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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 27, 1792
Page
3
The monarch expresses solicitude and anxiety for the fate of their Mott Cuxistian Mas gestis. He expects their persons to be spared from all violence, a commission whose conduct would provoke widespread indignation across Europe.
Major John Callow becomes Lieutenant Colonel and other rank changes across the dragoons, foot regiments, and independent companies. Dividend dates listed for multiple trades, with surrender notices and appointments at Guildhall, Port Augustus, and various counties. Includes names such as Campbell, Montell, Pye, Allen, and Garrisons details.
London reports note the Duke of Portram elected Chancellor of the University of Oxfox with plans for a grand Assembly Room entertainment for college heads. Market chatter mentions Bank of St Charles Madrid profits and a 6.8 percent dividend, while France’s turmoil affects bills and trade.
A detailed, period tone account outlines Royalists, Republicans, and Monarchists in France on August 16 1792. Royalists support a pure monarchy and oppose the National Assembly decrees, Republicans push for a republic led from Paris with central executive power, and Monarchists favor restoring royal authority while preserving the old order. The piece notes leaders, aims, and social support, with tensions and alliances shaping the political landscape.
A crowded critique contrasts the Republican party with the Menarchifs and Monarchists. It argues both rely on fear, concealment, and watered constitutional aims, while urging removal of the old order, limiting royal power, and claiming only the Rovattsis defend legitimate authority and public safety.
Wednesday morning reports show the Duke and Duchess of York dining with the Marquis and Marchioness of Sauisbury at Hatfield. Marquis of Asercorn arrives in Grosvenor Square from Ireland. Sir William Fawcet promoted to command of the 3d Dragoon Guards after a fatal hand wound. Lady Lenox delivers a daughter in Dublin. Embarkation of Lord Macartney delayed due to a planetary ship bound for China. the Hinds fan not sent to Portsmouth. A new Hors- the first of the season sells for 84s per cwt at Barcomb Suffolk. Naturalizations grant English and French citizenships to Lary Tottenpar and Josepu Prigst- Ley. Ongoing commerce with France noted. Duke of Brunswrex’s army praised. deserters and French regiments left behind in Prussia raise doubt. Marshal Luckner’s son serves in the Emigrant army. Paris minds remark that Mont. d’Aiglement should not be beheaded for loyalty. Prince Duartes of Rowan is taken up in Paris for speaking respectfully of the Royal Family.
The York stake meeting lists purses of fifty pounds additions for four mile heats across ages from foals to six-year-olds. Entries include Conteffiday Wentworths Squirrel and King Fergus progeny with others racing Thursday through Saturday, notes of forfeit and one horse falling during a race. The City Plate and County Plate attract 3 to 5 year olds in two mile heats across the week with multiple sires named and a post position irregularity noted.
The Dorchester meet lists a best of three four mile heats with horses Rover, Orleans, and Rachael drawing marks and times noted. Owners Sickville and Paiuncey appear among the entries with handlers Jories and others referenced in the fragmented report.
Persistent deception by shopkeepers making Windsor Soap prompted a public caution. The inventor of Patent Violet Soap claims exclusive manufacturing rights for fourteen years and lists London and Dublin offices for sale. The advertisement touts skin benefits, reduced chapping, and pale whiteness, with pricing at 2s. 0d. per square in London.
On Sunday night T. SeaseiuT of Buckland Oxfordshire was halted in a post-chaise a few miles from Oxford by footpads. They robbed him of a gold watch, guineas in cash, and a draft for 351, making off with the loot.
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