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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 27, 1796
Page
4
French Campaign Rumors and Distress Amid War News
The Paris Gazettes note Jourdan at Cologne delaying detailed dispatches on his Lahn defeat. French fortunes in Italy worsen as revolts spread against requisitions, provoking Buonaparte’s harsh proclamations. Peace rumors between France and Eupenor fade, contradicted by Gazettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jourdan
Cologne
Lahn
Italy
Buonapartee
France
Rhine Army Movements and Royal Letters Amid War News
A London dispatch reports on Austrian forces near the Rhine before the 15th action, noting Archduke Duarte and Werneck assuming command, Beaulieu's illness, and Mexas leading Italy's army likely to be replaced. It also mentions Louis XVIII deferring retirement near Haichenburgh, and Venice seeking neutrality with Buonaparte. Parliament unlikely next month due to procedural delays and militia rolls. Rice imports flood markets, with exports to the Continent anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Rhine
Franckfort
Wirtemberg
Archduke Duartes
Altgakirchens
Esfant
Vienna
Louis XVII
Prince of Coupe
Rothemburgh
Emrrxor
Hachenburgh
Louis XVIII
Nodleffe
Prince of Conve
Marchy
Mulheim
Republic of Venice
Buonaparte
Padua
Verona
Brescia
Bergamo
Vicenza
Ghinfo
War Office
India
Jourdan Reports Delays in Army Movements and Conspiracies
Commander Jourdan forwards General Kuzer’s report detailing movements from Altentirchem to Lahw, noting slower than expected march due to road conditions and bridge work. He transmits a courier letter suggesting a conspiracy tied to internal unrest and enemy maneuvers, while Kleber’s older report recalls earlier gains before setbacks and Jourdan’s Rhine return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuzer
Altentirchem
Lahn
Rhine
Jourdan
Ourdan
Kleber
French advance menace Frankfurt from Wetzlar region
Private correspondence from Hamburg dated June 14 reports French forces under General Krder threatening to penetrate toward Frankfurt via Wetzlar. Families flee, Rhine passage near Neuwied crossed, Ehrenbreitstein besieged, forts and lines reitforced as Archduke Charles and Wurmser fall back to Mainz and Mannheim. Beauley retreating to Tyrol after recent Italian victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
K/der
Franckfort
Wetzlar
Germany
Rhine
Neuwied
Crenier
Ehrenbreitstein
Kleber
Lower Rhine
Italy
Wurmyer
Archduke Cnarurs
Mentz
Manhein
Spiers
Count Wurmser
Oggersheim
Manheim
Beauley
Tyrol
Naples Letters Question Peace Talks And War Policy
Letters from Naples dispute Paris papers claiming a peace envoy for the King of Naples. The Prince of Belmonte reportedly to Genoa to found Farphouriez, while a Great Council of State with the King Queen and Acton resolves to prosecute war vigorously. Nobles and clergy are summoned by royal edict to aid national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Paris
Acton
Naval and merchant ship movements from Portsmouth and ports
Portmouth reports select ships sailing from St Helen s and Brunswic k instructions for West Indies captains. East India convoys Henry Addington True Briton Malabar cast nells Airly Castle Good Hope Princess Charlotte Rockingham India Trader Melville Castle Lord Hawkesbury Crescent Packet. Prize arrivals Unicorn Thames Santa Margaritta and escorts arrive from Ireland and the Downs with convoy. A Melbourne of Austrians French actions at Dutch frontier. neutral observations and battles near Flushing and the Texel. ships Hind Ruffian and East Indiamen in Down channel bound to Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Coisoys
St. Helen’s
Connors
London
E. Griffith Queer
Charloete
Andrew Doverat
la Tribune
Unicorris
Wixlliams
la Thames
Martin
Gustaff Adolph
Surinam
Betsey
Tibbet
Demera
Insurrection in Italy Fueled by Requisitions and Reprisal
Letters from Iraq cast doubt on Paris reports of revolt, noting a surge of rapine by Republicans. Milanese resentment over seized perorchefts and church funds sparked 30,000 peasants near Lodi and Verona to rout French detachments. Buonaparte orders harsh measures on Pavia. insurgents retreat or plot revenge, fearing a larger explosion if Republican forces stumble. Privateer cutter captures the Good Intent and other Cowes vessels off the Isle of Wight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraq
Paris
Rapine
Italy
Lodi
Veona
Buona Parte
Pavia
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Mail from Lisbon and Royal News From Windsor Races
This morning brings letters from Lisbon via the Hanover packet to Falmouth noting continued war with the French Republic and no peace negotiations. Reports from Copenhagen say the Swedish fleet joined the Danish squadron and Kaas will command the combined fleet this month. Saturday saw two regiments march from Louthampton to Gosport while the Prince of Wales met the King at Bagshot Heath and dined at Carlton House. Winchester races attracted society figures including the Bucknell family and the Temesies. Amnesties and dismissals at Carlton House were noted along with Brutus the French frigate reportedly captured by Concorde. Convoys will sail from Leith and the Nore every three weeks and ships like Belligueux prepare for sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Falmouth
Hanover
Harris
Naples
French Republic
Copenhagtn
Init
Norpensxiorp
Oz Kaas
Loutthampton
Gosport
Royal
Prince of Wales
Carlton-house
Bagshot Heath
Royal Regiment of Oxford Blues
Winchester
Buckrxellam
Temezie
Shearpan
Carlton House
Lord Morra
Southampton
Hust
Leith
Nore
Chatham
Trial of the Bishop of Bancor and other notices
There are no fewer than 153 candidates for the next Parliament, with the Bishop of Bancor trial scheduled for Salop County offices. A Treasury messenger, Mr Bailey, hanged himself on the Treasury staircase. Weather swung wildly from 78 to 60 degrees, urging dress changes to protect health. An accident at Napton on the Oxford Canal saw William Smith, 19, fall into boiling water while tending a furnace, later dying despite help and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancor
Salop
Bailey
Treasury
Nairne’s
Napton
Warwick
William Smith
Oxford Canal
Brecknock Circuit and Notice of Births
The Brecknock circuit lists hearings with Hon Grover Hakping Asa Moresey Ey Radnorshire dates at Presteigne Breton Cardiff and Glamorganshire with August days. Births include a son to Lady Harriot Gil and a daughter to Mrs Maitlane of New Bridge Street Blackfriars Gloucestershire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecknock Circuit
Grover Hakping
Asa
Moresey
Radnorshire
Presteigne
Breconshire
Breton
Glamorganshire
Cardiff
Harriot Gil
Gloucestershire
George Galway Mills
Tate
Maitlane
New Bridge-street
Black~ Friars
Marriages and deaths fill a Surrey market report
Marriages and deaths are listed from London and surrounding counties, noting special licenses and spouses from nobility and gentry. The column also covers a Dublin match, a Scots wedding, and several local notices, followed by a detailed contemporaneous price and grain market summary with Wheat, Barley, Oats and hops price ranges.
Smithfield and London Market Prices Report
Market tidbits from Smithfield Monpay showing beef veal mutton pork lamb prices and cattle head counts. Newgate and Leadenhall listings for beef veal mutton pork lamb with range shifts plus hay straw and coals price notes and stock prices including a Newcastle red and Sunderland coal quotes.
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Smithfield
Monpay
Newgate and
Leadenhall
Jun
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