French Plenipotentiaries Press for Peace Talks at Lisle
Dispatches recount Lord Malmesbury’s firm stance against accepting French demands beyond agreed compensation as the Directory seeks broader powers. The notes show ongoing negotiations, with London backing a measured approach and warning against any terms seen as violating Republic laws or alliances, while French envoys remain at Lisle awaiting further instructions.
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French Republic
Lord Malmesburys
Lord Malmedbury
Malmesbury
Lord Malmesbury
Lord M
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M. Fiaies
Lord Grenville
Downing-street
Lisle
Sheix
Lord Malmesburye
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London
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Royal Salutes and Allied Movements In 1797 City
Tuesday reports a royal salute in St James's Park and Tower Wharf on the Powder Plot anniversary. It notes Prince William of Gloucester appointed to the Norfolk Military District, Dutch Admiral De Winter and aides staying in Covent Garden, visits by Admiral Lord Duncan and Captain Trollope, and arrests and trials in London including Boyland for hissing at the King. It also covers executions reports and a detailed outline of the Rastadt peace treaty provisions between France and the Austrian Empire with territorial exchanges and obligations.
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St. James’s Park
Tower Wharf
Prince William of Gloucester
Norfolk Military District
Beacondale Hill
de Winter
Ryotjis
Meurer
Favistock-street
Covent Garden
Lord Duncan
Capt. Trollope
Vandyk
Woodcock
Doncaster
Whirlings
Carliffe
John Boyland
Chelsea
Eastwood
Bow Street
Pall Mal
Ford
Boyland
Recorder
His Majesty
Newgate
John Haines
Ann Strachan
Thomas Davies
Je Geeks Riddel
Green Park
St. James's
James Davies
Samuel Reed
Thomas Smith
John Law
Sophia Barnes
Ann Barnes
Sophia Ann Barnes
Ichard Barber
Mancy
Bristol
Jane Y
B. Phillips
Phillips
Bank of England
Thomas Wilkinton
William Brown
Robert Arnold
John Bardrick
Thomas
Cormbes
Garath Warrick
Mark Marley
Thomas Booth
John Bryan
Jane Bull
St. James’s
Richard Barber
France
Miampéror
Fringary
Bohemia
French Republic
Gisalpine
Hungary
Bohema
Levant
Criv
Zante
Cephalonia
Santa Maura
Cérigd
Butrinto
Larta
Vonisfa
Albania
Gulf of
Ledrino
Fhail Posfess
Istria
Dalmatia
Adriatic
Cattar
Venice
Adriatic Sea
Vyrol
Gardola
Lake of Garda
Lacifa
Sangiacomo
Al¢Tta
PR J
Thams Ok
Millia
Boke
Cisalpine Republic
Ady
Bergamo
Brescia
Cremolina
Mantua
Mantuan
Eprritepy
Peschiera
Ieraly
Modena
Maffa
Gsid Carrara
Bologna
Ferrardy
Romagna
Witc
Portg Legnagoy
Tregay
Tae
Italy
Sarchdu É Charles
Christina
Archduke Ferdinand
Rafladt
Bohentz
Frecch Republic
Rastadt
Campy Formig
Adina
Buonaparte
Marquis de Garo
Louis
Count de Cobenzel
Count de Merfeldt
Baron De Des _ GELMANN
Newmarket Meeting Handicap Races 1797 Nov 4
Sporting Intelligence reports the Newmarket meeting on November 4 1797 with a subscription handicap for three year olds and up on the Clermont Course. Lists horses owners and weights including Clermont's Repeater Druid Bennington Cedar Parrot Rosalio Lilly Dolphin Cameleon Muftin Javelin Trompeter Petite Lop Nightshade Battle Admiral Laurentina Young Peg and others with odds and outcomes from various heats. The program notes judges could only place the first four in the handicap and records several race results and weights across multiple heats.
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Clermont
Lord Clermont
Lord Grosvenor
Wilson
Bennington
Benbury
Deennn Parrot
Rosalio
Dawson
Lilly
Dolphin
Adam
Mr. Clark
Bulock
Paotons
B. Heathcote
Mr. Howell
Lop, 6 Yrs Old 1Gr de Mr. Howell’s Diana, Aged Mr. Concaenon
D. of Grafton
Goodiffon
Druid
Roselig
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Perren
Laurentina
Peg
Volunteer
Golding
Highfyer
Heathcote
Brontes
Lawrentina
Ab.m. Farting-Petty
Furzes
Ld Sackville
J. Hongswood
Courley
Frost
Howell
Courle
Adams
Howorth
Buckingham
R. Heathcote
Watson
Talbutt
Fragmentary schedule lines from an old paper
Readable fragments show a Wednesday entry with an $8 value and a four o clock reference, plus Thursday and a late minutes note. Other lines mention a month or time word garble and unclear monetary figures. Entities are sparse due to corruption.
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