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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 05, 1793

Page

4

War saw Diet Seeks Unlimited Powers Amid War Threats

The Lithuanian Diet faced sequestration over delays in appointing delegates. The Russian ambassador warned that noncompliance would be seen as war, while a treaty project with Russia proposed government form choices and partition terms. The Diet asked for mediation to prevent Prussian troop advances and prorogued to late July.

Z. Ifesewics Lithuania Tyfkiewics Alto Theta Aml Segan Cavat Stavgas Rudian Smbatlador Ifron Russia Albich Diet Goltz

Prices of Stocks and Frank News From The Market Day

The report lists stock prices at one o clock including Bank Stock 19600 India Stock 210 3 quarters reduced 78 3 quarters 3 per cent consols 77 5- Ths and other values. It notes Paris exchange movements, forewarnings of Dunquerque siege, and fleet movements. It mentions a French fleet from Brest with 30,099 National Guards assembled and naval dispositions near the West Indies. Reports also cover bread prices, court proceedings, and petitions at Vincohi's Fair Hall.

India Contolis FDI Paris Ull DunxiRx Poth Ainder Co Agomer Martinico Brien Jamais Berites Illind Ds Condy Europa West Indies Jamaica To &F Ifland Brittany Brett France Brest

Horrific early morning murder in Poole by American husband

An American-born man killed his wife and two children, aged five or six, after previously threatening murder. He fled through town toward the sea, attempted to swim away, but was captured and confessed. The report notes his confinement in a lunatic asylum prior to the act and mentions other legal notices and local incidents.

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Surrender of Praleniciennes Shakes Local Affairs

Ostend reports a clear shift in public affairs as news grows of General O Moran, the French commander near Dunkirk, possibly deserting to the Dutch at Mexin. French garrison anxiety rises with the 37th regiment and Emigrant legion told to stand ready for rapid deployment as Velenciexats forces assemble near Joris and Me nia.

Praleniciennes O’moran Dunkirk Mexin Velenciexats Joris Menia Duaurk

Destruction of Valenciennes After British Siege

From Estreux August 2 reports the gates of Valenciennes delivered to the Duke of York and British troops taking possession. The town is ruined, two thousand inhabitants killed since the siege began, Austrian garrison now repairs works, and deserters faced death while a miner among them aided the French.

Valenciennes Duke of York

Fifty Pounds weight for age mile heats report

Sporting intelligence item notes weight for age race events across mile heats. Mentions D of Grafton’s bam Prunella and D of Queensbury’s Butler 0 Je Mri Ladbroke’s b Pillbox with a 7.3 measure.

D. of Grafton Prunella D. of Queensbury Butler Ladbroke

Dorchester Race Meeting Heats and Sweepstakes Summary

On Tuesday July 30 at Blandford a program features 4 mile heats and 2 mile best-of-three contests for four-year-olds. Entries include ches, colts and fillies from Brereton, Croak, Maier and Snell with horses Valiant King Fergus Loyal. Wednesday offers Fifty Pounds Member's Gift and the Major Brereton stakes with Oxienyi Thalia and other entries racing over two miles and related heats.

Shichesters Dorchester Courténay Calchis_ Maier Brereton Dilly Ch.c Croak King Fergus Snell Richardson Thalia

Maritime dispatches and captures amid Atlantic convoys

Notices report several merchant ships captured or taken to British ports. Le Tranc Coffee arrives at Falmouth after being taken with the outward fleet by the Ceres East Indiaman. Banastre seized and carried into St Domingo by a French frigate. Ruby captured by a privateer and retaken by Rutland at Guernsey, then brought in. Catherine of Fowey retaken by Flora and carried to Cork. Hope of London, under Roscoff, captured five French Guinea ships and sailed to the West Indies. Governor Pinckney schooner and Lovely Lass and Maria Waite carried into New Providence or to Philadelphia. Intelligence about a vessel sent to Bengal and news awaited. Success of Hamburg bound for Nantes carried into Dover by Dolphin. Leeward Islands fleet arrives safely at the Craig of Isla.

le Tranc Isles France L’orient Falmouth Ceres East Indiaman Banastre Africa Jamaica St. Domingo Ruby New York Barcelona Rutland Guernsey Catherine Fowey Land’s End Flora Cork London Roscoff West Indies Mirabeau Mirabeau. . Re the. Governor Pinckney Quigin St. Mark’s Philadelphia Han_ dy Port“au: Prince Maria Waite Hispaniola New Nantes Providence Gonnstggen Bengal Hamburgh Dover Norwoop Clyde Craig Ifla

Young woman shoots self aboard brig Telemaque in harbor

In Plymouth a young woman aboard the brig Telemaque shot herself with a pistol loaded with nails in a desperate act after a captain imported an English girl and threatened to put her ashore. Several nails were removed, but she remains unlikely to survive. HARWICH notes describe arrivals of the Prince of Orange packet from Holland with Count Recxrome and his retinue, and the Prince of Wales extra packet with Mr Face the Secretary of State at the Hague.

Plymouth Telemaque Cer Bremen Aé&T Harwich Aug. S Prince of Orange Holland Count Recxrome Spain the Hague Prince of Wales Mr. Face

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