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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 20, 1792

Page

4

Combined Armies of Austria and Prussia Move on Paris

Reports from a French observer detail the north army of 75,000 Austrians and 70,000 Prussians with 10,000 Emigrants under Brunswick marching toward Paris through Lorraine and Champagne. The south army, 18,000 Hessians, 15,000 Austrians, 10,000 Emigrants, fronts Landau and approaches Alsace.

Duke of Brunswick France Lorraine Prussia Paris Clairfait Beaulieu French Bore Ny Prince DE Coupeé Prince Homrnions Landar Alsace

The French Armies Near Metz and Strasbourg

The three grand French Armies are poorly officered and ill supplied. Estimates place forces around 120000, though likely exaggerated. Lucxner pockets near Metz, Fayette at Slontmedi, CustTing on the Rhine near Strasbourg. nobility to Weymouth before a naval review.

France Marshal Lucxner Metz Lorraine Fayette Slontmedi ofLuxemburgh M. Ve CustTing Rhine Strasburg Weymouth

Royal events and political shifts stir 18th century Britain

The Duke of York and Duchess travel from Oaklands to Brighton to celebrate the Prince of Wales's birthday before proceeding to Weymouth. Duke of Beaufort withdraws opposition at Oxford leaving Duke of Portail without rival for Chancellor. Empress orders French envoy to depart. 18,000 troops to be drafted, hinting at war. Jamaica mail arrives for Cumberland. Lord Mayor orders bread unchanged. Weymouth Royal Mail carriage overturns with no fatalities. Hiprestry Coxe named Somersetshire candidate following Edward Puerres.

Duke of York Oaklands Surrey Brighton Prince of Wales Weymouth Duke of Beaufort Oxford Duke of Portpain Earl Gower Lindsay Russia France Bavaria Austrian Netherlands Jamaica Duke of Cumberland Drake Falmouth Royal Mail Salisbury Hiprestry Coxe Somersetshire Epward Puerres Efa

Address to the Marquis Townshend by Dublin Corporation

Yesterday a Post Assembly at the Exhibition House in William Street considered addressing the Marquis Townshend on his arrival. A committee was appointed to prepare the address congratulating his safe arrival and awaiting concurrence of the Commons. The resolution passed unanimously with one dissent. The Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, the committee, and the address were to be engrossed and sealed, then delivered to Townshend.

Dublin William-street Marquis of Townshend Hicu Townshend Cope

England recalls envoy as Paris upheaval continues

The English Embassy in Paris faces recall as Louis XVI’s suspension deepens France’s crisis. Earl Gower’s return is justified by court etiquette though it may seem meddlesome amid Revolution debates. Separate notes cover Vanbroek pursuit, a future Glamorgan woollen mill plan, York Justices’ jail labor rules, Worcester fair results, and Durham Salisbury diocesan visitations with 13 83 youths confirmed.

Paris France Earl Gower Lindsay Louis XVI England M. LuLeau Brompton Bath Leicester de la Fontaine Bow Street Vanbroek Tuerruson London Dover Glamorganshire Justices of Peace County of York Worcester Newcastle Durham Salisbury Marlborough Hungerford Swincon Salsbury Farringdon Sre

Jamaica Rum duty rise and Caribbean quake report

West Indies news from Montego Bay notes US Congress raising Jamaica Rum duty from 25 to 32 cents effective July 1. A strong earthquake near Liguanea rattled buildings at night, while a ship Ritton burned at Old Harbour Bay, causing about 25 000 pounds loss. Also reported are a potential US Spain treaty, a private shot at Uppark Camp, a brig mate drowning, and dispatches from Cape Francois with movement of French officials in Hispaniola.

Montego-Bay Congress of the United Statesi Jamaica Liguanea Ritton Fairclough Old Harbour Bay Liverpool United States of America Court of Maurice Hay Uppark Camp Royals 16Th 13Th Friendship Aughton Mosquetoes la Fortune M. Bollenger Cape Francois M. Raboteau Colonial Assembly M. Blanchelande Hispaniola Esper Ee

Celebrated navigator killed in Champ Elee

The renowned navigator M. Boveainville was killed on August 16 while walking with a lady in the Champ Elee. The incident is set against French upheaval, with the National Assembly likened to a captive under pressure from the Ja cobin Club and looming insurrection if leaders leave Paris or stray from fashionable principles.

M. Boveainville Champ Elee National Assembly of France Jacobin Club Paris

August Meeting and Horse Trades Advertisement

An August meeting schedule lists events from Wednesday to Friday with Fifty Pounds purses for various ages and breeds. Also included is a local apothecary's notice promoting a patent antiseptic drop, praising its health benefits despite warnings of false claims, dated July 28, 1792.

Arrivals and notices from Portsmouth to Dublin August 21

Shipping arrivals list Roby Fetheringham Neri Storcy Jane Footner from Sunderland Le Havre Waterford Tames Skirret from Oporto Rotterdam Julius Pring Callanan from Conard Williag Stewart from Maryland Bourgeaux Mari Jacquess West Philadelphia Nice New Erphirates Gooch from London Ib chus Burgain from Maryland Hamburg Catharine Ainithydpas from Lons Ceres Mich from Philadelphia Dunkirk Phonix Phinn from Charleston in the Downs Poreas Man Grenada G Duke Pellck from Virginia Princess Mary Howards Dublin Av Cork Sarapson Reffiter Philadelphia Trabelia M udNirdy Lisbon Whiby Prospect Banks from Davis 8 Falmouth Sugar Cane Seaton from St Kent's Dear August 2 Wind W.S. W Arrived for the River Avalant ty Jones from New Hibernia Breneck from St Vincent's and brothers from Maryland Sailed Harrior Phelps for Kent Wintringham for Smyrna Fly Bridge mouth Remain Harriot Burhyen for Virginia India Pilots Dea August 21 Wind S W Remain Harriot Ruthner Virginia Aj Cock Oporto two India Pilots Theatrical reports Taratre HayMARKET I tle of Hexham Son in Law Married At Manchester Rev Thomas Braithwaite to Miss Cooke Latouche at Marl a Latouche at Craighead Stirling James Thomson jun to Miss Yo Stirling on Monday 13th at Craighead Perthshire To Miss Woodward at Hornley Died General Phillipson Talbot Harris Howell Williams Remains in Dublin Corn Exchange prices and stock lists indicate varied wheat prices and market conditions for corn and grains with numerous named ships and ports.

NFIVS Portsmouth Robys Fetheringham Neri Storcy Sunderland Jane Footner Wateford Tames Skirret Oporto Rotterdam Julius Pring Callanan Conard Williag Stewart Maryland Bourgeaux Mari Jacquess Nice Erphirates Gooch London Harrior Phelps For Man Grenada Grand Dukes Lock Virginia Princess Mary Howiard Yhalls Middleton Liverpool Harriott, Ruthner Virginia Aj Cock India

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