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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 22, 1791

Page

3

Treaty news and obits from Aug London Gazette notices

The London Gazette reports a definitive treaty of peace signed on the 4th between the Emperor and the Ottoman Porte with mediation by Britain Prussia and the United Provinces, and a separate convention on borders. It notes the death of Mahomet Basha Dey of Algiers and the proclamation of Hassan Basha as successor. Also listed are bankruptcies and bankrupts with surrender dates and locations, upcoming dividends, and certificates to be granted for September 13, all from various English towns and inns.

Lord Grenville Robert Murray Keith Bath Vienna Scziftove Pease Prussia States General United Provinces Arevers Mahomet Basha Algiers Hassan Basha Thomas Thomas Kimbolton Huntingdon Guildhall Samuel Elliott John Elliott Bristol Atten London William ‘Crosdale Liverpool Lancashire Golden View Dale-street Attorney Charles Clemens Ailliad Green, the Younger Leeds Yorkshire Sptember Spread Eagle Inn Manchester Attornes Parker and Hawkworth Chancery Lane James Cock Cambridge Carrier Red Lion Lan Butcher Camebridge Thomas Francis Bewdley Worcestershire George Inn Seager Bewley

Return of Imperial Ministers and European Politics

Reports from yesterday note liberty for the French Kine and the return of Imperial Ministers to the Congress of Scuislove, with ratification expected soon of the Treaty of Reichenbach between the Emperor and the Turks. Stock-market jitters in India and Holland loom, while European rulers discuss marriages, travels to Silesia, and potential gatherings at Pilnitz.

Scuislove Reichenbach Robert Murray Keith Marquis de Lucnesini Russia India Stock Exchange Holland Duke of York Frederica Prussia Berlin Silesia Duke of Yorx Elector of Saxony Pilnitz Prince of Aubault Defau France Ferdinand Martsoroven Brighton Blenheim Oxfordshire

Frontiers Defense and Armament Debates in National Assembly

The French National Assembly maneuvers on frontier security amid Spain, approving an increase of 8000 to 14000 National Guards near Bitche and Befort. Bordeaux seeks 800,000 livres. decrees on postage, arm supplies, and canal creation pass. Deputies discuss arming Pyrenees and Varennes arrests, with ministers detailing troop and supply measures along Alsace, Flanders, Provence fronts.

M. Alexander de Beaubarneis Bitche Befort M. Canus Bordeaux Committee of Finance Lower Pyrenees Arnaudat M. Georges Clermont Varennnes M. Regnault War Interior Departments M. Monteron France Bourbon Isle of National Assembly M. Malouet War and Interior Departments M. le President Spain Alsace Flanders Pyrenees Perpignan Bayonne Dauphiny Provence Foreign Affairs Spai

Pore Brief to Caen Rector on Clergy Oath

The Pore submits a brief to the Rector of Caen praising the National Assembly’s oath enjoined to the Clergy. The East India Company orders two ships to visit the Pelew Islands from Bombay under Captain M Cleve r. Journals are expected aboard Lord Thurlow, Captain William Thompson, after leaving St Helena. Government hires two more ships for Botany Bay and directs gaolers to send transported prisoners to London for shipboard. Dutch East India Company reports ten ships prepared, with only one arriving this year.

University of Caen National Assembly of France Earl of Lord Thurlow William Thompson St. Helena Abergavenny Botany Bay Deptford England London

Assize Charges Onriots At Warwick Crown Session

Sir Beaumont Hotham and Sir Richard Perryn sat in Warwick Assizes as Grand Jury was charged with enforcing law against tumultuous risings and church destructions. The judge warned that insurrections threaten the constitution and treason, citing the Riot Act and penalties for unlawful assemblies. Trials were not expected the same day for the rioters.

Beaumont Hotham His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer Richard.Perryn Barons of Grand Fuiry George the First Phéte

Notable Birmingham Robbery Case and Court Sentences

Edward Brews convicted of highway robbery against John Vale on May 16. The assault involved theft of a hat, leather shoes, and other items after being halted at a stile. Witnesses testified. jury returned guilty, death sentence pronounced by Baron Prrayn. Additional verdicts: William Taylor jailed for hats theft. George Harris acquitted on a guinea and five shillings claim. other convictions: John Avel seven years transportation. George Yardley several brassware items. Robert Ovwen burnt in the hand. NISI PRIUS BAR and Court actions noted with a bridle-path dispute verdict: Thomas Greenway vs Bracchard Airlig. Verdict for plaintiff. bridle-path rights denied. The case docket lists further proceedings for Lucy and Smith.

Edward Brews John Vale Mr. Vale Joseph Smallwood Baron Prrayn Willam Taylor Adams Birmingham George Harris John Avel Mr. Porter Porstation George Yardley William Blacksford Atlen Robert Ovwen Baron Horiam Thomas Greenway, Esq Bra Cchard Aitlig Ffg Darylled Darylled For the Plaintiff, Aid Mr. Newdham Kingsbury Lucy and Smith

Benefit receipts at Liverpool show lucrative summer returns

The article lists summer benefit receipts in Liverpool up to Tuesday night including figures for Mr. Holman Mrs. Ward Mrs. Mountain Sparks and Power Munden Mrs. Davis Ticket Night Banks and Hollingworth Aickin with Mrs. Wells imitations Miss Hagley and more. It also notes a burglary reprieve at Monmouth and a series of local incidents including a fatal accidental shooting a Worcester stage accident a hairless bull calf in Abingdon and several robberies near Finchley Chalk Farm and Red Lion Square.

Liverpool Holman Boyce Wiinley—Verdia Worcester Gloucester Benjamin Badcock Frilford Hamerton Finchley Wroton Bedfordshire Blackiston Red Lion Square Chalk Farm

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