Declaration on Peace and War With France 1797
A formal royal declaration describes Britain's pursuit of peace through open negotiations, condemns France for obstinate demands and deceptive tactics, and pledges readiness to defend the realm. It lauds Britain's resolve, calling for equitable terms while warning that continued war burdens subjects and empire.
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France
Europe
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Sofal
Hlajesty
Hichias
Fis
Aitity
Francés
Great Britain
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Paris Journals Report on Peace Hopes and Naval Events
The October Paris journals suggest limited importance with notes on Buonaparte’s shaky health and the Pope near death. Reports from Vienna cite Sir Morton Eden and Earl Camden dispatches while the Dutch Stadtholder visits London. Naval odds include a general thanksgiving and Lloyd’s relief subscription topping £3000 as ships return with Dutch prisoners and prize updates.
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Paris
Udina
Rhines
Buonaparte
Prince of Saxe
Cox and Sylvester
Secretary of State
Earl Camden
Ireland
Stadtholder
Yarmouth
Serene
Earl Cholmondeley
Houghton
Mr. Coke
Norfolk
Lord Hood
Hugh Seymour
Capt. Trollope
Lloyd’s
North Sea
Portsmouth
Wey
Nore
Ocdaw
Bankrupts and Dividends Listed Across Towns
Bankruptcy notices for Foster Wisbech Jake Hanmer Bristol Mears Canterbury Brdaiby Pateley Bridge with surrender dates and venues. Dividends scheduled for Preston Wilson Salt Heckman Cowen Abraham Leverett Andrews Hearne Trewe Gayner Cooper certificates granted by Nov 18 and various tradesmen listed across multiple cities.
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R. Foster
Wisbech
Guildhall
Atorney
McEaton Birchin
Jake
T. Hanmer the Younger
Bristol
London Inn
Talbot
Tucker
Featherstones Boldings
J. Mears
Canterbury
Glas-Feller
Homerton
A. Salt
C. A. Heckman
Birmingham
Wince Merchants
R. Cowen
Love Lane
Eastcheap
J Abraham
Hounsditch
Warehouseman
Leverett the Younger
Coddenhiam
Suffolk
Fell- Monger
Crown Inn
Costenham
J. Andrews
Alton
Southampton
Swan Inn
B. Hearne
T. Trewe
Penrhyn
King's Arms
Penryn
W. Gayner
Butt Tavern
W. Cooper
Norwich
W. Horsley
Painswick
Gloucettershire
J. Poole
Preston
Lancashire
T. Fade
Whitechapel
Y Jackson
Queen-street
Kensington
Apothecary
I Barnes
Ship Tavern
Water Lane
Thames
R. Patterson
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
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Ade
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Charles Rowley
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Seay
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