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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 13, 1796

Page

2

Birth of Princess at Carlton House and royal ceremonies

Windsor Lodge reports the birth of a princess and the day’s royal events. The King and Prince attended private ceremonies, a levee at St. James's Palace followed by a council in the King’s closet. Foreign officers and dignitaries were presented, and the birth record was entered at Carlton House with attending peers. The Red Ribbon ceremony and birthday observances for the Queen are noted.

Windsor Lodge Apams Téave Wis Carter Duke of Poaruann H. Crinton K. B Clanton St. James’s Archibishop Canterbury Lord Cuancellor Duke of Siepsand Portland Mawartetp Spencer Grew- Vitle Carlton‘house

Intriguing Naval Dispatches and Paris Opera Notices

Reports from Verona place Lord Macarrey as a private gentleman. Lisbon accounts mention Admiral Currstran’s fleet and a sighting near Cape Finisterre. London notes a Barbary rebellion delaying ships, with grain prices in New York and wind conditions affecting seas. Paris updates include measures to seize Jacobin histories and proscribed press works, clashes with Italy, and officer proclamations. Vestars and Dia perot de Ross leave Lyons for England, while Paris opera seats anticipate a grand spectacle if they perform.

Lord Macarrey Verona Lisbon Currstran Cape Finiserre Madeira Barbary Guy New York Grover Losack Waal Rhine Pichegru Holland Home Department Paris France Aigast Italy Scherer League Lawer Chalgray't Baron Beaurieu Manion QuEin England Committed of Arts Vesxrvs Diperot Rose Lyons Tiee Divator Ertioix

Royal intrigue and arrests stir Madrid unrest in 19th century

In Madrid rumors swirl about the Royal Family possibly staying in Seville, a vow at the tomb of a noble figure, and a high-profile ministerial disgrace. Arrests of nobles linked to the marine minister fuel a capital-wide ferment as troops mass near the city.

Maitien Ainey of Eijourn Poe Tugal Fulfi Ses Ferilinard Seville Prince of the Asturias trie-Marine Vi ‘Alde Aeveral Madrid

Exchange of French Deputes and Prisoners in Basle Night

In Basle on December 26 an exchange occurred between French Deputes and other prisoners for the Emperor's Cousin. The young lady arrived at Huningen on December 5. French prisoners at Frieburg reached Reichn by evening on December 6. Austrian officials delivered them to Legrand of Basel, then Marie Therese Charlotte was handed to Prince de Gavry. A Basle detachment maintained order as crowds watched in neutrality. The next day they dined at the French Minister's.

Nivolé Huniinghen Sth Frieburg Riech’n Basle Bacwer Legrand Republic of Basle Riechen Camus Himelf Marie-Theree-Charlotte Prince de Gavry

France News Roundup From Paris to Holland in Turmoil

The Daughter of Louis XVI refuses a wardrobe gift and forgives the French, while Camus declines the Police Ministry in favor of Merlin Doway. Breillard of the Council of Five Hundred refuses Justice, Geniffieux accepts. Paris endures the last day for forced loan payments as Chouans resist. Dubois and others are tried. Zealand and Friexeland protest Holland’s National Convention. PreueGru nears Strasbourg with cavalry quarters, arms suspension looms. Trade and currency shift as Louis rises. couriers faced with hazardous routes. Rennes to Brest route questioned. Northern provinces petition Interior. Chouans threaten disruption. Garde resigns foreign affairs post. Robberies rise. a Notary’s home looted of gold, silver, and assignats totaling 072 thousand livres.

Louis, XVI a _ Camus Police Merlin of Doway Justice Breillard Council of Five ‘Hundred Geniffieux Paris Dubois Chatons Bau Recouer Charette Ss Army Gadray Lepixai Thoureau Zealand Friexeland Holland PreueGru Strasbourg Rerfebeim Berines Brest Rennes Brisac St. Mialoel Interior Chouans Tavage Ga Garde Foreign Affairs Louis Forceo

Law on Assignats and Forced Loan Provisions During 16th to 30th Nivose

Legislative text outlines that the Treasury and loan receivers in the Seine department may accept assignats for part of the forced loan in gold, silver, or grain until the 30th Nivose. Payments adjust to daily exchange rates, with strict limits on value and a mandate to burn received assignats.

