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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 16, 1797

Page

4

French Papers Forecast Italian Rifts and Barrere Debate

The piece notes Italian bailiwicks near Lugano and Como seeking Lombardy Republic ties amid Swiss influence. It also covers a Council of Five Hundred debate on Barrere, proposals to question his nontransport, and Savary and Rouyer motions. Archduke Charles was to visit Strasburg on the 7th instant. The Leyden Guachtes reports the peace preliminaries signed and notified to the National Assembly.

Berne Huninouen Nead Nipac Congress Buonaparté Barthelemy Clarke Alps Switzerland Lombardy BeNitizona Bregio Bolefe Lugano Lecorno Minigea Ilendres Lupatio Italy Council of Five Hundred Barrere Rouger Savary Rouyer Penieres Archduke Charles Strasburg National Assembly

Peace hopes and exile fears spread among Conde faction

A Brussels report says general consternation grips the Conde army after news of a French imperial settlement. A secret article allegedly promises disbanding and banishment of the Emigrant army once preliminaries are ratified. Conde and other chiefs counter rumors while Royalists seek amnesty after peace. Couriers are sent to Vienna and Blankenbourg.

Conde Asoon Prince of Conde England Vienna Blankenbourg

Illness in Sweden Prompts National Prayers in Churches

Stockholm on May 1 reports the Duke of Sudermania is dangerously ill with a breast ailment. Royal command leads to prayers for his recovery in all churches across the capital.

Sudermania

Announcement of Russian order to pay Batavian debts

In Hague on May 6 the convention reports an imperial order from Russia directing immediate payment of debts lawfully contracted with the Batavian nation and a two year period to defray the capital.

Petersburgh Russia

Insurgent Romagna Subjugated by Allied Forces

From Bologna dated April 26 reports that Romagna insurgents are being subjugated. A French column with Polish troops and Cilpadians units completed the operation. Communications between Cesena and Rimini reopen as insurgents reach the sea and split into two bands terrorizing locales and disarming National Guards. General Sabuquet advances from Cesena with French troops and Lombardy battalion, while another French detachment moves from Rimini.

Romagna Cefena Rimisi Sabuquet

French forces storm Taboleto Castle in fierce Italian insurrection clash

Two cannoned corps met at St Arcangelo near Savignano and after an hour of brutal fighting the insurgents were routed. They fled to Catolica and Matciata but were pursued by General Sahuguet. A second battle dispersed them again. Many died as French and Cispadans swept the area, taking the castle after scaling its rocky grounds and slaughtering the rebels.

Taboleto

Mantua Fortifications Strengthened and Provisions Secured

Mantua reports ongoing reinforcement of ruined works and redoubts including the 1735 fortification. Suburbs of St George are reinforced and the city is provisioned for one year, aiming to render the position impregnable.

St.George

House of Lords Adjourns After Commons Bills First Reading

The House of Lords on Wednesday May 17 received several Bills from the Commons, each read a first time. The session adjourned to Friday.

Commons

Reform of Parliament Motion to Be Submittced by Mr Fox

In the House of Commons Mr Fox gave notice that on Friday se enight a Motion would be submitted by him or friends concerning a Reform of Parliament. The Debtors Relief Bill passed its third reading. Mr Alderman Anderson presented a petition from debtors to the Fleet for relief. Mr Pitt moved a grant of 1,620,000 to guarantee past and future advances for the Emperor. Counsel heard on the Corporation Cause Bill before adjournment.

Pittaid

Continental Papers Report Turmoil and Peace Talks

Postscript describes Paris Brussels and Italian news with unease in Conde’s army over peace negotiations. Papal territory insurrection grows more formidable. Buonaparte seeks to detach the Emperor, who stays allied. Portsmouth reports the Grand fleet delayed by winds, while French sailors desert due to lack of specie pay. Cornwallis may head to Ireland. India House dispatches for Wycombe Arniston and China navies are closed. Bank loan receipts total 16,120,0001 out of 38 million.

Paris Brussels Conde Italy Papal France Buonaparte Portsmouth Brest Marquis Cornwallis Ireland

Nuptials of Wirtemberg Prince and Princess Royal at St James

Royal wedding details from the Chapel Royal with procession from St James's to the chapel. The couple to reside at the Lower Lodge while Windsor visits occur and a levee at St James's precedes a Woolwich tour. The page also notes the Queen and six princesses visiting the Princess of Wales at Carlton House and lists appointed bridesmaids. The report covers Irish politics, the United Irishmen report, and local civic notices including sheriff nominations and conservancy court dates.

Prince of

Ship News: Multiple 18th Century British Transits

The Hindostan man of war arrives at Portsmouth from St Doming, sailing for Liverpool with Joho, Mar shall, Hawke. Nine Sisters sails to Dublin. Rescovery to Glasgow. Blenheim departs May 5. Douglas and others bound for London from Jamaica. Ulrich Kuck from Padihow to Naples taken to Civita Vecchia. Fidelitas to Mediterranean captured and taken to Algeziras. Karen and Sophia from Cornwall to Naples seized and carried to Mataga.

Portsmouth St. Domings Joho Mar Shall Hawke Ward Liverpool Nine Sisters Martin Dublin Cameron Glasgow Cape Clear Blenheim Fletcher Douglas Shaw Diamond Keelen Fortitude Robertson London Jamaica Mount’s Bay Ulrich Kuck Leighold Padhow Naples Civita Vechhia Fidelitas Mediterranean Algeziras Karen and Sophia Tomercy Cornwall Mataga

Law Intelligence Court of King's Bench Case Notes

Law intelligence from the King's Bench reports a verdict for the defendant in Betts v Campbell over a game law penalty for displaying two hares and a pheasant. Separate ruling on a mandamus to the College of Physicians found the rule requiring university degrees reasonable and upheld.

Gord Kenyon College OF Physicians Chambre Gonistian Sangar Ras Tun

Robbery Suspect Remanded for Further Examination

In the Borough police office a suspect named Thomas Bitcher was apprehended by Thomas Cave near Dulwich on suspicion of highway robbery. The alleged crime involved taking a gold watch and seven pounds from Charles Francis and a watch from Mrs. Francis, with cruel acts reported. He was remanded to the New Gaol for further examination.

Thomas Bitcher Thomas Cave

Jockey Club Plate and Balton Stakes Runoffs Summary

Wednesday racing notes list the Jockey Club Plate heats with St George Saber Robin Stickler Aimator and Patriot in bids, plus Balton Stakes entries Mafti Darlington by Fidget Grosvenor by Alexander and other 2 and 3 year olds in a Sweepstakes. Includes Greyhound Peeping Toms and Motly Mog in the 2 year old class and a subscription handicap plate for 2 and 3 year olds with multiple entries noted.

Jockey Club B.C Lord ‘Darlington B. H. St. George Lord Sackville Mr. Hallett Lord Clermont Wilson C Bunbury Greyhound Mr. Delme Tueday

Prices of Stocks this Day at Tove o Clock

Bank stockpercent four per cent Confols three per cent Confols forty eight three per cent reduced eight r half a cent eight r eighths Bank Long Aan thirteen and three fourths Ditto Short Aan six r sixteenth

Tove

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