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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 08, 1796

Page

3

Fraudulent export trade and royal residence crowds

A fragment describes a cartel-like pitch of contrivance and crime in exports with guineas melted and re minted in Louis Ors to mask fraud. It notes the Duchess of Lerps residence in St James's, with crowds of carriages blocking streets and neighbors commenting on visitors and fashion.

Louis Lerp St. James's Oufe A -Square Grosvenor-quére Harley-street

Ship News From Ports of Europe and Atlantic Trade

Port notices report Grevenen from Falmouth to Naples carried to Toulon. Tyack from Newcastle to Falmouth lost near Calais. crew saved. Willen from Hull to the Baltic captured and taken to Bergen. Carolina de Notre from Cork to Lifton taken in Bay of Biscay. Romney and Stag frigates arrived at Portsmouth from cruise. homeward-bound West Indiaman recaptured after French capture. Cove of Cork reports Vi er from Plymouth and Santa Margaretta off Scilly and Cape Clear. brig Still from Martinico arrives. Express from Barbados says 20 redfels arrived at Carlisle Bay, part of Adm Christian’s fleet.

Portsmouth Phaeton Barbadoes Redfels Carlisle Bay Adm Christian Jate Bacher Emibsarty Switzerland A. Ged Pichogea Vitory Charette Loire Buca Toulon Brest Bay of Andienne Anger Ivision Chareti Fravot Louis- Vors Amgers Hedeuville Fravet Valentin Nantes Haffar de Luce Eiters Lamballe Friends of the Republic Marti Soiffons Orleans Charette de la Coliniere Berlin Smith Tours

Fane Charag Indicted for Murder at Fulham

Old Bailey reports reveal Fane Charag was capitally indicted for the wilful murder of James Schoefield, a gardener, at Fulham on February 23. The trial details the struggle, the fork thrust, and the eventual death, with testimony from Ford Kenyon and others shaping the verdict of manslaughter rather than murder.

Fane Charag Prurder James Schoefield Fulham Mary ‘Maechem Scholefeld Ford Kenyon Schoefield

Clerkenwell Sessions Sentence Passed on Maria Theresa Phigaz

Maria Theresa Phigaz, found guilty of assaulting Mr. Courtois, was brought from Newgate to Clerkenwell on Saturday to receive sentence. Chairman Milesaring declared the offence heinous and sentenced her to twelve months imprisonment in Newgate.

Maria Theresa Phigaz Laft Courtois Newe Mic. Illesaring Newgate

Public Office Bow Street Theft Suspect Held for Examination

James M Leod appeared before Bow Street magistrate on Saturday charged with stealing plate from John King Esq. Servant Hanc Fisher testified the prisoner tried to pawn 12 spoons 12 forks six dessert spoons and two casters at Parker pawnbrokers Princes Street. Prisoner admitted gambling losses and was committed for further examination. Joseph Finch, hay salesman in St James's Market, was convicted for selling underweight hay to Mr Woolley.

Rand White Bear Piccadilly Morgan Aldgate Tuey Pahton-freet Mr. Francis Fleet-street Francis Panton-street Sayers Fo Zph Banks Bell Mills Menard Ben Gardner Amelia Sarah Cols Brompton John D21ts Guzlry James M‘leod William Smith John King Hanc Fisher Parker Princes-street Holles-street King Joseph Finch Woolley

France News Briefs on Charette and Emigrant Affairs

Reports from Angers Nantes and Brest detail Charette's capture and execution, Chouan activity in Morbihan, and raids by British forces near the Loire. News notes Parisian politics, new ministers, ambassador appointments, and price signals for silver marks amid turbulent governance.

Royal Hunt and Windsor incident cause royal injuries

The article reports His Majesty's horses were in poor condition after the Windsor Hunt on Easter Monday forcing a ride from Aldermaston to Reading in a taxed cart. It also notes the Duke of York’s horse reared in Hounton, throwing him and injuring his right cheek and shoulder, with the prince taken to town by chaise.

Windsor Aldermaston Reading Hounton Town Au Chaife

Council Debate on Universal Taxes and National Lottery

The council debated law reform amid unrest as fences and hedges are torn down and forests laid waste. A committee was formed to address moral concerns of a proposed national lottery with proceeds for hospitals, while a decree from Brumaire was discussed for strengthening.

Tive Hundred Bofi @ Angas

French Troop Movements And Dutch Provisions Reported

A letter from Weel dated the 24th notes French detachment arrived at Meurs to enforce forced loan, yet Prussian Provinces to be patrolled by French troops may be spared and evacuated by Republicans within three weeks. Holland reports Noxa urges immediate Scheldt navigation and expulsion of French emigrants. Rome cites a 40 hour prayer service for Imperial success. Coal prices in Pool on Friday ranged from 315 to 398 per Chaldron, sold to heartkeepers from 38s to 40s.

Weel Meurs Holland Noxa National” Convention Scheldt United Provinces Rome Ena

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