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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 18, 1800

Page

4

Privateer La Revanche Captured Off Vigo and Ireland Appointments

Royal George reports capturing the French privateer La Revanche with 80 men and 14 six-pounders after a four quarter voyage from Vigo. Dublin Castle announces appointments for Ireland’s treasurer offices, including Earl of Shannon and Lord Castlereagh, with other noble commissioners. Dividends listed for September and October to various merchants and millers across Shropshire Devon and London.

Admiralty Office Cony St. Veicent Exan Nepean Royal George Sia Bayonne Vigo Marcus C. G. H. Towry Dublin Castle Iris Majesty Richard Earl of Shannon Order of St. Patrick Isaac Corry Robert Stewart Viscount Castlereagh Ireland Brankfort Jean Loftus Loftus Viscount Loftus

Price of Stocks and Global News from Falmouth

The Evening Mail notes stock prices at one o clock including 4% Consols at 64 33. It summarizes mails from New York and Halifax, the Lady Hobart Packet journey, and arrivals in Halifax. It reports Lord Castlereagh’s travel from Dublin, the Turkish ambassador’s departure for Constantinople, and discussion of diplomacy and naval matters. It comments on French naval ambitions, the Tree of Liberty, and public prosecutions urged by judges.

Omaiur New York Halifax Falmouth Lady Hobart Duck Master England Talifax Sian Lord Whitworth Baltic Wamark Bonabante St. Vincents Kerriss Apacs Borne

Treaty and Naval News From Leith To Bath and London

In a European affairs update, the treaty between Great Britain and Denmark is cited, including passports and search rights to prevent contraband. The piece then critiques a circulating naval strength claim on the Northern Powers, notes Baltic fleet arrivals at Leith Roads, and reports on Manilla exploits by the Sydelle and For. Domestic items cover prison reforms, bread price cuts, dignitaries’ marriages, a Bath death, rainfall, agricultural notes, and assorted local incidents from London, Bath, and Exeter.

Great Britain Denmark Baltic Leith Roads Lord Wurtworth Black Sea Mediterranean Cronstadt Copenhagen Cattigat Moopsy &c Russia M. Bowrtiever Konigsberg

Royal Pamiby Attends Evening Promenade at Soircie's Rooms

The Royal Pamiby and the Duke of Duxgerland visited Soircie's Rooms yesterday evening, promenading in half pair ten. This morning after breakfast their Majesties and the Duke boarded the Cambrian frigate but wind limited land. Malmesbury arrived to join the Royal Family expedition but the frigate could not sail far. Mr Baznisler begins engagement at the theatre tonight. Mr Quick leaves the price for Murgate.

Russia Denmark Sweden Bombay China Manilla Cockadey &c Samboangan Sybelle Baxsa Hatton-garden Royal Quick Murgate

Mutiny Trial and Executions Reach Royal Harbour

Reports from Portsmouth detail the execution of James Allen aboard the Branket after a mutiny on Hermione. A separate account describes Captain Pisor’s murder, with witnesses including Parrot and Watton, and Crawley’s decisive bayonet strike. Royal navy ships and convoy movements are noted from Leith and Plymouth.

Portsmouth, Ave Bill Branket Gronch Chark&7 Portsmouth Janes Allen Jota Watson Jfermione Spithead James Allen Braakel Bir Howett William Princ Pal Wiftiess Allen Parrot Butcher Tler Efe Marcy Hayat Hind Watton England Prince of Wales Strerk Pisor Hermione Lenyth Crawley Prego Prcor Edinburgh Baltic Leith Roads Plymouth Avs Channel Fleet Santa Margaretiarigate Halifax Picot Deal Sacerxes

Robbery on Croydon Road Near Throgmorten Street

A highwayman dressed with a crape mask stopped Rev. Mr. Jounsoy near the eight mile stone on the Croydon Road. He robbed the clergyman of about seven guineas in foreign coin, a pocket book with notes and drafts, and escaped with his work. The assailant struck at noon last Friday and fled toward Halifax on the St Allens man of war.

Tie Micklenfells, Boysen Philadelphia Amsterdam Halifax St. Allens Jounsoy Throgmorten-street Eight Mile Stone Croydon Road

Irish State Lottery Twenty Fourth Day Prize Listings

The fragment lists prize numbers for a draw dated the Twenty Fourth Day. Numbers 25,3759 and 9,122 28,759 appear with prizes described as one shilling or other small amounts.

Married notices and exchange rates from 19th century paper

A fragmented column lists marriages at St Olave's Southwark and other notices naming Edwards and Weymouth, with unrelated financial and exchange rate snippets for Hamburg Naples Lisbon Genoa Dublin and Exchequer Bills, reflecting busy but disjointed 19th century public notices and financial data.

S& Olave’s Southwark Mary Soephia Edwards Edwards Charitog John Weymouth Portsimouth Bryan Crowther Boswellcourt Charley Heacket Andrew Hacket Stevensons Queen-Square Hamburgh Naples Lisbon Genoa Leghonth Venice Dublin

Printer's Liability and Public Notice in Salisbury Square

Fragmented OCR notes announce a printer named J. Bowson in Salisbury Square with address at the Office in Biad. Communicational details reference press work and publication times, indicating notices for the public and press deadlines in June.

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