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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 03, 1791

Page

3

Court report from Whitehall and royal drawing room

Yesterday afternoon at Lord Grenville's Office officials discussed dispatches to Paris while Princess Augusta and Elizabeth visited St James's for a drawing room. Parliament may reconvene to vote armament funds amid buoyant foreign credit and speculation over the Duke of York's betrothal to a Prussian princess.

Courcil Lord Grenville Whitehall Port Duke of Ricn Monp Spenerartes Earl] Gower Paris Princesses Royal Augusta Exizabeth Kew Palace St. James's Lieutreep Raenard Hitz Countess of Hy Iprorp Arly Berlin Duke of York Frederica of Prufsiayns Foreign’ Gazettes Germany Prussia Frederick Mediterranean Prusian Burke Sheripan Fox Sheridan Marquis of Antrim National Assembly O Iuan Oxford Cambridge Dééres Italy Duke of Queensbury Tip Charles Prince of Wales Buckingham Madrid Ixag Infanta

France moves to suppress birth based orders and honours

The National Assembly debated decrees to suppress orders based on birth and rank, restrict military decorations to civic rewards, and prohibit foreigners from holding French honors. It bars Frelichmanns from restoring former titles and instructs committees to draft punishments for infringements while planning laws on governor rights for the Dauphin and reporting insurrection at L Orient by artillery officers.

France St. Louis Frelichmann M. Branchet National Assembly M. Freteau M. de Sequeville L’orient Oficer

Renovations at Haymarket Opera House Alter the Interior

Plans by Mr Suexrpan and Mr Taycor convert the upper box tier into a gallery, add hinged partitions to fold boxes, and install movable benches. The back gallery will rise two feet to form a Three-shilling Gallery on opera nights, with the Pitt and orchestra left intact and the playhouse to accommodate about 1601 more patrons than Drury Lane.

Suexrpan Taycor Haymarket Opera House Drury Lane Drurylane Drury-lane North Carolina

Secret Meeting of British Officers at Cadiz

A fragment recalls Sir Eric Coote during the late War in the Carnatic exposing himself to enemy fire and sun, while an officer warned him to move. Coote quipped that the sun has no more effect on him than a deal beat, prompting further remarks about sun exposure and health.

Eric Coote Cadiz di Caniz

Plans to raise the Royal George and a blind Carlisle craftsman

Reports discuss two experimental schemes to raise the Royal George vessel with Archangel ships and air–cilled casks, noting the project may take months. Also told is the life of Joseph Strong a stone blind diaper-weaver in Carlisle, who built furniture and an organ after unlocking the cathedral doors, and later married the organist’s former partner.

England France Spain Europe North America Archangel Royal George Carlisle Joseph Strong Strong Isle of Mann

Races at Brighton DrawCrowd and Royal Attention

Overflowing crowds fill the Brighton racecourse with fine weather fueling nightly amusements. The Prince of Wales arrived in an open landau with six black horses, Lord Daneymore drove six greys, and the Duke of Marrscropex plans extended stay. Pickpockets targeted attendees near the railing as balls and theatre performances drew strong attendance.

Prince of Wales Jon Lavé Daneywore Duke of Marrscropex Brighton Sis Grace

Fragile Hope Amid Refugees and Indian Threats

The piece notes British sympathy for French refugees in Jersey while detailing American general Scot’s Kentucky operations and anticipated clashes with hostile Indian divisions. It also reports harvest promise after late rains, a hooded crow nest, an ancient oak’s dimensions and value, a Margate coachman’s drowning, naval stores theft at Plymouth, robberies near Blackheath and Clapton, and a Craven Court woman aided by a stranger before exposing family distress at Seven Dials.

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