Emigrant Caravans and Counter-Revolution Plots Across Regions
Fragmentary report describes Pak Eyshspahe in Constance linked to a large commercial concern aiding interior France, and famed chasseur Dateur in Doubs and Jura stirring pro-English loyalties. Lyons merchants resuming emigre trade into Jura, with caravans of 20 to 30 led by prominent figures. government crackdowns halted the flow. Swabia Bavaria see renewed emigre movement. Major Mural is abroad, while Erlach de Rigenberg and Steizer operate under disguise in Vienna and Bavaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pak Eyshspahe
Itgrdaxt
Constance
Ander Fe
la Braje
Concern
France
Dateur
Bere
Doubs
Jura
Wickham
England
Lyons
Bavaria
Afd
Suabia
Murtich
M. Je Marquis d’Efars
Metis
Vaudecourt
Dibastois
Swifts
Swabia
Berne
Munich
Egyptian and European War Dispatches and Local Incidents
The Evening Mail reports on French and Turkish maneuvers in the Mediterranean, Buonaparte’s Egypt expedition rumors, Austrian and Russian angles, and a Persian civil war. It notes a Russian interest in Mediterranean footholds, potential fleet actions near Candia, and possible joint operations against French advances, alongside local crime and experiments like a highwayman attack on General Doyle and antiquities found near Cheltenham.
Faction Turmoil in the French Republic and Paris Pranks
Frenzied factional agitation grips the French Republic as debates over liberty and the preeminent govern ment threaten. The Legislative Body increases pay for members and plans a lavish festival. A Padua revolutionary club is exposed and several members are detained amid Malta’s capture celebrations. Rumors of a vast conspiracy to sway Imperial Army soldiers circulate with many conspirators reportedly arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padua
Malta
Royal Review at Windsor in Cavalry versus Infantry Action
Troops including the Staffordshire Militia gathered at Windsor as the King and Queen reviewed the ground at Datchet lane. A mock battle featured heavy cavalry assault against a defensive hill setup by the Staffordshire Foot and Light Horse, with cannon fire and captured gear. The display drew the Duke of Portland, Earl Spencer, and other nobility, though one 11th Light Dragoons rider was killed in the mock engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Earl of Cuesrearizto
Hords Caaven and
Catucart
King’s Beach Hill
Staffordshire Regiment of Foot
16Th Light Horse
Duke of Port Land
Earl Spencer
Lord Grenvitts
11Th Light Dragoons
Sail News From Falmouth and Dover Aug 20 22 71 23
Ship news from Falmouth August 20 reports about 40 sail of English and American ships under Cleopatra frigate escort awaiting departure for Cork and America. Dover August 22 notes a vessel arriving with four passengers from Gravelines, contradicting earlier reports of no more passengers. Deal and Portsmouth items mention ships sailing or arriving, multiple tenders and bombs, and a Swedish sloop of war in convoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Israut Perrew
Cork
America
Dover
Gravelines
Buonaparte
Deal
Portsmouth
Overster
Ardent
Romney
Severn
Judith
Desperate naval action near Tellicherry ends in surrender
From the Bombay Courier the May letters describe the Raymond and Woodcore engaging an English-coloured ship near Tellicherry. After a close fight of roughly three quarters of an hour, the enemy yielded. captains SmeNNey and Hannay were summoned aboard the French prize Prenentz and later sent back to their ships. Commodore Pickett, of the Company's Marine, died January 13 at Keima, with Captain Surweruann succeeding him. The Gloucester ship Gloucefer, captain Ferryman, from Amboyna, arrived as provisions ran short at the settlement. The Bombay frigate under Lieut. Frost and the Refisance under Paxennam were said to be bound against Tenaté.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Evoyn
Alexandria
Constantinople
Egypt
Ottoman Empire
Turkey
France
Republic
Petersburgh
Mediterranean
Russia
Italy
Buonaparte
Persia
Mahomet Kan
Ipahan
Bala Kan
Highbury-place
Germany
Whitechapel
Doviz
de Camp
Portsmouth
Gibraltar
Red Hill
Ripley
Doyle
Ruth
Doyte
Fincey
Furace
Slade-bottom
Painswick
Birdlip
Cheltenham
Rodborough
Bombay
Madras
Gloucefer
Ferryman
Amboyna
Frost
Banda
Paxennam
Tenaté
C. Pickett
Marine
Keema
Celebes
Surweruann
Raymond
Suupiey
Hannay
Tellicherry
Smepiey
Woodcote
Preneure
Prencue
Smenvey
Prenentz
Engagement Off Tellicherry And Prize News
