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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 23, 1797

Page

3

Turbulent Paris to South France War News Surges

Dispatches describe Buonaparte’s forces marching toward the departments of Vaucluse and Bouches du Rhone with a column of French troops and artillery. Reports from Rome Florence and Naples fuel uncertainty over peace prospects as revolutionary zeal and threats against royalists spread amid executions and proclamations.

St-James’s Frances Lane Gopartillery North States Bottot Barras Adina Maffena Padua Rome Florence Naples Buonaparge Italy Bortot Republic Europe Neél Batavian Republic Charles Delacrex Frudtider Department of Foreign Affairs Treilhard Lafne France Fingg Boulay Meurthe Sarpinia Leffler

Decree on Nobility Debated by Council of Five Hundred

The council’s Commission reports a revised decree on Nobility. It defends the measure as targeting few, notes many nobles are dead or emigrated, and states that former nobles may become French citizens under constitutional terms. It preserves exemptions for those loyal to the Republic and requires a later law to define proof of qualifications. The commission will present another project for execution.

Fromi Chovans Etienne ‘Mayen Meffard Wii Chef du Cabine Department of Calvados Saint-Philiber Blangy la Vendee Brueil Crigny Chévanerie Lisieux Pont-lEveque Beulay Meurthe Ehembets National Guard Ryangers France

Paris Papers Report Rhine Bank Communications Restored

In October the French halted cross river passage between the Rhine banks, and Arch Duke Cartes ordered a reprisal to block the Strasbourg side. The latest accounts say port passage is restored while French opposition to free passage on the Hundbuck near Mentz continues.

Rhine Cartes Strasburgh Mentz

Letters from the Banks of the Rhine on Allied Movements

Bruserels letters advise General Angered has broaxed orders, divisions and brigades to post duties and winter provisions. Lefebvre to Wetzlar interim, ready for marching on signal. Army of the North troop movements begin to arrive left bank of the Rhine with 16,000 men, including cavalry, toward Duffel.

Angercng Lefebvre Trower-Rhifie Wetzlaer Mageh Army of the North Gext Bournonville Rhine Van-Guard Duffel Dorff Dorff.: That Part of the Army of the North, Which Joins the Army of Gerndniy

Revolutionary events reshape European power balance

Berlin reports upheaval as Paris revolts influence the Empire. A Franco-Prussian reaction grows with observations by the Duke of Brunswick and a potential alliance against French aggression. In Franckfort on the Oder students flee. a commissioner investigates. Prussian army expansion planned for October with every third battalion gaining an extra company.

Berlin Paris Rhine Baunswick Westphalia Franckfort Oder Ocober

Plenipotentiaries Meet in Udina Amid Secret Negotiations

Last Monday the seventh of Inf., General Meerfeldt and Count Cobenzel arrived with unlimited powers. General Buonaparte visited Count Cobenzel at the Florio palace, then met with the Mediator at the Antoxini palace. The group shared long talks and meals, signaling intense negotiations and secrecy through the night.

Meerfeldt Count Cobenxel Buonaparte Pafferigno Count Cobenxe Florio Count Cobenzel Marquis de Gallo Antoxini Buédnaparte Marena

Queen of Portugal May Ratify Peace Treaty With France

Madrid reports hope that the Queen of Portugal will ratify the Treaty of Peace with France after considerations persuade her not to refuse. The Directory has focused on dangers she would face by refusal, a move with scarcely any parallel in negotiation history.

Madrid Portugal France Arefusal

Curious debate on Texel fleet and Dutch victory in 1782

In 1782 Mr Fox rails at Administration for sending a fleet to blockade Texel while Lord Duncan won a victory on the Dutch coast. Rumors say Spain tires of the Republican Alliance as France and Spain fail to unite, and the Lord Chancellor sets Chancery sittings for Michaelmas Term at Lincoln's Inn Hall. Messenger Mr Hunter lies gravely wounded at Sackville Street after a carriage accident.

Mr. Fox Texel Lord Duncan LeesHore Spain France Moniarch Caancellor Lincoln’s Inn Hall Hunter Sackville Street Piccadilly

Admiral De Winter and Duncan Clash in Texel Action

The account details Vice Admiral De Winter of the Dutch fleet and Admiral Duncan in the Texel operation. It notes De Winter's strategic dispositions including three frigates and four brigs, the engagement's exchange of fire, damages to the Monarch, and injuries aboard the Venerable. It includes praise for Duncan and commentary on De Winter’s plan and views on flag signals.

Riu Gusta Wid Lab Bey Admiral Dyregan Clefe Dunveay Lama Duncan Holland England Chambers Marinie de Winter

Marriages Recorded in Dublin and London Social Notices

Married recently in Rutland-square Dublin Blaney Townly Bale four Esq Townley hall to Lady Florence Cole daughter of the Earl of Ennigkillen On Wednesday last Mr William Chater of New End to Miss Lucy Henrietta Blanchard of Charles-Breet Long Acre Also George Griffis Esq of Lincoln's Inn to Miss Williams of Brecon Yesterday at St George's Hanover Square Mr Ga Bingley of Piccadilly to Miss Haworth of Dover-street

Rutland-square Dublin Blaney Townly Bale Four Townley-hall Flosrence Cole Earl of Lincoln's Inn Miss Williams Brecon St. George's Hanover Square Ga Bingley Piccadilly Haworth Dover-street

Obituary Notices From Cavendish Square And London

Died notices include John Ross Mackye of Cavendish Square aged 66, praised for his integrity and esteem. Additional deaths: Mrs Toller in Cambridge, Mrs Bosanquet in Bristol Hot Wells, Mr Humphreys of Aldgate Wards, Mrs Ann Briand of Cavendish Square, Mrs Oakes widow of Thomas Oakes in Madras Civil Service, Captain Blake of the 13th Light Dragoons in Jamaica, with lines noting family ties and social connections.

Cavendith-square John Ross Mackye Ste Seahree Cambridge Toller Bristol Hot Wells Jacob Bosanquet Broxbourne Bury Hertfordshire Humphreys Comemon Council Aldgate Ann-Briand René ‘Briand Margaret-street Cavendish-square Wimpolen Oakes Thomas Oakes East Company Madras Jamaica Blake 13Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Joseph Blakes Ardiry Conte Galyray Ireland Gountess Esso

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