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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 26, 1797

Page

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Sale of Customs Goods at London Warehouse

Government officers announce an auction of goods held at the Custom House London from June 26 to June 28 and June 23-24, with items for export and home consumption, including silk, lace, leather and groceries, catalogues available, and duties unpaid on some items. Also notices of the River Witham drainage meeting and various publications and subscriptions advertised.

London Lore “Customs House Whd Magey Greenland Dock Rotherhithe Towerhill His Majesty Cuttom-house River Witham Lincolnshire Angel Inn New Sleargrey

French Peace Vision Amid War Debates in Directory Session

Debates on peace and war opposes, urging universal peace with England and the United States. A motion calls for a report on un constitutional decrees, state of relations with America, and a committee to draft laws organizing peace and war rights. Directory warns of funding limits without prompt legislative action.

France England Directory United States of America America Pastoret Baily d’ Auglas Camille Fordax Bailly

Trial of Parker Reveals Mutiny Charges and Defence

The court heard Parker respond to witnesses on mutiny charges aboard the fleet. He denied waiting on Admiral Buckner except by delegates' orders, defended his presidency of the Committee, and claimed attempts to stop violence while promoting conciliation. He described actions toward Marines, the Director, and Repulse as humanitarian, and disputed testimony about orders to fire or bribe pressures.

Parker Admiral Buckner Budxer Harp Swire sSardwich Campbell Bray Moss Snipe Dr. Swipe Buckner Surripee Tris North Sea Fleet Dixon Woon Wood Shegrads Upda Rollifer Monmouth Fan S Sandwich Iit Sheerness Ncsu UR Woop Flatt Levineston Boatswaina Samuel Ellis Direct Directo Thomas Barry Seaman Barry Don Quixotte

Irish Lottery and public notices pull in July marketing

Advertisements warn of the Irish Lottery drawing on the Fourth of July with higher prices and similar odds to earlier draws. Swift and Up pledge low prices and prompt country orders. The piece also promotes Dr. Brodum’s Guide to Old Age and Botanical Syrup with many distribution points across Britain and Ireland.

Swift Saul Solomon Brodum Albion-street Jebouham Co Bacon’s

France Faces War Minute in Paris Council Session

Postoret called attention to France's critical war situation by proposing an embargo on vessels and halting commerce. He cited that the Constitution grants the Directory war rights, but only the Legislative Body can grant formal declarations. Sittings noted for June 20 with debate on executive power and embargo actions.

Paris France Directory

Letter from Victor threats to destroy St Mark images in Venice

In Padua on June 6 a copy of General Victor’s letter to Venice’s municipality warns that the regime’s Machiavellian rule would return them to Inquisition fury. He urges removal of all St Mark images and statues to prevent disruption to freemen. Four hours later the figures were moved to the Great Square for a mock public execution amid calls for democracy.

Victor St.Mark Venice Buonaparte St. Mark St. Mark and the Lion

Lords Affirm Decree In Buck Case After Appeal Heard

In Parliament the House of Lords heard an Appeal from the Duchy Court of Lancaster with the Attorney General and others against Buck and others. Their Lordships affirmed the Decree and the Bills before the House passed through their stages before adjournment.

Duchy Court of Lancaster Buck

Taxtor Takes Seat as Leominster M P in Commons

The House of Commons reports Wilmot Taxtor esq manager of the Opera House took the oaths and seat for Leominster. Bills on Expiring Laws and Scotch Distillery were read a third time. Dundas moves to hear Palmer petition evidence and to empower judges in India with allowances for age and other disabilities. Leave granted to introduce a Bill. proceedings adjourned.

Wm. Taxtor Opera House Leominster Bristol Southcote Committee of Supply W. Dundas Palmer Ofice Dundas Supreme Court of Judicature India

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