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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 10, 1798
Page
2
London dispatch reports Berlin and Vienna pressuring for peace on the basis of German Empire integrity while French aims to dismember Switzerland and press Berne for heavy indemnities. Mentz capitulates to French terms amid wider German unity and Prussian resolve. Dutch memorial and British political satire frame the era’s tensions and domestic reforms.
The Famburgh Mails report the death of the Duke of War TEMBRERG in the night of the 23d ult. His Serene Highness Frederic Euceng, born January 21, 1732, succeeded Louis Euceng in 1795. The present Duke, a Protestant, married the Princess Royal of Great Britain on March 18, 1797. Another court mourning will occur. Dividends on Three per Cent Consols begin at the Bank, with half-yearly totals near six million pounds. India Dividends started paying on Tuesday. Authorities say the Executive Directory refuses to negotiate with American Commissioners in Paris unless 400,000 dollars are paid as a preconference donceur. Public audiences have not yet been granted to the Commissioners.
Dispatches from Rastadt report grim public affairs as the French plenipotentiaries demand powers to guarantee imperial integrity before negotiating. Mentz to be garrisoned by French forces, and preparations for potential invasion loom as the Empire seeks to curb French advances amid the Campo Formio treaty context.
Rome reports the Fort St Leon surrender and a Vatican acknowledgment of the Cisalpine Republic. Rudler announces a new territorial division, civil code, and protections for conquered regions with a phased administration. Cologne notes the festival and decree prospects, while Mentz tensions and talks with the Empire unfold amid French plans to consolidate territories and appoint officials.
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