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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 25, 1792

Page

4

Lords Debate On Bankers Estate Bill Second Reading

Parliament meets in the Lords for a second reading of Foxs Libel Bill and related measures. The House considers committees reports on the Bankers Estate and Masters in Chancery Bills and discusses the Westminstoy Police Bill and the New Forest Monument proposal.

House OF “Lords Fox HOUSE OF. Com Mons Flint Mathothite New Forest Sontianton M. A. Tay Lor Loteeties Committee On the Westmingtoy Tee Tae

Our letters reveal French war plans and neutrality stance

An 18th century letter discusses French intended operations against Austrian territories in three divisions through Strasbourg Luxembourg and Brabant. It notes a kingly declaration of war, governance concerns for the Netherlands, and Mr. Prrr’s policy to maintain neutrality while preserving commerce and revenue.

Rhine Austrian Netherlands Liege Brussels Tien- Gary Netherlands Brabant Huncary Frante Hungary Prrr Europe

Royal reviewing 3d Regiment at Wimbledon and court news

The King reviewed the 3d Regiment of Foot under General Harr at Wimbledon with the Prince of Wales and senior dukes present. A Whitehall cabinet meeting occurred with most ministers except the Lord Chancellor. Reports discuss French war declarations, ministry changes, and naval updates including Captain Hunter's distress tale and British movements in distant ports.

3D Regiment‘ of Foot Harr Wimbledon Common Prince of Wales Dukes of York and Gloucester William Fawcett Secretary of States ‘Office Whitehall Valleyan Proton Boad-Street Lord Gower House of Cormmons Mont. Dumounrier M. de Rochampeau M.de Bonne ‘Carrere Mont. Cwatvenin Louis XV Paris King’s Bench Bearcroft Bond-street Everal

Royal visits Academy exhibition with expanded galleries

Their Majesties accompanied by the Prince and Princess visited the Academy this morning to view the exhibition. Duke and Duchess of Grandster attended with a few friends. Mr West, the President, Sir Wik, Liam Campers, Mr Richarpay, and Mr Wintory greeted them. The exhibition adds two rooms and over two hundred more pictures, including the Plaster Gallery and the Library. The academical dinner is set for tomorrow with a grand noble assemblage anticipated.

Academy West Sir Wik Liam Campers Richarpay

Bourgeoisie of Courland Presses Claims Before Diet

Reports from War Saiy describe the Bourgeoisie of Courland presenting grievances to the Diet Commission. They demand equal distribution of offices between Nobles and Commons, restoration of Commons to lands and privileges, and equal rights to acquire noble estates. Kings and nobles are urged to support reform without riot, as public sentiment leans toward temperate, liberal change.

Bourgeoie of Courland Hedie cPine Hocks Ieee Ap Commons Courtanp

Holy See issues second and third canon admonitions

Rome reports the Holy See urges bishops and clergy to retract the Civic Oath within 120 days under excommunication threat. It condemns the Archbishop of Sens and the Bishop of Autun as leading the schism while praising those who recanted the oath. The letters emphasize exhortation and adherence to papal authority amid potential defection.

Rome Holy See France Catholic Church Sens Viviers Orleans Autun

A Letter From New York Warns British Trade Losses

A New York letter argues American manufacture, especially in leather goods, could supply the United States and harm British merchants if goods are imported. It warns landed interests to watch revolutionary sedition and notes multiple crime reports including capital punishment for burglary in Oxford and various robberies in London and Dublin, with brief ship notice of the Unanimity in Lynato Meme.

New York America New England Pennsylvania United States Britain Oxford John Collins Thomas Giles Post‘Office Dublin Achester Hank Esgary Whitehall la Marth Piccadilly Park Jane Walker Stepney-Green Romford Serjeant Bon Wm. Ports

Fragmentary note on cargo and water at Kirkcaldy port

A damaged OCR fragment notes the unity of Kirkcaldy and Lambért with reference to water in the Scaw. It mentions Westerly wind and a vente r. The text implies part of the cargo may be saved but is unclear.

Ates Kirkcaldy Lambért Orett

Medicine Cornhill Hallside Advert Weave of Soho Square Proprieter

Fragmentary notice details merchants and ship captains settling in a hall in Soho Square. Mentions a Drors or proprietors with partial names and dates, indicating ongoing reception of visitors or residents. The garbled text references a Medicine Cornhill context and repeated mentions of staff or proprietors in a decorative advertisement.

Medicine Cornhill Sprissuay Soho Square Botifes

Patent Violet Soap and its exclusive manufactory claim

Advertises a soap called Violet Soap for cleansing skin and removing yellowness. Claims the invention grants fourteen years of exclusive manufacturing rights under royal sanction. Warns against counterfeit imitations and directs readers to the Bank Buildings in Cornhill for genuine product details.

Jis Majesty Ne. Ag Bailey Agen London Nati

Arrivals and Sailings at Liverpool April List

A fragmentary ship arrivals and departures item notes vessels and captains listed for April at Liverpool. Mentions ships from Havre Ostend and Dublin, with crews and destinations including St Kitts and Chartertown, plus names such as McQuillan and Forster.

Liverpool Ofa Gill Mallory Oliver Dominica Rica St. Kitt Ville

Evening Market Jumbles In Drury Street

A fragmented OCR snippet shows a chaotic mix of notes including references to Zelma and Captain Rob Copley, mentions of Waterford and Dublin, Bank Stocks with 3 per Cent reductions, ditto bonds, and stray dates or tickets. The legible items suggest a late 19th or early 20th century market or financial page with scattered firm names and prices but no coherent event.

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Ostend Lage Brien Teneriffe Lieut Pontiocx Providence Portlock St. Jago Beto Port-Praya Bay Burén Port’ Praya Johnson Brigu Hunter Syrius New Somh Wales Cape of Good Hope Table Bay St. Helena England New South Wales House of Austria Francis Cowes Royal, Academy Warsaiy Pisineur Drury Covent-Cars Zelma Rob ‘Copley Daveliter Hale Doreastory Waterford Aowndasea Navy India
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