Treaty Negociations Move as Lords Plenipotentiary Depart
From Downing Street and Whitehall extensive dispatches report the King appointing Lord Maumessury as plenipotentiary for peace talks with the French Republic. Also named are Henry Wesbey as secretary and Francis Maetisx as Blue Mantle Pursuivant. Letters detail captures of privateers, naval actions near Cork, and prize news.
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Paris July 26 Rhine navigation restored and unrest warned
The Rhine navigation from Mentz to Strasburg is restored following an agreement between General Moreau and Arch Duke Duartes. The Police minister warns the Directory that Chouan occupied departments fear general insurrection and massacre of patriots aided by Royalists and priests. Le La Tourneur travels to Lisle with peers to conclude peace terms. General Hoche may arrive for arrangements to pressure Britain into peace.
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French Revolution Era Council Debates Finances and Peace
June 26 sitting discusses interference in foreign affairs, a Bonaparte convention, and printing of Mailhé's report on popular societies. Debates on public finances highlight revenue deficits and contracting terms. Penal laws against banished priests are reviewed with calls to reinstate citizens and repeal punitive decrees.
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Paris Peace Talks and Irish Plot Fears Highlight London News
Dispatches from Dover bring Paris papers to June 27 as Directory peace negotiators travel. Militia soldiers linked to United Irishmen plots face arrests, while Dublin mail notes mutinies at Bandon. Reports from Calcutta to Bombay describe distant news and mutineers confined aboard Neptune. Oxford celebrates Founders Commemoration with prize poems and a grand concert.
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Mutiny trial details at the Nore reveal threats and punishments
Court records testimonies from Le padd Leopard mutiny defendants recount threats to blow the ship and install censors. Witnesses describe delegates, punishments for liquor and disobedience, and plans to confine officers. John Martin condemned to three months in Marshalsea. Dennis Sullivan and Morgan Fones give corroborating accounts.
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