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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 08, 1796

Page

2

French Armistice Moves Toward General Peace

Long description of European war events notes Execut ive Directory pursuing peace talks after Austrians' Rhine successes. Mentions Calais commissioners, a French armistice with an enemy, naval movements including Jervis and ships in several fleets, and local economic news as prelude to broader peace prospects.

Whitehaver Rhines Committee of Public Welfare France Demark German Empire Rhine Thatérice Clair Fayte Europe Executive Directory Calais London

Paris Papers Describe Italian Campaign and Local Reprisals

From the Paris papers a December dispatch laments supply shortages for the army and notes plans to restore possession of Alessandria and Tyrol if forage and draught are not secured. It mentions Chouans and eight farmers executed in Virgue amid constitutional tensions and election protests.

Nice Alessandria Térten Tirol

Retreating French pull back after defeats near Kirn and Bingen

In Kreutznach on December 75 Brédenheim notes the enemy evacuated the town and abandoned the Nahe river banks. Austrians took a nearby position as Howen Love aims to cut off the foe toward Bingen. The retreat follows French failures to link their forces and Austrians moving near Kirn while Prince of Wirtemberg seeks to cross the Rhine at Coblenz.

Kreutznach Brédenheim

French Attack at Schwengheim Fails Despite Prisoner Haul

In SPIERS on December 20, French forces attacked Schwengheim to seize the port but after a nine hour clash from morning to late afternoon they retreated with heavy Austrian losses. The report notes many Austrians killed wounded or missing and prisoners are arriving.

Spiers Schwengheim

Retreat of the Enemy Toward Treves Reported

From the Lower Rhine dated December 17 the enemy is said to retreat toward the Moselle. General Navenvore occupies position near Taunen and Tolfing, two leagues from Teves, while General Kray holds between Kirn and Sulzbach. Our army sits between Strombergh and Lirsmern. Naz eridorf’s forces threaten to cut off Treves. Caizfait relocates his HQ to Kreutznach and Beaulieu is assigned to command the army in Italy.

Lower Rhine Moselle Navenvore Taunen Tolfing Teves Kray Kirn Sulzbach Strombergh Lirsmern Nazeridorf Treves Caizfait Kreutznach Beaulieu Italy

Pension to Kosciusec Divides Reward Among Prisoners

War sa w Nov 18 Kosciusec received from St Petersburgh the annual pension of one thousand one hundred ducats settled on him by the United States of America in whose cause he served He immediately divided this sum among his countrymen who are fellow prisoners with him

Paris Corunna Tate Mediterranean Joan. Jervis Barfleur Ycas Sficer Madras Malacca Ompanies Itrisger Princesis Bengal Earl of Leicester Yarmouth Post-Office Newgate Portsmouth Harbour Old ‘Bailey Extire Lutter Harwich Ostend Warsaw Stine Ree Geniffedx Commission of Verification Briamaire Oease Gaillard Stoniss Merfin Thiébaall Crof Bramaire Guthersland Dumolard Florea Pons Dé Nerduny Jane Thibaudedy Hive Ayme Wilter Thibaudeau Ip Py Seriang Fbibaudeda Camus Quinelle Bancal Lamarck Austria Vaije Nivofe Camas

Imprisoned King Stanislas Near Death in Grodno

Berlin dispatch notes the 15, 000 ducat life annuity Ruflix settled on the unfortunate Stanislas. The project burdens Imperial finances as the imprisoned king is dying at Grodno.

Berlin Stanislans Grodno

Daughters of Louis VII and Louis XVI Visit Ta - Humble Travelling Encounter

A fragmentary report recounts the Daughter of Louis VII and the Daughter of Louis XVI passing through a town with Camerin and a Tuscan ambassador. The coach fires from lack of grease forced her to walk to La Fleur de Lys tavern while crowds watched in silence. She used the name Sophia, believed to be Hue and Madame de Soucy’s daughter, with her uncle Emperor Joseph seen traveling similarly. Carlotti rode in an ornate carriage.

Chuaumont Ars Nryuse Louis,vii Camerin Troyes Louis XVI la Fleur de Lys Hue Madame de Soucy Joseph Carlotti

Detachment Fights Chouans While Escorting Mail

A 120 man detachment departed from here to guard the mail and ammo to Nantes and Vannes. They were met near Mufittoc by Chovaz forces, driven back by four Chouan corps totaling 1800 men, causing Republican retreat after warning of the larger force.

Larqche-Bernard Déez Nantes Vannes Mufittoc

Paris News in Revolt Rumors and Executions Spread

Reports from Paris and Orange describe Austrian efforts to spark insurrections in occupied lands. Revolts unfold at Nehan in Limbourg as peasants seize funds, while killings mount at French outposts. Royalist fears rise. debates surge in the Council of Five Hundred as emigres face lists and expulsions.

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