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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 09, 1798

Page

4

London Postscript on Prices Stocks and War News

London market update reports 4 percent consols at 49 and daily price movements. Dispatches from Dustin and Lisbon describe Irish Commons decisions, naval preparations at Portsmouth, and possible French expeditions to sea. Reports note St Vincent’s actions near Cadiz, prize captures, and Portugal France peace prospects. Social events at the Mansion House and military movements at Yarmouth and Ashford Common are mentioned alongside a late 20,000 pound lottery prize.

Dustin House of Commons Ireland Portsmouth Lord Errofoft Portssmouth Brett Spain Brest Cadiz Joan Orpe Leeward Islands Falmouth Jane Packet Tilley London O'Connor Tagus Belem Lisbon Portugal France Madrid East India House Dublin China Madras Melville Castle Bombay Zhetis Bengal Bencoolen James Rees Sweden Germany Co Benzel Guelders Ernest Lorp 11Th Regiment of Foot North Devon Fencibles Yarmouth Coromandel East Indiaman Ramsgate 15Th Regiment of Light Horse Ashford Common

Trial of O Connor Fewey Binns and Allen Opens

The court opened the special commission for the trial of O Connor Fewey Binns and Allen after seals were broken. Divine service occurred at the court. Tomorrow at 11 o'clock Sir Francis Bates will deliver a charge to the Grand Jury, who will then find indictments. Likely arraignments Thursday with a ten day adjournment to prepare defence materials.

O’connor Fewey Binns Allen Francis Bates

Notice to surrender arms under threat of troops in 1798 Ireland

Dublin April 7 Twelve thousand copies of this notice urge residents to surrender concealed arms within 16 days or face military reprisals including quartering troops and severe measures. Names of local executions and arrests follow, listing convictions at Carrickfergus Carlow Waterford Kilkenny and Crumber. Iron gates near Liffey bridges are prepared for erection.

His Majesty Kildare Freep Mairftlranp Carrickfergus Orange Crumber Carlow Pope Waterford Hearn Kilmurry Kelligar Kilkenny Castle-Comer Cavalry J. B. O'Flaherty Cattlefield Liffey

British Army in Lisbon and Royal Orders Reported

News item cites last advices from Lisbon praising British health and discipline. General Orders commend badges gifted by the Pope to 12th and Prince of Wales's Light Dragoons, while accounts describe military movements, coastal fortifications, and Windsor camp preparations. An incident near Hampstead ends amicably after a pistol duel.

Lisbon Prince of Wales Light Dragoons Earl Temelle Buckingham Supplementary Lee Common Appleby Westmorland Suffolk Essex Monarch Ganges Veteran Lancaster Ardent Glatton Proserpine Echo Permagant Speedwell Harpy Coates Bruiser Yarmouth Roads Monmouth Agamemnon Hazely Bay Watlet Windsor Warfield Gwynn Lascettus Staffordshire Hampstead P. W

Lord Camelford and the Fatal Duel at English Harbour

Circumstantial reports from Antigua describe Lord Camelford in a January 13 court martial over the shooting of Lieut Peterson at English Harbour. Peterson refused orders, a confrontation ensued with marines, and Camelford fired, killing Peterson before surrendering and being acquitted. Peterson, a Nevis native, was noted as a youth with two brothers seeking civil action.

Leeward Island Indies Lord Camelford Fort Royal Bay Lieut Peterson Antigua English Harbour Duartes Petersown Perdrix Lord Camel- Ford Camru Fforp Harvey 5 Mr. Petersen Lord C Vengeance Fahie St. Kitt’s English Mr. Peterson Matson Beaver Sloop of War Nevis

General orders on troop subscriptions at Lisbon 18th ult

The General informs soldiers and non commissioned officers that he has signified to His Majesty's Ministers their loyal offer to contribute a portion of their pay to the State's service. He will transmit papers to England for the king's information. At Salisbury and other fairs cheese has fallen 10s per hundred.

Lisbon England Salisbury

Ship News from Madeiras to West Indies in March Convoy Movements

Ships Voyage notices detail Sedhorse and Syren frigates from Portsmouth toward the West Indies off Madeira on March 24 with convoy. Eliza and Venus bound to Charleston and Barbadoes. Discovery from Jamaica to Charleston captured and brought to Havannah. Privateers seize industry from Oporto to London and ships to Martinico. A loaded vessel taken near Whitby. Jong Margaretta captured into Jersey by Sea Flower privateer. Boon foundered off Durham coast. crews saved. Arrivals and sailings at Plymouth Portsmouth and Deal with various warships and convoys. public notices of captures and refits.

Sedhorse Syren Portsmouth West Indies Madeira Eliza M*neal Charleston Venus Lancaster Barbadores Parry Jamaica Havannah Colley Oporto London Vigo Williamson, Kelley Martinico Worth Guernary France Whitby Jong Margaretta Klaffen Amsterdam Brest Jersey Seaflower Boon Scarbro Durham

Insurrection Rumors Put Guadaloupe Region On Edge

From Guadaloupe, the brig Fuso arrived with news of a three day old uprising near Pont Peire. Some 1500 enslaved and some Whites formed encampments as Victor Huaves sent troops, 50 captured were to be executed, including three chiefs. White soldier defections rise. vigilance urged amid unrest.

New London Fuso Farxcuitp Guadaloupe Charles Camppete Guadalouse Marigallanre Pont- Peire Victor Huaves

Privateers sail from Dunkirk and a fraudster at Bow Street

On Monday night ten privateers left Dunkirk for the North. The lead ship Mauwrear captured three collars off Whitby but were recaptured. William Moore alias Lieutenant’s mirk was tried at Bow Street for defrauding the Duke of Leeds of two guineas claiming a commission to solicit subscriptions for a lordship publication. An itinerant preacher addressed the East London Militia near Whitehall and was escorted out. A gig accident at Kingflaid-road injured Mr and Mrs Okey seriously, their companions escaping. two other riders caused bystanders to assist. Obits note Mrs. Gregson, Rev Henry denber, and Winifred Efg, among others.

Dunkirk Whitby William Moore Mirk Bow-street Duke of Leeds Lord Strangford York Ironmonge Filmshouses Biife Okey

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