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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 27, 1797

Page

4

Irish debate on Bantry Bay motion ends in adjournment

The discussion centers on the Commander in Chief and the Irish situation. References to Bantry Bay indicate French presence and vigilance. The House adjourns at seven o'clock after trials of the motion, with no division pressed.

Wood Bantry Hoche Monster Bantry Bay

Repeal of Insurrection Bill debated in Irish Parliament

Mr G Ponsonby led a long appeal to repeal the Insurrection Bill, arguing it to be unsuited to governing Ireland and costly amid European war. Critics countered with fears of appeasing rebels, urging retention of coercive laws. vote ended Ayes 145 Noes 127.

Graétar Laurence Parsons Stephen Moore Ogle Parliament of Ireland Alexander Ulster Derry Lord Campbell B. Roche Curran Mr. Ponsonby M. Beresford Ponsonby Fephen

Treaty rumors and royal intrigues in late wartime politics

The Evening Mail outlines Prussian French treaty rumors and Emperor Alexander’s role, praising Prussia’s king as pious yet wary of treacherous neighbors. It notes Archduke Charles’s 80,000-strong army poised against France, reports on Windsor court reconciliations, and mentions delays to a new loan plus the capture of 12 outward-bound West Indies ships.

Prussia Repubtic Russia Berlin Germany Ling Pleet Poland Bale Belgium France Rhine Stapi Hooper Landgrave Hesse-Cassel Vienna Archduke Cuarués Paris Aréuouxe Buona ParTe

Global ship capture off Guadaloupe shocks West Indies trade

The Sally Rivers and other vessels from Liverpool Bristol Glasgow and London are seized by two French frigates and carried into Guadaloupe. Additional reports note ships taken and cargo sold, rising tally of English vessels under condemnation. Also details on lottery prizes, marriages, deaths, and grain prices reflect a broad maritime and domestic news snapshot.

Ireland Fapes Taft William Russert Norrosx Devossaixe Bad Morea Marquis of Lanspawne Tauki Low Buckingham-Houfe CuHanne Fox Barbadoes Guadaloupe Admiralty West Indies Victor Hugues Sandwich Fal+mouth Leeward Island Nantes Joan Harvey St. Trinidad Prince of Wales Harvey St. Margaret’s Hill Dover Calais Sally Rivers Astrea Shaw Fame Dugdale Betseys Cribbin Alice Syers Liverpool Friends Jackson Msd Ovatt Batprortr la Suffisante Cruize Buonaparte Fiively, &c St. Maloes Cawfand Bay L’unite Portsmouth Zebra Trinidad Revolutionaire Camelion Amphion Cunningham St. Domingo Minerva

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