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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1797

Page

2

Address to the French People and Armies during Revolutionary unrest

The passage urges unity and vigilance against disorder, urging citizens to respect property and obey government leaders. It notes a reading of a resolution praising the Interior Army and proposes a committee to draft an address to the French people and armies, with Deputies and General Jourdan calling for firmness.

Interior Charl Bailleul Jourdan

French Directory expands power amid constitutional crisis

A London report notes dispatches from Lord Malmesbury and a Danish packet at Dover as the French Directory pursues unprecedented measures while suppressing opposition. The piece critiques arrests, proclamations, and alleged conspiracies, warning that terror may delay peace talks and provoke future factional violence.

An Evening Ball and assorted London notices

On Friday a grand Ball at the Lodge Weymouth honored the Mayists' Wedding Anniversary with dancing from nine to twelve and supper in Stacie's Rooms. The Scotch Greys played, then Majesties and Princesses moved to the Ballroom, leaving at two. Sir Joan Orde to hoist flag aboard the Princes Royal off Cadiz. Dover coast well defended, Grey noted. An elopement near Windsor ended with a recovered handkerchief and a Guards officer uncle. couple fled in a chaise. Friday night four men, drunk, seized a coach at Bank Coffee-house and were sent to the Pearly Compter by a marshal. An elderly man was taken to Bow Street Police charged with stealing a pine pote. All told, a mix of court, crime, and carriage incidents.

Weymouth Stacie Sir Joan Orve Royal Earl St. Vincent Cadiz Hora Tio Nelsson Dover Sir C. Grey Windsor Hhis Road Islington Wodege Galaury Sts Paul’s Church Marshalman Ofice Bowz Pine Pote Fauche Pichegry Pichegra Madame de Salomon Huninguen Fauchz Elié Prince de Condé Faucke Princé-de-Condé Pichexra Prince de‘Condé Fayche Pichegru Abtenkirchen Bafle Pichegrus Princé de Condé Louis’ XVIII France Alsatia Chambord Paris Arbois Pichegrufree Hyninguen Fami Montgail Bard Pauche Prince Dé Coudé Montgaillard Caxvey Fughias Momto La'Fair Bouthiteers Hagard Tuin

Prolonged Royalist Plots in France Exposed by Letter

Fragmented dispatches reveal royalist intrigues in Lyons and Paris. Letters praise Imbert Colomes as a king favored agent, while Debert Colomes is named Lyon's royal envoy. The correspondence asserts Lovw XVII’s satisfaction and cites numerous alleged loyalties, challenging republican candidates and foreshadowing state scrutiny.

Prince OF Conde MI Imbert Lyons Lovig Bexignan M.debert Colomes M. Imbert Colomes M. Befignan Matthew Dumas Lemarch Ggriecourt

Extract of a Letter From Besignan to Wickham Ambassador

A decoded excerpt notes a prior discussion about a letter from Prince de Coupe to M. dudert Colomes the chief gentleman of the King at Lyons and others. The communication reveals royal correspondence through Swiss and French channels during a period of diplomatic exchange with England.

MR. Besignan MR. Wickham England Switzerland the Prince de Coupe M. Dudert Colomes Lyons

Venetian paper in handwriting reveals Montgaillard meeting

A hand written paper from Venice records a December 1795 interview with Montgaillard, describing his journey from Basel to meeting General Pichegru and the Prince de Condé. It details offers of rewards and royalist plans, the involvement of Fauchez and Courant, and critiques of émigré factions and courtiers.

Venice Fauche Borel Neutchatel England Basle Holland the Hague Neufchatél Baile Prince de Conde Mulheim France Pichegru Altenkirchen Convention Louis Neufchatel Fauche Sorel Neufchatela M. Courant Neufchateau Bere Frederic Fanche Courant Fauchez Mentaatgues

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