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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 31, 1798

Page

3

Paris to Dublin Dispatches on Irish Rebellion War

The Dublin Castle note dated Aug 29, 1798, reports French forces attacked General Lake at Jebar after swift troop movements. Officials state the attack was forceful, with limited enemy gains, and Dublin fears French influence as United Irishmen propaganda circulates. Government plans mobilize British Militia to suppress the rebellion amid quick, decisive action.

Castyepuaca Getor Maron Dublin ‘Castle Duke of Portland Lake Cal- Jebar Caithom Dub“fin Othe Pulma Iris Dublin Isbar Galway Courwattis Shannon Great Britain Abehur- O'Conner Emmitt Newpaperts House of Commons Ireland Ofleelanp France

Worthing News Brief on Royal Ramsry and Local Accidents

A report from Worthing notes crowds from the adjacent area and Sussex Yeomanry in uniform to honor the Royal Ramsry. Also mentioned is a fatal accident when Mr Carren TER Smith's carriage overturned after his horse frightened, fracturing his skull.

Paapenia Weilge Bee Weymouth Sussex Yeomanry Royan Ramsry Carren Ter Smith Chaife

Royal Attendances and Dispatches Amid Morning Meeting

Their Majesties and the Princess with Lady Catecanr and others attended Saturday morning for ayey mont. Mr. Maridn the Messenger set off with dispatches to the Lord Lieutenant of relan on Largeday 8. A meeting of all the Caniner es Ir A-town was held at Mr P18 with contents of the dispatches from Ireland. The meeting was also attended by Mr. Negean and Georg R of the Navy and Colonel tary the Furey Drpzcrony. Proposals to renew negotiations with America and gear the Island of Guadaloupe to the United States as security for adjusting American claims arise from depredations by French cruisers. Around five this morning a fire broke out in Walker and Co.s Oil Mills in Baker's Rows Cold-Bath-fields, destroying several mills. Loss estimated at 0000.

Catecanr Evy Guneror Re Bate Paice Lai Ayey Mont Maridn Relan Ireland Negean Georg R Tary Willis Eis America Ie Hland Guadaloupe United States Walker. and Co Baker

Paris Papers on Brest and Toulon Excerpts Update

Last night Paris papers arrived via a Swedish packet to Dover. It notes prisoners General Coorg and Major Endano from Ostend visit England on three months’ parole for health. It highlights French plenipotentiaries’ August 7 conclave demanding peace terms, and reports from L Echo of the goth on Toulon expedition with Alexandrian fleet arrival claims. Dublin Ireland papers publish examination excerpts from the United Irishmen revolt, including John Guimick and Lord Edward Fitzgerald connections and letters about rebellion.

Paris Dover General Coorg Major Endano Ostend England Ehrenbreitzin Toulon L’echo Milas Breriviene Genoa Paul Gantress Alexandriaz Directory M’nevin Artave O John Cgumick Thomas Strbeet Dublin Guernsey Edward Fitzgerald William Lawless French Street Socbs London British Rith Hamburgh Lewins Paris 3

Courage Under Fire A Naples Letter On Ali Grene Duel

A Naples letter recounts a dramatic Royal Navy action where a brig engaged an Algerine cruiser near Syracuse. The Neapolitan captain leaped aboard with an axe and cut the rope secures, enabling escape, while his crew rescued him from the sea. This bold daring impressed observers as Barbarians appeared stunned by the act.

Liverpool Ireland Naples Gth Algerine Cruizer Syracuse

War News and Diplomatic Moves Across Europe in August

Reports from Paris and Brussels describe English naval actions near Ostend and Blankenberge, French and Helvetic Republic talks at Rastadt, and preparations along the Swiss frontiers. Letters note Buonaparte in Alexandria, Necker’s return, and French financial maneuvers amid ongoing European crises.

Blankenbergh Ruffan Walcheren Renhel Rastadt Fem Buonaparte Alexandria Toulon Haugwits Prufsian Prufsia Austria French Republic Rome aGust Widdin Cvitizen Perrochel Madrid Helvetic Republic Infpruck Vienna Lagarde Don Saavedra D. Urquijo Department For Foreign Affairs London Griffons France Grosly Florent Guyet Lecoulfeux Brussels Germany Lembourgh Lahn Witzloer Joudert Arran Londo Mediterraneans Suenaparte Mahta

Peace prospects in German French note key to Vienna dispatch

The Paris papers report Count Metternich forwarding the August note to the French ministers. The French plenipotentiaries reply that a text omission cannot be blamed on the Deputation and demand a categorical answer to all articles, urging peace and asking the Deputation to decide. A Vienna Courier report delayed, and a meeting is set for tomorrow to respond to the note.

Paris Rastadt Count Metternich Ehrenbreitstein Mas Jesty Bonnier Jean Deary Raffadt Dug Vienna

General Stewart to Sail for Portugal After Brief Tower Stay

General Stewart, back from Portugal, has orders to depart this day to command a detachment in Portugal bound for the Cape and the East. Several officers accompanying him received similar orders, with baggage sent to Plymouth. Reports also note renewed Yellow Fever in Jamaica and Captain Cristorez of the Adventure, a 44 gun ship, among its victims just as a promotion was near.

Stewart Portugal Elis Plymouth Deus Cape Eas Jamaica Criztorez

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