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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 27, 1797
Page
1
The text lists scattered phrases about shares, bonds, and government securities with unclear context. It mentions Parliament, offices, and stock categories like India bonds and Navy victuals, alongside fragmented words suggesting financial items and locations.
The Paris proclamation laments the Fefi- Gal ceremony as insulting to the Republic and calls for a steadfast mobilization. It notes the Executive Directory’s shaping of the army for an expedition against Ireland, details ship movements, and warns against counterrevolutionary threats in Marseilles as elections loom.
The deputies mark the anniversary of Louis XVI's death with tri-coloured feats and distinctions in the legislative capacity. The new President proclaimed the wishes of the People for the maintenance of the Republic. Each member then took the oath decreed in succession.
Fragmentary text notes rising recognition of upheaval in 1955 era disputes and ambassadors from a country involved. It mentions scattered pilot troops and broad geographic spread, hinting at a large scale insurrection and military actions across distant lands.
Brussels reports reveal a secret insurgent plan to seize rural communes in the Affigicia vicinity. The civil and military authorities stopped the conspiracy. two men were condemned to death, including a Baron’s servant and an Austrian deserter, after an Austrian envoy fired on a gendarme. The Baron de Mooral was also arrested.
General Morenz takes command of the two armies while General Kleber resigns his post. Lefebvre is in Paris with other generals awaiting fresh instructions. Reports say the Rex campaign plan shifts to a defensive posture as leaders are replaced.
Florence news reports the Marquis of Manfredini and General Buonaparte exchanging views on English troops at Porto-Ferrajo. The Vatican fears war’s spread. Buonaparte may launch an expedition against Romagna, with French regiments and Italian legions joining the force poised to march.
Milans forces including Lombardy Legion and Ferrara corps with Modena cannoniers and French cavalry depart Garfagnana amid insurrection. General Bardgiey Hilliers moves to seize Berga mo castle in Venetian lands. General Kilmaine expected to assume Lombardy command after Mantua siege.
London government reports from Roscommon of several men arrested for distributing seditious papers and administering treasonable oaths. The Spanish ship Defende, from Havana, arrived at Kilrush after a voyage from October, with crew of 15 detained and brought to Limerick by T D Huw’r, the surveyor.
In Maidstone on January twenty fourth farmers express joy at a growing community spirit to stop selling corn by simple means. They note several market days with added supplies from benevolent locals and church figures to ensure a steady bushel source to meet rising demand.
The court discharged the rule after Mr Erskine and Mr Smith’s counsel argued affidavits. Exsctne admitted the decision as independent judgment. Lord Kenyon ordered the rule discharged with costs in a Borough of Southwark matter related to election conduct.
The six Cumberland magistrates were brought to court and required to pay all costs of the prosecution due to delinquency. The Lord Chief Justice favored the defendants by delaying a commission strike and having them obtain the act themselves. The matter of the Crown Office taxed, with writs of mandamus questioned, and the costs enlarged until taxation completed. The prosecution remarked that the gentlemen had shed a certain robe they had disgraced.
The Duke of York again subscribed two guineas to the Bath Infir parish charity. The Earl of Newark presented his chaplains D D Haines Bristo and Donnithorne to various rectories, succumbing to vacancies caused by recent deaths.
Monday fortnight the Duke of Braufort's Fox Hounds started from Swangrove Wood. Two brace of foxes broke cover, chasing through Killer Woods Chandler's Cliff Chalky Wood Badminton Park and Alm grove Wood. One fox eluded, another ran frostbound country over 300 miles before a field near Redborne where it was killed. Only Tom Arderton followed the pack in a long, hard chase. The Duke's hunts report few losses this season. the Prince of Wales and Duke of York recently praised the hounds at Badminton.
Goupilleau and Bentabelle dueled in the Library of the Legislative Body over where the Directory should swear at hatred to Royalty. The swordsman was struck in the breast and waist as the other narrowly missed. A separate march era robbery near Bow saw a countrywoman lose 3 guineas and a cloak to a footpad in a filters jacket after leaving Leadenhall Market.
Mrs Sprtszury thanks numerous Perforis for their Curess but cautions that she only publishes cases with full names, due length, and reputable character references. She informs the public that while the Poor are helped, letters for advice are treated as usual with a One Gaines honor.
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