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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 12, 1793
Page
3
An 18th century notice seeks two to three year clerks for London service and board in the country. It also publicizes a refugee relief appeal supporting French exiles with subscriptions, bank details, and donor names, led by H G Pelham and others, listing multiple benefactors and financial contributions.
Friday April 12 summary of readings and deferments in Parliament. The Scotch Titles Bill moved to second reading and printing. Lancaster Canal and Million Banks Bills revived or deferred. Leeds Canals and Hedon Road Bills progressed. Lords seek Warren Hastings trial. Loan Bills introduced for 1.5 million and 200000. Stockbridge election bribery bill postponed to Thursday and adjournment until Monday.
The Hastings trial resumes with Major Lumdal cross-examined about Muttapha Dawn s death. Lords Radnor Hawke Manfield and Stanhope press questions, Stanhope calling Burke the earned Manager. Adjournment ordered to Thursday then Monday. small peer attendance noted. STOCA HULA March 22: Calarsona fleet fitted for a major expedition with line ships, frigates, and infantry regiments. A Russian sail fleet may join. French Commissioners demand whether the new Republic will be acknowledged. negative may trigger seizure of merchant ships.
The king’s answer arrived yesterday and he accedes to the magistrates declaration. His Majesty plans to take possession only after an equate action, offering royal benevolence. Three orders convene to decide on the matter as the post departs.
Intelligence from Milan reports an Austrian Piedmontese victory over Biron with the French commander wounded. Austrian and Prussian forces advance on Mayence and Landau, with French retreat tracked to Landau and Spires.
London reports daily preparations for a vigorous prosecution of the war with France. Troops are leaving for foreign service and Ireland. transports may be redirected to the West Indies. Dumourier hopes to strike at French Flanders, while British forces threaten Dunkirk. News notes shortages, bank pauses, and a memorial seeking punishment for French leaders. The Duke of York’s forces expected to move to Bruges as Guards arrive at Antwerp. A Carlisle death and a petty crime involving a highway robbery are also noted.
The masquerade at Ranelagh on Thursday night drew a crowd despite a weak program. Managers failed to excite the audience. only a recruiting party with drums added life while other acts fell flat. High admission prices and distance hindered attendance. provisions were ample, meals were superb, and a solitary performer in a black domino moved about.
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