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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 25, 1791

Page

3

Plague spreads amid royal visit and bankruptcy alerts

Reports detail a spreading plague reaching Trippelizza and Vostigia in Morea, with further sightings in Napoli Omania Corinto and Patrafia. In Florence, King of Naples and Grand Duke of Tuscany arrive, queen and duchess awaited. Notices include Lancashire Militia commissions, multiple bankruptcies and debtors surrender dates, and dividend announcements across Manchester Birmingham and London.

Pre Trippelizza Vostigia Morea Napoli Omania Corinto Patrafia Florence Naples Tuscany

Intriguing War News and Court Gossip From Windsor Park to Maidstone

A Britain wide morning summary reports Lord Cornwallis near the Coromandel coast campaign progress and peace overtures from Tippa. It notes missteps by General Mepow’s foraging party, concerns over provisioning and Asiatic foes, plus royal visits to St Bride’s Church. Folkloric jests and scandal mix with a Maidstone muster and a comic clash between a Welch Bishop and a Tinker ending with the Reverend retreating.

Windsor Great Park India Lord Cornwallis Corst Trproo Mepow Froyp Tippao Charles the Xiith Madame du Barre Iuitt West Kent Maidstone

Debates in the Diet on Dantzick and Allied Treaties

The Diet’s debate on Dantzick cession to Prussia is heated yet ends with a rebuke to Prussia and a pledge of friendship. Negotiations for alliance and a treaty of commerce with allied powers continue, while a motion for broader national representation is offered by M. Miemetévicz.

Dantzick Prussia Diet Porte M. Miemetévicz Nonce Livonia

Hungarian envoy attends conference at Szistove

The Count d'Esternary, minister plenipotentiary at the Hungarian Congress, was presented to the Ottoman plenipotentiaries and allied ministers by Baron de Herbert. He received several gifts from Turkish ministers and attended the conference for the first time.

Szistove Count d’Esternary Hungary Baron de Herbert Comte

Venetian Leaders Exit After Regatta and Talks

Bavssnis reports that on April 14 the States agreed to separate and part from M Marcy o Argen TEAU, vowing no further meetings until government meets their demands. The next day they reconvened as a battalion stood guard before the Assembly hotel to curb unrest. The Emperor left Venice on April 6 after a grand regatta the prior Saturday.

Bavssnis M. Marcy o’ArGen- Teau Venice

Immortal MiraBeau puffer and Paris intrigues described

A dense excerpt mocks literary vanity and political theater featuring De la Fayette and Lord Barrymore among witty jests. It notes a theatre rehearsal on a parliamentary absence, hints at imperial diplomacy, and recounts a German watchman tale amid warlike dispatches and military mobilizations across Prussia, Silesia, and Pomerania with many officers, regiments, and fortresses prepared for action.

Mirabeau Lave de la Fayette Oliver Cromwell Paris King’s Bench Lord Barrymore Wargrave Edwin Delphi Carter Hedry Duke of Crrissarey Lora Carpican Round Tower Mahomet Baltic Admiral Norris George I Great Britain Sweden Peter Vienna Aix la-Chapellé Frankfort Germany

Peace or War Looms as Prussia Tracks Imperial Agent

In early 18th century tone, ministers meet Count Hertabere and King at Stolpe amid war talk. Dispatches sail to Prussia and bridges are secretly prepared for conflict. A stranger fleeing through Prussian lands prompts chase. likely Lieutenant Lin DeNnav, once in Prussian service, is sought with a two thousand dollar bounty.

Schwienemunde Memel Stettin Colberg Pomerania Shert Hertzserg Reichenbach Sydney Smith Octakon Count Schulenbourg Fan Genfau War Department Count Hertabere Stolpe Potsdam von Bishufwerder von Manstein Pottdam Prussia London Hamburgh Prushan Mecklenburgh Lin DeNnav

Sir Isaac Heard Arrives to Invest Duke of Saxe Gotha

Sir Isaac Heard Garter Principal King at Arms arrives with a commission from the King to invest the Duke of Saxe Gotha with the insignia of the Order of the Garter. The duke had previously been chosen as a Knight Companion.

Sir Isaac Heard Duke of Saxe. Gotha Order of the Garter

Lord Mayor Hosts City Feast Amid Foreign Ministers

A Monday dining event at the Lord Mayor’s residence drew about 300 attendees, including Bishops of London and Carlisle, Earl Free, Lord Hoon, and various foreign ministers. Ministers were largely absent. A small party of ladies attended, twenty couples danced after a dinner with seasonal delicacies. The Lady Mayoress opened the minuet with Captain Espaille. The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress exuded affability and praised the feast.

London Caxraigie Hoon MuseRave EspAiLe Lavy

Political unrest and a late medieval protest in press

Fragmentary report outlines protests by the Trith Minority Lords and a broad patriotic faction in the Common Council, with references to papal leniency on capital punishment and the movement of Russian troops toward Ottoman conflicts. It also recounts legal anecdotes about libel dangers, the Barnet clock case, a Wiltshire murder by Edward Spire, and an Old Bailey highway robbery alibi error, highlighting judicial vigilance.

Common Council Great Patriotic Party Amiredean Thefore Papal Petersburgh Constantinople Siberia Persia China Russia Bannat Danube England Barnet St. Aiban’s Hertford William Watson Whitley Common Melksham Wilts Edward Spire Watson Old Bailey

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