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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 12, 1800

Page

2

Evacuation and Allied Movements Near Leghorn and Arezzo

Reports describe evacuation actions and shifting control as Austrian and French forces maneuver across Tuscany. English troops appear off Leghorn with 12,000 soldiers aboard, while Arezzo faces punitive focus amid retreat operations. Clement enters Leghorn. locals and merchants brace for furtherFrench influence and English protection.

Cany Atiromps A Esa Fietree Cattighione Willon Neapolitan Neapolinan Leghorn Dhe M. Pe. Boum Ahiva Witten Verrara Arezdo Naples Brescia Balognese Dupont Tuscany Grand Bucs Seine Tabhau Portugal Lisbon Cafenes Clement Tndham Ife Elbe

Parliamentary Intelligence News from Lords and Commons

In the Lords, Lord Grenville presented the Correspondene papers promised to be laid before Parliament and noted they are printed. he plans to fix a day to consider the dearth of provisions and will lay accounts of corn importation. In the Commons, the Corn and Rice Bounty Bills were advanced, and papers on the peace with France were printed. the Address to the King for the Speech was debated and the House adjourned.

House OF Lords France Lord Grenville Duke of Norfolk Grenville Sele House OF Commons Tyyrspay Ceantey

Levee at St James's Palace Honors Nobles and Sailors

London reports yesterday's levee at St James's Palace hosted by the King. Present were ambassadors, ministers, and nobles as well as naval officers Admiral Lord Nelson and Sir Walter Stirling receiving honors and badges. After the levee the King heard the Lords Address in the Great Gallery.

St James’s Palace Canversary Mediterranean Lorton Moose Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Heath Lord Auckland Windsors Hamiltox Aples Essin¢ Tow Henewt Navy Walter Stirling

Armistice talks and notes from the Vienna negotiations

Long мне text describes British and French diplomatic exchanges around the proposed General Armistice in 1800. It cites notes from Lord Grenville and Commodore George, Otto’s authority to negotiate, and aims to align naval terms with continental arrangements. It reflects cautious steps toward peace while preserving military advantages.

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