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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 15, 1797

Page

4

Peace Declarations Signal Shifts in European Boundaries

The report notes declarations on imperial integrity linking German boundaries to constitutional changes across provinces, with Austria likely to gain in Bavaria as Duke of Deuxrents consents. It mentions communes along the Rhine seeking French incorporation and questions the ease of forming a Trans and Cis-Rhine Republic. In Hague, parties in the new Convention contest Moderates versus Revolutionists, aided by a political weekly The Political Flash. Genera Daendels and Grafveld of the fleet return to Texel to oversee land forces, amid wind delays. Citizen Brenkelmann, a Rotterdam merchant, is arrested for alleged criminal correspondence with England. Bromer is elected representative of Amsterdam.

Tarrer Rar House‘of Austria Electorate ‘of Bavaria Deuxrents Rhine Germany Italy Hague New Corvéntion Iit Party of Moderates Daendels Grafvéld Texel Brenkelmann Rotterdam Dylt England Owever Amsterdam Marquis de Gare Baron Decerman de Horre Udine Buonavante Milan Lijfbon Falmouths-by Prince Adolphus Boutnerson Windsor Weymouth Trurt Aarp Borniek Lisle Inft Bromet de Lemon Venice Padua Vicente Verona Baffano Belluno Feltre Cadores Baffaso Cisalpirié Republic Prince of Warrem Stutgard Frepgrre of Oxance Gortz Corfu Motign Benarp Calais Presser Rewigbl Trin Wirate Perlet Monr- Gaillard b’Enrratanes Elass Whitehall Coarves Gre Epwakp Scotland Norfolk Gerce Hovey Nottingham Fire Baltic

France and Milan Topical Dispatches from Ave. 26

Reports from France Fort and Milan discuss the two million livre levy for the army or wood cut sales to Dutch traders, Austrian winter quarters, potential peace with Austria, and the transfer of Venetian territories. Mentions the Cisalpine Republic, possible Piedmontese troop joining, and Greek provincial revolts with plans to reshape Mediterranean holdings. Also notes Rome’s security crackdown, arrests of printers and clergy, and Piedmontese insurgents fleeing toward Genoa with fortifications and proclamations against the nobility.

Francefort Swabia Austria France Adina Palma Nuova Treviso Feltre Belluno Cadore Osopo, &c Adige Cisalpine Vienna Milan Scutari Greece Morea Candia Yfaly Buonaparté Corfu Rome Esxichard Abbes Martelli Survi Doktor Fusi Afarelli Ant? Ambrei Rivello Montreror Avo

War News From Vienna and Udine Amid Turmoil

In Vienna and Udine reports describe heavy military mobilization, Allied and French movements, and possible peace talks. The Vienna court advances in state affairs while armies from Hungary and Italy muster. Mantua, Palma Nuova, and Beloved fortresses are debated, with hints of an approaching decision on war or peace.

Vienna Dacozert Sreemann Wuximsex Cosenzel Poland Italy Fries Mack Palma-Nuova Cisalpine Republic Buayaparte Mantua Narres Papal Leybach Paris Adina Cesfian Marquis de Gallo Udine Buonaparte

Naval dispatches from Plymouth and Portsmouth Sept 1 to 16

Reports from Plymouth Dock and Portsmouth describe ships Chapman and Success remaining in the Sound to transport marines to Torbay, while Spitfire Incroyable Melpomene Cleopatria arrive from cruize. The Sprightly sails westward. Porcupine brings the 96th Regiment with transports Betsys Briton Scarborough Elizabeth.

Plymouth Chapman Sound Torbay Lord Bripport Melford Porcupine Pater Betseys Briton Scarborough Elizabeth Deal Wind S. W Pet Laft

Fresh Arrivals and Naval News From The Downs to Cadiz

Reports arrive from The Downs of ships docking and crews landing after long voyages. The Barbadoes bound Pilgrim and Sally from Bristol reach Africa's Gut in weeks, and the Catherine brig parts with news of safety. Admiralty plans rebuilds for the Ca Ira and the Bombay Castle, former French prize and British gift, amid wartime changes. Cadiz grows diverse with Irish, French, Genoese, and German residents. fortifications remain strong, trade unsettled. Also noted are private shipbuilding orders and Ireland port contracts for six months.

Downs Mary Black Barbadoes Sally Bristol Catherine Admiralty Ca Ira Fiorenzo Bay Corsica Bombay Portugal Mediterranean Copenhagen Surinan Lizard Watman Surinam West-India Cadiz Sinder Q’retiby Spain Vilalling-Office Ireland Tober New York Covent-garden Judith Parfit Bow-stréet Moorfields Clerkenwell Bridewell

Marriage Notices From Finchley and Hanover Square

Married notices report Captain Raleigh Town Major Gibraltar wed Miss Anna Maria Neate of Whetstone Middlesex in Finchley by Rev Ms Vialley and Mr George Muir Campbell wed Miss Agnes Ferr guffon in St George’s Church Hanover Square with concise details from the period.

Obituaries and Death Notices From Curtain Road to Meath Ireland

Death notices report Henry Park of Curtain Road Fin tbury Square aged 92 after two days illness. Also John Rose of Putney died last week. John Cray of Old Broad Street died Friday. Sir Skeffington Smyth Bart died Saturday at Bellinter Meath Ireland. Financial items and stamps appear after, with prices and percentages.

Henry Park Fintbury Square Putney John Rose John Cray Old Broad-Qreer Sir Skeffington Smyth Bellinter

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