SALE BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONS AT CUSTOMS LONDON 1797
Custom House London announces sale by order of the Honorable Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs on June 26 to 28 at three in the afternoon in the Long Room. Goods include East India prohibitions and a wide array of commodities, warehousing items, and various articles to be sold duty-free after three months. Catalogues available at the Tobacco Ground and King’s Warehouse. sale days and locations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom-House
London
Londons
East-India
Geneva
India
Greenland Dock
Rotherhithe
Tower
WILS
T. Reeves and Son
Holborn Bridge
N. B. Bristol
British Colour Company
Walbrook
Ling
Slibalterns
Hield
Larleton
Nile
Dt Har
West Indies
Great Britain
Hafey
Portugal
Corsica
Veterinary College
Pitt
Losata
Hify
Broderic
Serjeant
Adair
Thomas Macklin
Fleet-street
Meeting at Lion Inn Newport approves canal railway project
A Newport Salop meeting chaired by Sir Corbet Corbet approves a plan to connect mine works near Killehalt with a canal from the Trent to the Mersey, with a branch to Market Drayton and Stone. Subscriptions opened across several towns with a 2.5% deposit and 20 shares limit. next meeting set for Drayton on July 16. Public notices urge submissions and formal articles. solicitors Dicken Warren Morris appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Inn
Newport
Salop
Sircorbet Corbet
Market Brayton
Hordern
Molineux
Bishton
Eyton and Co
Shrewsbbury
Jennings
Wellington
Jervis, Dicken, and Co
Davies and Co
Market Drayton
M‘niven
Talbot Inn
Drayton
Eddowes
Shrewsbury
Aris
Birmingham
Stafford
Evening Mail
The
Sun
Dicken and Warren
Morris
Corbet
Paris answers on separate peace terms and Italian unrest
Dispatch from Paris reports the Executive Directory agreeing to negotiate via Lord Maumasary while naming negotiators. The Paris Gazettes offer little satisfaction on peace terms as revolution spreads through Italy, with Genoa and neighboring towns raising the Tree of Liberty amid ongoing conflicts and casualties. Admiral Denenean's fleet remains at the Texel, after actions near Genoa and the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Calais
Dover
Italy
Genoa
Admiral Dénean
Italy and Portugal in turmoil and Liberty debates rise
A covert press summary notes Italy’s clubs likened to revolutionary groups in France, urging a republic with guillotines as a path to liberty. Reports claim Portugal faces a potential descent with Angereau’s division marching toward Verona, while Genoa and Leguora loom for expedition. European tensions escalate as British and French fleets maneuver and mutinous English sailors seek pardon or revolt.
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Italy
France
Vitaly
Portugal
Angereau
Verona
Leguora
Genoa
Barcelona
Lugano
French Republic
Venice
Buonaparte
Efence
Calais
Dunkirk
Great Britain
Lord Bripportr
Chace
Zoche
Paris
Ireland
Texel
Hamburgh
England
Port Maurice Revolt Sparks Coastal uprisings report
Four couriers arrived with word that the Revolution had broken out at Port Maurice and Ceriana along with Finale Pietra and other coastal towns. Opposing forces fought. much blood was shed and the tree of liberty was planted in several places.
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Genga
Fure
Port Maurice
Ceriana
Finale
Pietra
Peace Negotiations Reported Between France and Austria
News from Milan claims a firm peace is near after talks at Montebello with Generals Buonaparte Berthier Clarke for France and Meerfeldt and the Marquess de Gallo for Austria. It notes possible empire-wide congress after peace and potential redraws of Cisalpine limits. The Directory is said to offer Emperor compensation contingent on ceding Rhine frontier territory to France.
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Basle
Junesra
France
Austria
Montebello
Milan
Buonaparte
Berthier
Clarke
Meerfeldt
Marquess de Gallo
Cisalpine Republic
Rhine
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House OF Commons
Bank of England
Sydney Smith
Louis XVI
Charles Larroix
Toulon
Mediterranea
Fene Af Gnes
Fexel
Erips Land
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