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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 01, 1797

Page

4

Naval dispatches and bankruptcy notices amid war news

Royal Navy letters recount captured privateers and recaptured vessels including Boadicea and Cleopatra with details of prizes off La Rochelle and Torbay. Admiral Keats and Lord Bridport correspondence notes sending the Anion to England. Also list of bankrupts and upcoming proclamations and coinage changes in Britain.

Gapeain Keats Rd Bridperts KB Seay le Reilleur la Rochelle Lis G. Keats Admral Bridport A. Seay England Keats Lord Bridpart Ks B. Extra Roger Curtisy Ewan Nepean AL Kefty Prince Torbay Cleopatra Handhorne Bay Caast France Burdwood John Drew Maichy Cerberus Evan Nepean Adelphi Quebec London Renard Buonaparte Merlin Ning

Price of Stocks and European Political News

The Evening Mail reports stock prices at one o'clock and summarizes Paris and Berlin dispatches. It notes no firm news on the new king’s foreign policy, mentions arrests of the Countess of Lunvenan, Prussian measures near Hanover, and French ambitions in Hamburg and Swiss cantons.

Exemny Berlin Lieuvenan Benin Russia Prussia Germany Duke of Brunswick Mingen Han Electorate of Hanover Hamburgh Swiss Cantons

Parliament Acts and French Invasion Fears Highlight Morning News

Mail from Liston notes five day delivery to Falmouth aboard the King George packet. Parliament met in the Lords as Pitt plans new tax measures to fund land forces and small notes. Snearpan aims to oppose, while Swinaurpe returns from Paris. France readies invasion through Languedoc and Bourdeaux with supplies sent to Brett and Toulon squadron departures. A North Seas clash sees Apollo defeat Republicain. possession not secured due to heavy seas.

Paris T’hilorier la Mongolsiere Great Britain Buonavante Rafaet Italy Buonaparve Directory Switzerland Rowis Pierre Rhine France Senate Republic St. Marino Prussia Liston Falmouth King George Berr House of’ Lords Pirr Pitt Snearpan Minster Seine Brett Toulon Juno Senfide la Brune

Death of the King of Prussia Sparks Court Changes

In Hamburg a report says the King of Prussia's death will prompt political shifts in Berlin. The young monarch disapproves of his father’s actions, has jailed several favourites, seized papers, and returned the Countess Lieutenan from Potdam to Berlin for imprisonment. Crown jewels and the King's plate are missing.

Prussia Berlin Peussia Lieutenan Pottdam

Royal diversions and naval dispatches near Windsor

Saturday the King and Prince Ernest hunted a deer near Hartford Bridge then rode to Windsor in a port chaise. The Prince visited the Queen and Princesses, Divine Service at St George’s Chapel was led by Rev Dr Lachman. Dispatches from Portugal arrived, while Lord St Vincent’s squadron patrolled the Tagus and Gibraltar area. A transport was captured after a gunboat attack, the Captain killed, and the Ardmorache’s gun crew suffered a deck gash. The Brest Fleet idle, Bank Guard incident at a meeting house, and Ingatestone Fair notes conclude with local robberies and church break-in at St Alban Wood Street.

Prince Ernest Swinley Hartford Bridge Windsor Prince of Wales St. George’s Chapel Lachman Corinthians Fairfan Lord Grenville Rosear Watrore Portugal Admiralty Lord St. Vincent Falmouth Gibraltar Lisbon Bay of Gibraltar Algesiras Prince Wiliam Suira Ufant Channel Brest Edward Percrew John Borlase Warren Channel Fleet Josemi Banxes Latt India Volunteers City Light Horse London Lrnc St. Paul’s Railleur Plymouth Dzion Hibernian Journal Huron Gaur Saunders’s Daily Cork T. Gould Martin Barrymore Imokilly Kerry Ireland Ingatestone Essex North Wales Magisrates Cot- Quhoun Walworth St. Alban Wood-street Colle&ed

Fleet news and privateers in Portsmouth waters

Ships spotted near the East End of the Sleet Wight claim a homeward Indix fleet approach while the Warrior man of war runs aground on Horse Bank. A French sloop privateer Mary of Guernfy is captured by HMS Penelope, with Marlborough joining a westward cruise. Prisoners move to Mill Prison amid escapes. further fleet movements and convoy actions reported from Plymouth and Milford with smugglers bringing tobacco and wines.

Portsmouth Lisbon St. Helen’s Plymouth Hamoaze Mary of Tavistock Ashburton Mill Lord St. Vincent Diamond France Hennicker Wilson London Martiniqué la Francois Trente Amphitrite Sylph Milford Doyte Geneva Duigence Resolution Excide

Col Burcorne Acquitted By Court Martial In Essex

Air express from Edinburgh reports Col M Burcorne of the Essex Fencible Cavalry has been acquitted by his court martial. Tide floods St James's Park opposite the Horse Guards, making passage difficult. At Whitechapel Police Office Robert Penn and Rachael Penn were charged with theft and receiving stolen Irish linens, committed to Newgate for trial. Daniel Payne and Habella Silk were committed for stealing a great coat and other items. At Union Hall a publican faced a charge of violating a daughter. medical testimony raised doubts, but the magistrates committed him.

Air Express Essex Edinburgh Col. M. Burcorne Essex Fencible Cavalry St. James’s Park Horse Guards Whitechapel Robert Penn Rachael Penn Fish Bulmer Newgate Daniel Payne Habella Silk A. Graham Hatton Garden Union Hall Aldred

Marriages in Cambridge and London Society Notes

On Wednesday at Cambridge Rev Philip Yorke M A eldest son of the Bishop of Ely and Rector of Great Horkesley to Miss Cocks daughter of Lord Somers. On Thursday at Sir Bride s Wm Williams of the Temple to Miss anne Rathleigh daughter of John Rathleigh of Great Tower Hul. On Saturday at Battéiea Church Mr James Perchard Tupper of Guernsey to Mills Meyer daughter of Mr John Meyer of Clapham Common.

Cambridge Philip Yorke St. John’s College Battétiea James Perchard Tupper Guernsey Mills Meyer John Meyer Clapham

Death notices from Park Lane to Tunbridge Wells

Died: William Wilkinson estate judge of the Dinagepsre Province Bengal on Twesday laf in Park lane. Also Wickens Hodges aged 72 at Highgate after long illness. Also Rev Thomas Jackson P D Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty and Canon Residentiary of St Paul’s Cathedral at Tunbridge Wells in his 13 year.

Park Lane William Wilkinson Dinagepsre Bengal Highgate Wickens Hodges Tunbridge Wells Thomas Jackson St Paul’s Cathedral

PRICE OF STOCKS AND SPINSBURY DROPS ADVERTISEMENT

The item lists percentages and yields for various stocks and bonds with denominations like 4 pCt and 3 pCt, including India-Stock and Loyalty Loan. It then promotes Spinsbury's Anti Scorbutic Drops with claims of cured cases, noting sales at a Soho dispensary and other vendors, price per bottle and usage guidance.

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Peinren by J Walter Patntixe Nov Sz Square Blacxrriarss

A historical notice highlights Peinren written by J Walter with Patntixe in a square layout, referencing Blackriarss in a dated nov sz context.

Peinren J. Walter Patntixe

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