11 Jan 1796
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 11, 1796
Page
1
The President addresses Congress detailing treaties with tribes and foreign powers. He praises peace prospects, notes arrangements with Algiers and Madrid, and urges prudence on frontier violence and military planning including forts, arsenals, and debt reduction.
The Council of Five Hundred debates Job Ayme's status amid calls for new verification of powers. The discussion cites Brumaire laws, threats of exile, and demands to defend the people’s liberties. Journalists face arrests as martial authority tightens control, while military actions shift near the Rhine and Moselle fronts.
A harshly garbled public notice warns consumers that no one may employ or take orders for Blacking Cakes except from Bayley and Lowe at Cock Street London. It asserts genuine cakes bear an engraved By the King’s Patent label and mentions export discounts and signed Bills of Directions.
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