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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 22, 1797

Page

4

Admiralty Office Dec 23 Capt Cunningham reports privateer captured

Copy of a letter from Capt Cunningham of Majily's ship Clyde to B Nepean detailing the capture of the French privateer brig Success at sea on Dec 13 after weeks of activity, alongside sugar price averages and a long list of bankrupts with surrender dates and attorney details at Guildhall and various inns.

Cui Admiralty Capt. Cunningham Majily Clyde B. Nepean Seay the Admiralty Success Bayonné Re. Cuarres Cunningham Bankrupyts Re. Smith Oxford-street Grocer Guildhall Attornies Douce and Rivington Fenchurch Mich Kell Middle Row Holborn Salesman Puna Guy Temple Wm. Reynolds Evesham Worcestershire Druggitt the White Hart Eve Attornés Whitshaw Taylor Gray’s Inn Thos.Smith Walworth Surry Guildhalk Illingworth Frithestreet Soho J. Gites Bath Three Crowns-Kin Bolton Hulton Thos Grantham Manchester Grecian’s Head Johnson Laneston Altrincham Cheshire Spread Eagleinn Metits Edge Charles Lowe Boston Lincolnshire Miller Woolpack Botton Waite Benj. Young Hamover-leet Murphy Bouverie-street Fleet-street Holland Broad-street Bloomsbury Hofier Clark Warren-street Spencer Newcastle upon-Tyne Nicholson Sculcoates Yorkshire Sam. Nicholson Kingstonsupon-Hull Felton Bristol John Pepwell Wapping Anchor-smith T. Bennett W. Grofe Page Sam. Bradbury Basinghall-street John Sherringham Great Marlborough-street

Parliament Intelligence: Lords Adjourn to Thursday

House of Lords met between one and two o'clock on Saturday December 23. Bills on the Table were read in their several stages before adjourning to Thursday for further consideration.

House OF Lords

House of Commons Discusses Tax Bill Schedule

In Sarvadar on December 24, MPs debated the bill enlarging assessed taxes. Mr Tierney asked for clarity on a third reading date, Mr Pitt suggested Tuesday after New Year’s Day, and Mr Jodart moved an alteration as Buckling spoke. The report was ordered to be taken up Thursday and the house adjourned until then.

House OF Commons Sarvadar Tierney Mr. Pitt Pitt Jodart Buckling

Hamanaca Mart arrivals and European troop movements

Evening Mail from London notes the Hamanaca Mart arriving by next Wednesday, while Ruffian Ambassador at Stockholm is said to reach Vienna and possibly become minister plenipotentiary at Rastadt. Austrian troops near Bavaria and bishoprics move to evacuate fortresses on the Rhine, with imperial forces crowding border areas in connection with Campo Formio articles.

Hamanaca Mart Bupseres Stockholm Vienna St. Petersburgh Rastadt Rhine Meinz Manhein Philipfourgh Ehrenkreitfin Bavaria Puffau Salizburgh Brixen Campo Formio

Negotiations await Buonaparte’s return amid frontier tensions

The text notes talks would start after Buona parte returns from Paris and after the Prussian embassy arrives and Austrian troops evacuate fortresses. Deputies from the Grions head to Paris to seek Napoleon’s help to unite Valteline with the Grions nation.

Rastadt Buonaparte Paris Bafle Stras Burgh Grions Valteline

Royal Family Attends Divine Service at Windsor

The Royal Family and attendants attended Divine Service at St George's Chapel Windsor where Rev Dr Wilson preached. They plan to move to Buckingham House for the winter on January 15 and prepare a state cradle and childbed linen for the Princess of Wix TemMBera at Stutgardt.

