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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 09, 1797

Page

3

Maritime Movements Off Weymouth and Bristol

Portsmouth and Margate report a flotilla movement with Coromandel and Jamaica fleet ships arriving at Bristol. Frigates Chardin and Digmondis dispatched for Ireland and Margon duties while the Kangaroo sloop proceeds to refit near Weymouth. Sailed convoy parts delete damaged masts after a gale.

Portsmouth Aus Coromandel West-Indies Downs Syren Guernsey Niger Weymouth

Mutiny Executions Reported From Montague Shipyard

August 5 in Portsmouth harbor a royal order led to the execution of mutineers from the Montague. Durrack Hamilton Newman Parkinsor faced a yellow flag signal and gun salute before their removal to the San Damase for execution with naval guards and chaplain oversight. Militia and Marines assembled for public display at Spithead and surrounding defenses.

Admiralty Ohn Durrack Thomas Newman John Parkinsor Samuel Hamilton Montague Willian Spitfiead San-Damaso Portmquth B. Panis Pujfani San Damase Mr. Howes Royal’ Waliant Alph Dirrack Hamilton Marine Newman Navy Seamist Portsmouth South Devon West York Zuns South-Sea Common North Hants Gofort

Indictment Over Colonel Bell and Crigan Case Inquest

A historic indictment details findings about a June 11 attack in Doncaster involving Colonel Bell, Mr Crigan, and surgeon George Crigan. Testimonies describe tensions, a planned confrontation, and discussions of satisfaction or redress within a regiment, with Crigan seeking justice for an affront in Martinique.

George. Crigan Matthew Singleon Bell Forster Crigan Toy Colonel Bell Wittess Ireland Siiarods Gervase Rainey 45Th Regiment of Foot Forstér Cas Witterses Doncaster West Indies Lofry Rainey Col. Bell Peter King Gon Poole Martinique Coronel Tiverton Scott

Dreadful Storm Forces 59 Gun Canbria To Torbay

The Canbria of 59 guns, Captain Lecc, son of Lord Daatmourn, sought shelter in Torbay during a severe thunder storm. Its destination was the coast of Portugal. The Diane frigate under Captain Favteweas arrived at Weymouth from Portsea. The Raven, with prize Rey Carver, neared Deptford to anchor. Lark St. Vincent was wounded, sharing £12,500. The Ann Fewson from Petersburg, London, put into Tul for repairs after grounding near Blakeney. A gun signal for assistance led to a boy missing, suspected to have fallen victim to accidental cartridge ignition.

Canbria Lecc Daatmourn Torbay Cori Portugal Diane Favteweas Weynouth Pors Raven Rey Carver Rive Deptford Lark Irig

Trial of Colonel Bell Ends in Manslaughter Verdict

A court finds Colonel Bell guilty of manslaughter while acquitting Captain Forster and Owen Evans. The judge notes the Colonel’s provocation and orders a fine of six shillings eight pence and a one month imprisonment. The proceedings include defense from Lt. Col. Befi and remarks on service history.

Tergeetee Rpvpeee Atate Batt Forstar Rénbur Befi Crigan Forster Owen Evansle Bell Owen Evans

Encampment Planned at Curragh Amid Local Murder Report

Dublin reports an encampment of 3000 cavalry to be formed at the Curragh of Kildare. The case notes the murder of James Leland, a private of the Longford regiment, beaten with a poker and bayoneted during a quarrel at a publican's house in Abbotstown.

Kildare James Leland Longford Falkner Abbotstown

Meeting in field near Black Rock Cork ends with officer fires into air

Reports recount a duel between Lieut Crawtoons of the Elgin Regiment of Fencibles and Lieut Darling of the Rothsay and Caithness Regiment at a field near the Black Rock Cork. Also noted: Lewes Assizes sentence death to Dennett for robbery and reprieve. executions in Norwich and other court actions. a Hyde Park tragedy and a York Mail coach accident with heroic guard actions.

Douet Crawtoons Elgin Regiiment William "Ennett William Selmes Seddiescomb Butter Dennett Buc Nif Tyler Hide Prince of Norwich Rebecca Howard Robert Walpole County of Norfolk James Overland John Witham Jonathan Green John Holt Mount-street Grosvenousctaze Chelsea York Mail Wandsford

Small Rowing Sweepstake Winners and Names Recorded

A fragmentary list shows Mr. A Corbett’s Sweet Willy and Mr J aHey’s bag among entries for a Tuesday August event. Names like Herod and Mr. T Mason appear with several sweepstakes outcomes described as walked over.

A. Corbett J. aHey Herod T. Mason

Wednesday Gerttlemens Subscriptions and Sweepstakes Note

Fragmentary notice lists subscriptions and bets among named individuals including Underhill Lloyd Carber and Maatehoek. A pony sweepstakes is referenced with entries such as Cockney and Polly White Nose. Reads like a probate or club auction page with partial bids and prizes.

Underhill Lloyd A. Carber Woburn Garbet Sweet Lips Maatehoek Polly White Nose Aif

Trial of a Bawtry Clerk Ends in Sentenced Death

In York a trial before Mr Justice Rooxe drew a large crowd. Robert Dyren, a former Post Office clerk at Bawtry, admitted embezzling funds amid personal losses. Gentleness from locals described his life as exemplary. After a compassionate plea, the judge pronounced death, with many in tears.

Justice Rooxe Robert Dyfen Beety Bawtry Serjeant Verdi Rook

Violent Storms Across Leeds Area Leave Damage

A severe midnight storm in Leeds caused uprooted trees and roof damage, followed by a Tuesday thunderbolt that struck near Horsforth and Rigton. A cottage fire resulted from lightning, with two children inside one badly burned. In Marsden a man was killed at a dye house, and many trees were shattered across the West Riding.

Rigton Harewood Marsden Huddersfield West Riding

Hops and prison tragedy mingle in Kent news item

The Hop Market shows a bleak outlook with rising mould and fire-blast amid worsening crops across Kent East and West. Hops from last year are scarce. prices range from 61 to 81 per cwt. A Fleet prisoner named Payne died after a blow from Williams during a dispute over a tagquet ball. Williams faces trial for manslaughter at the Old Bailey. A nurse in Bury and a Frenchman found dead near Uxbridge Road round out a turbulent column of incidents.

Kent Farnham Payne Williams Old’ Bailey Bury Shancom Ramsay Uxbridge

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