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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 17, 1797

Page

3

Debates on St Domingo War Expenditures and Withdrawals

In a late session, bills were read a second and third time as ministers faced motions on St Domingo. The debate covered war costs, troop losses, and whether to withdraw British forces from the island amid concerns over mortality, governance, and strategic value to Jamaica and West Indies. مخالف

Frursday Ted Trinidad Frée Port Pancras To-Morrrow Pitt Flint ST. Domingo Britain Fieufe Europe France Hillghorn Duke of Brunwick Vienna Burke West-Indies Spain Soult England Gulf of Mexico Pulverel Santhonaxv Thither Listlock Golour Assembly of France French Empire Fiere Thar Iland Council of Dundas Gentlerman Mr. Burke Tlee West-India Iilands West Great Britain West Indies West India West Indi Jamaica West India Islands Wilberforce B. Edwardspoke Fox Continent West’ India Islands Majesty'’s Lawrence India Echafereaux Council of Five Hundred Wm. Smith St. John

French Army Reoccupies Gorice and Swabia Lines

Private correspondence notes Austrian troops reoccupying Gorice near Venice and plans for advancing to secure peace with France. It reports a pending definitive treaty, a Neidelbergh congress line, and a 5,525,000 Livres tribute by German provinces to support the Sambre and Meuse army, with exemptions for Prussia and Hesse Cassel.

Buoaparte Casimir Gorice Austria France Great Britain Vienna Neidelbergh Swabia Merced Rhine Sambre Meuse Hache Prussia Hesse Caffel Wezlar Hefse Darmstadt Tournois Great-Britain

Batavian Troops Set for Expedition

All Batavian troops of the war establishment are under marching orders for an expedition, signaling a major mobilization as tensions rise and strategic plans advance.

War Establishment

Fragmentary Remark on Medes and French Boundary Forts

A damaged excerpt references Medes and a boundary with the French republic. It mentions troops aboard and a fortress line defending a frontier, likened to a stronger line of defense than the Rhine. The text is fragmentary and difficult to interpret.

Haris Peenees TiVex

Reform in Parliament Sparks Chaotic Crown and Anchor Assembly

A diverse crowd gathered at the Crown and Anchor for parliamentary reform prompting anxiety among moderates. The meeting featured figures like Sir Francis Bartle, Mr Whitbread, and Mrs Zernney in heated exchange over constitutional principles, with resolutions calling for fair representation and anti corruption measures amid a pro France alliance context.

Disciesion Fingaine Matley Ly Sir Friancis Barteie Jones Whitbread Zierney Richter Nicholls Alley Théough Republic of France Baililes Treland Francis Bartlelt Ferguson Hadrox Ahey Herne Tooke

Settlement Reached in Case Involving Exfine and Annuity

The action ends with the Lady to pay all costs and grant the plaintiff 2ool per year for life starting from the breach of contract about three years ago. Mingay notes Mrs. Baker made Mr. Atchison very happy instead of marrying him.

Exfine Mingay

The King Y Crossley Case Deferred for Crossley

When the case was called Mr Crossley had not been brought up from Newgate and though his presence was not necessary his counsel asked that he be present for discussion. He was ordered to be brought up on Monday next.

Crossley Newgate

Dublin gun battle with United Irishmen in Monaghan

Letters report Captain Leslie and 32 Yeomanry beat back 250 United Irishmen at Charlemont. Capt. Leslie drew a pistol and killed the leader, then his men killed 70 attackers and routed the rest. Twenty bodies were found along the road.

Monaghan Lestig Leslie Charlemont Exeample

Pledge for Irish Representation and Brotherhood of Affection

In the constitutional oath a member declares to persevere in forming a Brotherhood of affection among men of every religious persuasion and to strive for equal, full representation of all the People in Ireland. He further vows that no hopes or fears will induce him to inform on any member for acts or expressions done within or in pursuance of the society.

Unitep Irisumens Persor Ireland

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