St. George’s Chapel Windsor Wilson Buckingham House Stutgardt Prince Kalatra Earl of ‘Talbot Ceres King George Marquis of Lansdown Minerva Houghton Britannia Lord Thurlow Rose Hillsborough Madras Edward Hughes Earl of Bombay Asia China Nottingham Albion Boyd Quebec London Bourdeaux Lloyd’s Nessitt St. Domingo Portugal Toulon Paris Bulletin de la Republique Petersburgh German Empire Bamburgh Rhine Bavaria Mediterranean King of Prussia Berlin National Commission Cologne Hague de Winter Blois van Tieflong Treflong Minter Hamburgh Morea Buonaparte Augereau Germany Angerrax Directory Strasbourg Rastadt Angereau Don Tanti Witxes Norwich Colchester

Hague Circulars Call 8 Percent Tax for Navy Restorations

Circular letters were sent to the nine Provincial Administrations to levy 8 percent on inhabitants income to fund Batavian Navy restoration. Nonpayment leads to immediate execution. Citizen Blanw, late Minister at Paris, elected President of the Convention by a large majority, suggesting nonpartisan support amid rival parties.

Hague Blanw Paris

French Troops Reach Cologne as Army of England Gathers

Seven thousand French soldiers arrived in Cologne to join the Army of England. Commissioner Rudler leaves for Bonn to organize conquered lands into three Departments: Nahe, Rhine, and Moselle. Bonn officials and university professors refuse the oath to the French Republic and resign.

Cologne England Rudler Directory Bonn Nahe Rhine Moselle

Paris Papers on Russian and British Moves Against France

From the Paris papers Berlin reports that since Campo Formio Russia seeks to bind Prussia to its system and interfere in the German Empire. Britain, strong at Petersburg, plans to enlist the Northern Powers to counter France and hinder any French invasion, despite British naval strength.

Berlin Campo Formio Rufsia German Empire France Russia Udine Great Britain Petersburgh

Tax on incomes above 300 florins to fund repairs

The text states that every person possessing an income over 300 florins must pay an eighth per cent. They will receive three per cent discount for immediate payment. The levy will be collected in two installments, in March and May of the next year.

Plymouth Ship News Report of 44 gun Revolutionaire and others

Plymouth reports arrival of the Revolutionaire of 44 guns and two other frigates from the Westward, plus Eastward frigates believed Beau lieu and Tourterelle. Seahorse 38 guns went out. Incendiary and La Suffisante refit. Favourite arrives from Tobago, privateer Success captured by Clyde, De Braak sloops with sail damage, plus Lisbon and West India fleet movements at Portsmouth and Deal weather notes.

Plymouth Revolutionaire Coxe Chapman Torbay Beaulieu Tourterelle Seahorse E. J. Foors Chace de Braak J. Drew Portsmouth Motherbank Downs Lisbon Yarmouth

Hounds chase deer on Tower Hill and city notices

Saturday his Majesty and attendants hunted with flag hounds. The deer turned toward Bagshot and Cobham before being taken toward Guildford after a hard run in thick mist. The Lord Mayor sent coal, beef, bread to prisoners in Newgate Ludgate and City Compters. Sheriff for Norfolk ordered dinner at Norwich County Gaol. each prisoner to have quart of strong beer. Police Office Hatton Garden saw two lads committed for burglary study. two men fined 40s for stealing spirits and malt under Bum Boat Act. Two Cyprian Corps members beaten each other and were discharged. James Clark connected to John Nelson robbery and committed for trial. E. Hickingbottom detained for stolen notes.

Tower Hill Bagshot Cobham Guildford Chace Debe Newgate Ludgate Jossea Wrnpiam Norfolk Norwich Hatton Garden William Becamie Southwark Cyprian Corps James Clark Mary Butler John Nelson E. Hickingbottom

Married Couples and Parish Records from Bermondsey 1766

Marriage notices from St Mary Magdalen Bermondsey include Thomas Moulden of St Olave Southwark Wooletapkr wedded to Mills Eldin of Bermondsey and Lord Grey, son of the Earl of Stamford, to Miss Charteris. The piece also lists christenings and burials across multiple parishes, with tallies by age, and notes on bank stock and loans.

St. Mary Magdalen Bermondsfey Mason Thomas Moulden St. Olave Southwark Woolltapkr Mills Eldin Bermondfey Lord Grey Earl of Stameford Charteris Lord Elcho

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