The crew of Indiamen were allowed ashore under a flag of truce at Tellicherry after taking clothes and baggage. The Preneufe carried 46 guns and 556 men, the Raymond 26 guns. casualties included 3 killed and 4 wounded on the Raymond, with Miss Beurron of the 75th Regiment grazed by a splinter. A small brig was captured, and suspicions about foreigners at the factory led to an official inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tellicherry
L’hermité
Raymond
Brurton
Beurron
Hearn
Marie
Hanway
PUBLIC OFFICE BOW STREET FORGERY TRIAL OF ROBERT L TRAPT
Robert Ladbrooke Trapt appeared before a Bow Street magistrate on a charge of forging a draft for 14 pounds drawn on Devayngs and Co Bankers. The draft, dated August 26, 1798, was purportedly by Mr Ros Sturdy. Sturdy testified the draft was not his handwriting. The prisoner, a clerk to Sturdy, faced multiple forgery charges, including forging his master’s name for about 15 pounds. Details were adjourned to the next examination. Bank notes totaling 9 pounds were found on him. A supposed betrothal with a fortune-holding family surfaced, with the prisoner having deposited property with their daughter’s custody. A Knightsbridge baker was fined 12 shillings for selling a quarter-pound leaf four ounces short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ladbrooke Trapt
Ros. Sturpy
Messrs
Devayngs
Carey
Treet
Sturdy
Knightsbridge
Three men jailed for three months over contract breach
Yesterday Joseph Smith Peter Steile and Luker jlaffman were committed from the Police Office Shadwell to the House of Correction for three months after a complaint by Mr Hotsouse sugar baker for leaving their work unfinished and absconding before contract expiry. A man and two women were fined five shillings each before Sir Wm. Promer at Guild Hall for driving fruit-bars on the footpath. Two houses in St Martin's Lane fell but tenants escaped with warning. neighbours helped save furniture and fear grows of the adjoining building collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Peter Steile
Luker Jlaffman
Shadwell
House of Correction
Hotsouse
Wm. Promer
Guildhall
St. Martin’s-lane
Kid
Lawyon
Irish State Lottery Draw Report
Twenty numbers listed with several ticket and draw references. Details include numbers 8007 1001 13019 1591379 16973 22160 31540 and related “rover” or draw terms, indicating a record of lottery results and stake figures.
Married Names and Dalliances in Surrey and Essex
On Tuesday last Richard Norman of Leatherhead in Surrey married Lady Elizabeth Manners, eldest daughter of the Duchess of Rutland. Yesterday at Mary-le-bone Church Rev William Dickins of Lincoln's Inn joined Thomas Dickins to Miss Hinge, youngest daughter of the late Jacob Hinde of Langham Hall Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Norman
Leatherhead
Surry
Elizabeth, Manners
Duchess of Rutland
Mary-le-bonne
Wm. Dickins
Thomas Dickins
Lincoln’s Inn
Hinge
Jacob Hinde
Langhen Hall
County of
Essex
Obituaries and Notices from Easthourne and London
Died. On Thursday last at Easthourne Sussex Neville wife of Major Neville of the Royal Artillery. On Sunday last in Piccadilly Isaac Walton Esq over 20 years one of the Pages of the Bed-Chamber to His Majesty. The Place is in the Gift of the Duke of Roxburgh. Groom of the Stole to the King. On Saturday afternoon at his Apartments in the New Road John Hagelston. On Monday last at Clapham David Court Esq Secretary to Trinity House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easthourne
Sussex
Neville
Major
Royal Artillery
Piccadilly
Isaac Walton
Duke of Roxburgh
New Road
John Hagelston
Clapham
David Court
Trinity House
Fragmentary historic stock list with rates and notes
A garbled OCR stock column fragment shows rates and terms such as Bank stock 132 2 130, 3 percent, 4 per cent, Exchequer Bille prem 1 for 5 percent, and various annuities and stock notations. The text lists entities like Omnium and CoA with remarks including annual increments and dates, but many tokens are cut or misread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prise O Bank
Bank L. A
Printing and Publishing Notice for Conoon Patriepsy J. Walter
Notice from J Bonsor at the Office in Plackfriars regarding printing house services for Conoon Patriepsy J. Walter and related publications. Communications for the paper to be addressed to the printers at Sixbury Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoon
Patriepsy J. Walter
and. Walter
Sevanrr
J. Bonsor
Sali thury-Square
Plackfriars
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Evening Mail
Postscript
London
Touren
L'Eche
t.Alexandria
Julya
Deheieul Telnet
Ieeconeldie Prac
Tie Republic
Periétt
Ehrendreifein
Rhine
Kehl
Caffel
Mars
St.Peter
Paussia
Europe
Corfuy
Morra
Porta
Genoa
Narves
Court of Vienna
Royal Review
Ship News
Wind S. Wi
Public Office
Bow-Street
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