediate satisfaction for French violations and demanded indemnification for wounded and bereaved, threatening continued hostilities without compliance. A separate note to Count Merternichen concerns revolutionary efforts on the Maine’s right bank. The Swiss constitution yields to French influence at Beniz, while Dexsrarx vows resistance to French naval neutrality measures as several warships are prepared to defend the Danish flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Secretary of State
Lord Cowper
Lamburgh
Efe
Leonard Bourbon
Dragre
Leyden GaxeHe
Init
Julien
Copenhagen
Oldenburgh
Delmenhoof
Viddin
Pafv
Oglu
Lesfer Walarhia
Silifstria
Sophia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Albania
Adrianople
Constantinople
France
Joseph Innes
Melly
St. Vincent’s
Ocober
Evreaux
Calais
Calif
Arras
Miliziay &c
Lnvasion
A.carrick
Greenock
Dunkirk
Brest
Havre Ve Grace
Gitend
de Buosaparre
Mr. Carriex
Coatt
Ostend
Dieppe
Janes
Sir Chames Tompson
Torbay
Cyrments
Yarmouth
Nore
Cobourg
Phanix
Cromer
Orfordness
Ranger
Port Seton
Greenland
Dublin
Lord C
Earl B
Fones
Denbigh
Fohnes
Cardiganshire
Earl of Liverpool
M. Dubayet
Somerset-place
Guilds Hall
Regiment of Guards
Lee
Winhhester
Rafadt
Harry
Mentz
Manheim
Ramnesyort
German Empire
Merrernicn
Mankeim
Harey
Frevend
Pieripatentiaries
Mer- Ternich
Maine
Switzerland
Council
Beniz
Ynork
A . Dexsrarx
Royal Majesties Attend Chapel Royal Weekly Service
Yesterday the Majestics and the Princesses Augusta and Elizaserx visited the Chapel Royal St James to hear Divine Service. the Bishop of Durham preached from Psalm 71. Prince Avotpuus Breperton, youngest son, turned 24. Princess of Wates dined with Lord Gwyprr and Lady Wittoucuey at Langley Park. A Welsh landing report circulated but lacked truth, arising from an express to Lord Cawpox at Stack-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Elizaserx
Chapel Royal
St. James's
Durham
Avotpuus Breperton
Gwyprr
Zurich Liberty and Equality Decreed Amid Swiss Deputies
Private correspondence from Zurich notes Liberty and Equality decreed by the Senate and Citizens and calls for Deputies to draft a new constitution. Fribourg and Solothurn follow suit. a convention forms with village deputies. Trees of liberty planted. Zurich free companies muster but few join frontiersmen. In Berne, refusers to bear arms are protected by France with property.
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Zurich
Pebl
Senate
Fribourg
Solothurn
Pays de’ Vaud
Basle
Raftadr
Paris
Berne
France
War Flares Over Berne as French Advance to Arau
Intelligence reports a Berne corps marches to Arau after that town declared independence. Citizen Mengaud, French ambassador, issues a manifesto declaring war on Berne. French forces move toward Berne with ammunition wagons passing through the area as cannonade sounds to the canton’s cradle. The Federal Council vows to spend all resources in defense.
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Berne
Yeems
Arau
Mengaud
Hay
Canton
French forces enter Berne and unrest spreads in German lands
Reports show France arriving in Berne while Brisgau and Wirtemberg face protests over constitutions and sovereignty. French envoys blamed English incendiary writings for unrest. The Duke of Wirtemberg conciliates grievances, and in Pays de Vaud France seeks 700,000 livres plus in kind requisitions.
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Berne
Brisgau
Jiodena
Rastadt
England
Wirtemberg
Pays de Vaud
Voluntary contributions rise as subscriptions pour in
The Bank books show aggregate voluntary contributions totaling 824,100 with 486,412.14 as a direct sum, 13,469 1.9 to be paid by installments, and 89,607 0 i for further payments. Regions from Southwark to Greenock and Glasgow report strong taking, with Leicester and Ashford in Kent among others opening subscriptions. Military and civic bodies contribute, amid calls for broader participation as ships crews and colonial authorities line up for the war effort.
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Southwark
St. Saviour
Azgel
St. Olave’s
St. George’s
Astol
St. John’s
Rotheruithe
Rocal
rocal.—Bermondity, ditto—St. Mary
Enewington
Ashford
Kent
Liverpool
Greenock
Glasgow
Perth
Aberdeen
Leicester
Suffolk Collegion of
Excise
Mi Key Atey
Mohdfor
Windfor
Corporation
Wandfor
Mars
Neptune
fUnite
Portland
Canada
Fp Pandiwich
Strombolo
Bombionmenuth
Redafe
Tartarus
Agamemuoh
Repulte
Union
Valcano
Agimcourt
Bellona
Seven Sisters
Es Belliquéuxs
Gladiator
Fp Borez
Noplasta
Martin of Hardy
Migs Cock Gap Elpaloop
Maeghey Glory
Baris: Courier
Gagnes
Bribbane of
Battyces nowRamillies
Circes Sparkler
Hip
Childers Fercett Egmones
Jaloufe
Wasp
Poewertut
Bafy
Diadem
Albhatross
Scorpion Cantain
Suiilante
Speedwell
America
Nancilus
Plover
Betsey Ranney
Grana i Bnjamin
Ann Revelationae
Caton Pereys
Boadilla
Argonaus
Endymion
Nymphe
Vorlings Survey
V. Milpomene
Peet
Ethalion
Weazle
Jersey
Fen
Ships News From Plymouth Dover and Portsmouth
Ship news reports a French privateer La Triton captured by Melpomene off Hamoaze after a chase. most of her crew abandoned ship. A privateer lugger from Calaiss ran ashore at Dover, with only five of 44 men saved. Arrivals include Formidable Terrible and Defiance at Portsmouth, and Apollo, Fairy, and Savage at Deal sailing for the River.
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Plymouth
Melpomene
C. Hamatron
Dover
Daft
Calaiss
Portsmouth
Deal
Wind W
Apollo
Parker
Savannah
Fairy
Married In Enghton Hants and Hanover Square
Notices of marriages and deaths listed from an English period article. Details include the Rev Francis North marrying Miss Marion Harrison in Enghton Hants, and William Felix Jones marrying Miss Francis Anna Maria Powell in Hanover Square. Also mentions the Bath death of Mrs Frazer and Benj Purh a former Chelmsford physician, with auction-like notices and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enghton
Hants
Francis North
Eldstt
Wischester
Mie Bitier Uarison
St. Georges
Hanover Square
Feln Jowes
Francis Anna Maria Powell
Wm Powell
Lugerden
Herefordshire
Bath
Frazer
Ay Hamed
Midford Castle
West Bath
Benj Purh
Chelmsford
F.b
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London
Rastadt, Fea
Vnchier
Tomr
Francefory
Jar
Mland
Ship News
Patares
J. Walter
Waltir
Jon
Printing-House
Tquare
Bracxryrana
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