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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 25, 1796
Page
2
Fragmentary dispatches describe tentative armistice terms between French and Austrian hosts, with while officials denying any formal suspension. Columns note winter quarters being arranged and conferences between commanding generals as debates over truces and peace proceed amid conflicting Gazette reports and journal corrections.
The Magestres and the family return from Windsor for a gala dinner at Buckingham House to honor the recovery of Her Royal Highness the Princess of Waves. The event follows the christening ceremony and includes a Levee at St James's for foreign ministers nobility and the queen's drawing room.
In a moment of political danger, loyal Englishmen cast aside party rivalry to defend the Constitution. They rallied around the Royal prerogative to thwart revolutionary plots in France, supporting government measures despite sacrifices. The text argues unity against conspiracies aimed at repealing Bills and preserving order.
The Liverpool ship The Wilding Pemberton reaches Jamaica following engagement and the loss of Captain Pemberton. A violent gale at Poole causes extensive damage with ships driven from moorings and water flooding quays and homes. Additional reports include ships St Verizo and Melomnie arriving, transports driven ashore, and promotions in the naval service.
Fragmentary text references arlerti dives and a French ambassador or agent in Paris. It mentions retirement, visits, a house, intent to reach a place, and an executive directory. Core facts are obscured. no clear events or names emerge.
Dispatch from Kreutznach describes armistice terms between Austrian and French forces. It notes evacuation of Birkenfeld by the French, Imperial army headquarters at Kreutznach and Mainz for winter, and transport preparations for reserve artillery. Marshal Count Craieaut and Count Chainray are depicted amid public gratitude.
Troops pour into quarters on the other side of the Rhine as several regiments, mainly cavalry, pass through. General Count Alvingy HQ established at Alzey while fortifications endure with high activity, promising formidable defense amid ongoing strategic debates.
News from London reports the King of Great Britain urging a peace aligned with restoring certain territories. French government signals willingness to negotiate yet cites substantial obstacles. January 2 notes increased hope if terms include restoration of the fortifications and power balances. Russia may aid in spring if no peace is reached. England remains cautious about Dutch and Sardinia Savoy claims.
A garbled passage discusses money rates and new supplies, mentioning a wife and Rhineland context. The readable bits indicate financial terms and procurement but lack clear actions or identities.
Genoa dispatch reports Det. The French are forming winter contingents. An Esserina unit has commanded ten thousand troops to depart for Lombardy. Two thousand men from the garrison of Trieste are already advancing. News notes navigation and Marseille links as France claims liberty.
An unclear notice from Dee Rome notes a private meeting amid tax considerations. It mentions a fivepence dy rate and a wall set, but the fragmented text leaves key details unavailable. Entities are not clearly identifiable due to OCR errors.
The government has applied to the French for sedress on the subject of abuses by Republican troops. Memorial ornaments of several churches have been taken away. The Piedinon number of inhabitants have armed themselves as volunteers.
Disjointed OCR notes describe Italian military movements from Sardinia to Pavia and Genoa. References to Austrian forces, General Via 3, and fortifications indicate shifts in quarters and dispositions as war activity intensifies.
Fragmentary report describes discussions on territorial governance, representation in a national convention, and the balance of power among provinces led by Holland. It notes war conditions with French troops near Nieuwport Ostend and naval movements affecting the Texel and Vlie routes.
A fragmentary account recounts Baron Swerik’s mission to Stockholm and his role as Royal Sw ords official amid court intrigues. It notes Mrs. Cone- w7-Ny and other figures at a Hyde Park corner gathering along with a Prologue by Lord MORREs and an Epilogue by a Pall Mall banker.
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