Fide P Treasury Seine Jd Nivote

Council of Elders Debates on Laws and Pay for Health Officers

The Council of Elders approves two Council of Five Hundred resolutions on printing laws and raises for Army health officers by eight livres monthly. Malleville opposes, ironizes Emigrant claims, debates lead to a committee referral. The Assembly rejects two Five Hundred measures on deputies’ suspension and tax-collector pay increases.

Malleville Legrand Clauxad Regnier

Council of Five Hundred Sifts Jan 5 6 7 Proceedings

Sittings reveal dispatches from the Executive Directory urging police power against conspiracies and liberty enemies. Printed decrees concern 11 000 past actions with only 3000 printed, and measures to curb Republican coin circulation in departments.

Jules Republic A&t Liberty

Brest Reported Talk On Subduing England

Fragmentary dispatch notes ongoing debate over measures to subdue England. Text mentions French ports and Brancé buildings in poor condition, with unresolved questions about feasible methods and current national stance. The fragment cites uncertain plans and a cautious outlook.

Brancé

Decline in Navy Fleet Amid War Trade Criticism

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a weakened naval force with only seven Invincible class ships and Indomptable and Patriote among larger ships, plus four frigates and several corvettes. A privateer, American commanded, is to depart for extended cruises. Frigates La Préservive and Charge return from Orient with depleted provisions awaiting orders.

Peru Republic Cruize

Armistice terms and troop movements reported in Europe

Dispatches describe the suspension of arms between Generals Jourpan and Crater arts, with both sides to retrograde to create a neutral zone. Forces occupy Kreatenach Simmeris Strombergh Bachanach and large parts of Hundtruck while Republicans hold the Electorate of Zreves behind the Molle. Cobleniz notes calm since the armistice yet ongoing planning for attack and defence. Austrian Prince WillemM Bercin remains near Herembienstein with headquarters, and both sides build flying bridges and vessels. A forced loan of 600 millions in hard cash advances with six classes already completed, Luxembourg payments underway.

Jourpan Crater Arts Kreatenach Simmeris Strombergh Bachanach Hundtruck Prince Willemm Bercin Herembienstein Ci-Devant Luxembourg

Cormargin Bound for Fort of the Island Pelee

Cormargin started from his honor and set out this morning under strong escort to traverse the country of the Chevans on a journey from Cherbourg toward the fort of the Island Pelee, yesterday.

Caen Cormargin Cherbourg

Quiet Dijon Amid Provision Strife In Wartime Trade

In Dijon on December 17 the two parties have paused their bitter feuds to focus on provisions. Some traders barter their lives for grain wine or a pig for corn as famine and want spread, with only grief expressed across the commune.

Dijon

Italian Army Holds Valiant Stand Near Acqui During Winter Shift

In Italy near Ceva and Acqui the enemy made several attacks on General Coli’s forces but failed to break through. The 60 battalions plus cavalry held strong positions as the Austrians retreated to Genoa after heavy snow forced a withdrawal. Our troops reclaimed Garefio Bagnasco and Marasco as winter quarters begin.

Coli Acqui Piedmont Garefio Carcare Genoa Pri‘ola Bagnasco Cand Marasco

France Fails In Italy in November Campaign

Vienna reports the French in Italy suffered a crushing defeat on November 23 with heavy losses in men and prisoners. De Vins fled to Genoa amid a fog and command failures. Reinforcements under Prince Honentone are expected from Prague, with 120 artillery pieces. Milan braces as Austrians rout. Villars presses Genoa for neutrality measures amid uncertainty.

Vienna Italy de Vins Genoa Prince Honentone Prague Beacyreu Milan Mantua Venice Fogne HiRge Nee Patte M. Villars

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