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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 17, 1792

Page

4

Impeachment in Paris Assembly Targets Ministers of November Night

Paris dispatch reports Thur day noon that M Duartes Lametu and his brother Alexander Barnave along with the November ministers were impeached in the Assembly. The list includes Du Porte Du Terriz Duportait Montmorin and others. The king’s Civil List funding is noted, with plans for a troop review on the 10th and a plot led by M. Viomsurt involving 100 men.

M. Duartes Lametu Banantm Normandy Alexander Barnave du Porte du Terriz Duportait Montmorin, &c Prince Roya M. Pe Viomsurt M. Ducua Teten AcHilLes M. “Puyseeur Mareschal Pe Marttry M.M. de

French Emigrants to Move as Royal Party Arrives

From Treves to Manheim dated August, reports say French emigrants will quit the town to make room for the Profan garrison while Royal Highnesses the French Princes and the Duke of Brunswick are expected. The Prussian and Imperial forces maneuver near Landau and Metz with expected actions and reinforcements anticipated by November 11.

Treves Duke of Brunswick Honteim Hetzerat Metz Manheim Kellerman Landau Weiffemburg Germersheim Spiers Erbach Prince Bschenlohe

Delays in India Appointment and European War News

Monday reports strained timing for a successor to Lord Cornwallis in Bengal with February 1793 target likely missed. Letters note Dundas too valuable to spare, Cornwallis to stay till then. Duke of Brunswick’s march toward Paris. Marseilles rejects Louis XVI, and other notices include Wireles arriving with news from Lisbon and Bathurst a candidate for Eye borough.

Lord Cornwalls India Bengal Dunpa Earl of Guitprorp Dundas Inga Lord Curnwaxuis Pengal Europe Con Nwaltts Coblentz Duke Hatzerodt Caffel Marseilles Paris Louis XVI la Fayette Wiruis Lisbon PortuGal Prince of Brazil Bathurst Eye Phillreson

Fire destroys the Newstreet Theatre in Birmingham

The town awoke at two to a blaze tearing through the Newstree Theatre, the largest theatre building outside the metropolis. Engines fought the flames for hours, the theatre ruined though no lives lost, Shakspeare Tavern nearly wrecked, caused, some say, by a revengeful act, with all areas aflame simultaneously. Oxford Blues aided the crowd and police kept order. The theatre, owned by multiple parties, was insured near full value.

Newstree Thote Shakspeare Oxford Blues

The Royal Excursion to Gloucester Lodge

This afternoon the royal party arrived at Gloucester Lodge with a martial welcome from Mr Stade's Hotel and a royal salute from the Esplanade. The Queen and Princesses dined, walked on the spa, and engaged with Weymouth officials about local improvements as illuminations lit the town. The King spoke with Nobility and Gentry, the Queen and daughters visited the Lodge, and a royal floating bath was moored opposite the Lodge. The morning's terrace walk and harbour view accompanied a stormy day preventing the ride.

Gloucester Lodge Spa Mr. Stewart Portland Castle Weymouth Col Gorpsworthy Capt. Grinpart Sovereren Lord Herpert

Mail Coach Overturns Near Nettlebed Hurt Passenger

A Worcester Mail Coach overturned on a road near Nettlebed between Benson and Henley on Thames. The passenger suffered head and arm injuries as the coach tipped onto a bank. the driver likely asleep. The report cites widespread danger from hasty stage and mail coaches and notes similar accidents, including a Hull incident where three boys drowned after a bathing accident. A Bristol conflict between the Corporation and Citizens over the Gaol Bill sparks large parish subscriptions.

Worcester Nettlebed Benson Henley Thames Hull Humber Clark Carr Briggs Bristol

Courtenay Entries Highlight 19th Century Horse Sports

Sporting Intelligence recalls August races with Lord Courtenay entries dominating events. Adeline Spider St Albans and Ca Ira are listed among horses ridden by gentlemen, including two mile heats and four mile events. Sackville's Rover won the Handicap Sweepstakes as details of other races emerge from the plate and city plates.

Ld Courtenay Courtenay St. Albans Sol Lo Courtenay Mr. Chichester Ld. Sackville Rover

Racing Stakes Describe Letcomb and Don Quixotte Races

In the August meeting notes Lord Craven’s fifty pounds kick off a set of heats for four miles with Letcomb Wonder Pantaloon and Bandy among top contenders. The Lambourn Cup features Don Quixotte and Hamlet with various walksovers and purses listed. racing continues with several subscriptions and four mile legs concluding the event.

Lord Craven Turnar B. H. Letcomb Belfast Br. H. Wonder Mr. Lade Pantaloon Capt. Shoulden H. Bandy Watson B. F. Kezia Dundas B.h. Hartford Turner F. Poole B. F. Kerenlappuch Jemima Sch.c. Hamlet Garrick Annesley Hiera Piera Critic

Thorough Racing Cards From Bedford and York Meet

Wednesday lists Fifty Pounds from the Duke of Bedford for three year olds and Elusive entries. Prince of Wales sired foals by Anvil and Diomed, with forfeit paid by York and allies. Thursday features the Gentlemen's Subscription Purse of gol and a sweepstakes for all ages, with Bedford entries and Villiers horse records. Skyscraper wins by walkover.

