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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 26, 1799

Page

3

Imperial naval actions and merchant sailings amid August notices

Reports from Yarmouth and Sheerness detail multiple ships in and out of port including the Afrea frigate and Insperor sloop, the Hazard, and various naval vessels. Detained Swedish ship Hedvig from Almeria to Hamburgh and local convoys with victuallers are described alongside Capt. Gaines and Frat a chake off Breft. Also noted are troop transports, mail packets, and the Pylades and Latona operations near Schiermonikoog and Ameland with reports from Admiral Duncan and Captain Mackenzie praising officers and crews. Detailing achievements against enemy gun-schooners, the crashes, and spiking batteries, the items highlight ongoing coastal defense, convoy movements, and strategic engagements across the North Sea theater.

Gaines Breft Lottery Revenue Cruizer Cawland Jaden Spa Torbay His Majesty Magnanime Taylor Hedvig Johan Bensentson Almeria Hamburgh Barilla Hawick Bartholomew Pylades Schiermonikoog Srp. Holland Wm. Gray Searle L’espiegie Thors Crath A&ing Slade Latona Vengeance Schiermonikoeg Frank Sotheron A. Mackenzie Pylaces Schiermonixoog Sia Holland Schiermonkoog Mr. Gray Campbell Humphreys Lieut Fune

French War News From Italy And Interior Turmoil

Reports from Paris Parisian dispatches describe Champinieres march on Turin at the head of 36 000 troops while Austro Russians retreat. The War Minister orders Maj General La Tour Foissac tried by a Council of War. Insurrections rise in Gers and Lyons accuses with no proof of aiding Archduke Charles. Veterans and staff punished. a new light infantry brigade marches to Paris. Messages from Italy note Joubert unites with Naples army and estimates 45 000 French against 50 000 enemies. Directory warns rulers and public order, proposes rewards for capturing rebels and arms seizures, and contends the state must be defended with a second army line.

Champinnerthas Susa Turin Italy Caufe Latour Foiffac Mantua Lyons Cuarues Department Gers Carmen Schalezers Suzvarrow Temple Paris Constantinople Acre Switzerland Zurich Uri St. Gothard Revel Dantzick Vandamme Rhine Coriigliano Joubert Naples Morgan Morcau Ceva Genoa Republic Directory Res Seation Tribune Lucien Buotaparte Commission of Seven Foubert Bormuda Acqui Beaulieu Helvetia Mayfena the Alps Championier Moreau England Esthafferiaux Eschafiriaux and Lucier Ruozas Parte

Royal visit at Weymouth Theatre after gala event

The Royal Family and a large nobility party attended a theatre performance in Weymouth yesterday. At 11 o clock the King Queen and Princesses with attendants went to church where Rev Dr Lane Ford preached. Lord Somerville Lord and Lady Supper and Mr and Mrs Drax Grosvenor arrived last night.

Lane-Ford Lord Somerville Drax Grosvenor

Extract of a Letter from General Suchet to War Minister

Capriata Sur L Orba August 13 General Suchet informs the War Minister that the left wing of the army extended beyond Milesimo has moved to Capriata. An 8 to 13,000 strong corps under General BetirrGarpe holds Rezzo and Bristagna ports. French crossed the Bormida and forced the enemy back to Castel di Ferro leaving 30 dragoons. Wounded were Marrzaxo and Captain of the 1st Regiment of Chaffeurs. Soldiers recover from reverses and look to victory for the Republic.

Suchet Army OF Teo BetirrGarpe Rezzo Bristagna Bormida Castel-di-Fero Kefner Marrzaxo Aichepanse Chaffeurs

Council of Five Hundred Debates Desertion Crisis and Death Penalty

The council denounces desertion from armies, urging the penal part of Jourdan’s project to levy the death penalty on deserters. The Directory reports Helvetian victories with 1800 prisoners and cannons seized. Baltic and Brussels news discuss neutrality, coalition risks, and British naval movements near Ostend and Zee land, with troop concentrations and forced marches underway.

Laurac Jourdan Helvetia Valais Rhone Turca Aar

Letter from Count de P artois from Edinburgh 1799

In August 1799 Count de P artois writes to the Lord Provost and Magistrates of Edinburgh expressing gratitude for hospitality and noting his departure for the king’s service. He mentions French vessels equipped in the Mediterranean resembling Barbary corsairs with heavy guns and oars to navigate calms.

p’Artois Edinburgh Laree Charles Phillips Edin Mediterranean

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