Duke of Bedford D.of York Vernon P. of Wales B. c Diomed H. G D. of Bedford Mr. Villiers

Mercury Visible After Sunset and Canterbury Races Start

Tomorrow Mercury may be seen briefly near sunset with a brilliant appearance, returning in October. Canterbury Races begin tomorrow with Lord Le Despenser and Captain Parit Lon as stewards. Nottingham barracks will be built in the Park on Duke of Newcastle land. A dealer’s letter from Norwich reports a wool shipment before learning of death. Russia’s Grand Duchess delivers a princess. Mary of Scotland’s enemies forge letters to condemn her. Jacobins imitate the forgery tactic against their sovereign.

Mercury Canterbury Lord le Despenser Parit- Lon Nottingham Duke of Newcastle Woos Norwich Petersbugh M. Deboli Republic of Poland M. Geneft France Russia Olza Pawlowna Mary of Scotland

Tumbridge Wells Ball Honors Royal Birthday Night

The Tunbridge Wells ball at Fry's celebrated the Prince of Wales birthday with near 200 diners. After supper the Prince and Royal Family healths were drunk thrice, gentlemen stood as commanded, ladies smiled. Dancing ran to four. Nobles present included Lord Dover Leitrim Valencia Aubr? etc.

Fry's Prince of Wales Tyson

Public Office Bow Street examines officers in Hyde Park incident

A magistrate heard testimony about an indecent act in Hyde Park involving John Scott and a high ranking military officer. Witnesses described the scene and both men were taken into custody. After payment offers failed, they were jailed near the location but released when the General revealed his identity. Scott remained in custody for further examination.

Tuomas Gorvon Scott John Scott Hyde Park

Reexaminations On Charge Against General G and Fobscat

Saturday Thomas Cannon William Heywind and 7 4imas Godfrey were reexamined before Mr Justice Bony on a charge of S- y preferred by them against General G and Fobscat. John Scott was also examined and by his confession corroborated Cannon and Heywood. An apprehen sion of debt kept the General from attending but he pledged to appear Tuesday at eleven. Scott, a dirty looking boy about 18, is in custody.

Thomas’ Cannon William Heywind Godfrey Justice Bony Fohn Scott Cannon Heywood Sempre Scott

Meeting of General Officers Over Guypickens Charges

A meeting at Horse-Guards yesterday examined charges against General Guypickens and resolved to support him pending clearer proof. The latest assizes show few radical convictions across multiple towns with most prisoners reprieved, while Mr Forrest of Lincoln's Inn was assaulted in Greffe Street Rathbone Place, losing a gold watch and 20 guineas.

Orrficers Horse-Guards Guypickens Salisbury Durham Chelmsford Bury St. Edmund’s Dorchester Exeter Hereford and Monmouth Lincoln Maidstone Shrewsbury Wells s—Arne Stafford Guildford Newcastle Hirham Forrest Lincoln’s Inn Rathboe Place

Arrivals and Departures at Port Cities August 19 20

The port list records arrivals at Falmouth Quebec Dover and Portsmouth including Zephyr Harriot Esther and Olive Branch from various origins. Departures include the Tartar from Havre de Grace and the Pomona from Georgia while ships Deer and Lovell remain with Harriot Phelps heading to rade and other vessels sailing to London Dublin and Lobster Bay.

Portsmouth Matthew Wepster Memel Swift Briggs Hart of Oak Parsons Eleanor Young Sunderland Tartar Smith Havre-de-Grace Falmouth Zephyr Allen Petersburg Quebec Harriot Strong Jamaica General Welle Kippeny West Indies Jeffe Wiseman Grenada Lillies Davis London Britannia Atkinson Liverpool Cadiz Esther Purnel Virginia Bay Chaleur Hope Pearson Portmouth Phoenix Charleston Dover Nancy Gilchrist Danby Harris Oporto Dick, Fleury Tortola Hambrow Thames Linder Dublin Hartley, Bell Marquis of Lavine Livingstone Good Intent Pindergrass Stockholm Pontenene Wright Bitbao Clark Albion Birkett Whitby Uxbridge Cuthbertson Archane Gell Captain Cook Roberts Riga Ann Cram Unanimity Lawson John and Mary Hansom Robert Elizabeth Green Juno Williamson Content Dove Pratty Vigilant Holt Peterbourgh

Theatrical Reports The Sur render of Calais at Haymarket

Saturday evening at Haymarket presented The Surrender of Calais with The Agreeable Surprise in a program blending drama and lighter entertainment. Performances drew local audiences and mixed critical reception reflected in lively chatter after curtain.

Theatre Haymarket Calais

Prices of Stocks and Bonds in 18th Century Ledger

The list shows Bayr Stock at 206 1 half with 3 percent, Red 92 7 8 with 3 percent, Consols of 3 quarters 7 Sths at 3 8ths, Cont. 3 8ths per cent, Anns 1771 8 long 267 16, 1 half pur ditto short 1778 1779 12 3 16ths 1 gth pur Inpra Stock 207, Ditto Bonds 122, South Sea Stock, Lottery Tickets 161, values in shillings and pence with various percent figures.

Bayr Consol Tis Nhith Mitte Vl. As

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