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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 29, 1797

Page

1

Public Office Worship Solders: Suspects Held in Theft Case

Yesterday Benjamin Wolfe and several others from Wapping and Faulkners were examined before Coroner Biggs on charges of being concerned in sealing cargo. The offenders, linked to a West India ship damaged on the Thames during cargo discharge, were committed to Newgate for trial at the next Surrey sessions.

Benjamin Wolfe Ik Wapping Alexander Faulkner Charles Faulkner Fokn Watermen Fagar-Tiom Ddamang Doteuas River Thames Newgate

Law report from London on fraudulent soap shipments case

In London December 1 Lord Kenyon presided as merchants from Spain sued London merchants over false price advice about soap used for consignments to Seville and Barcelona. The jury found damages of 1389 pounds 1 shilling 135 pence, but Lord Kenyon held the action flawed in form, ordering further proceedings by separate actions. The case rested on misrepresentation and care, not proven deceit.

Ludendorf Button Erfeine Spain Seville Barcelona London Lord Kenyon Ordship Law oo _ bord Kenyon

Court Martial Proceedings and Naval Dispatches Report

The court cleared for deliberation then reconvened to consider a malicious letter about Agincourt officers. Captain Williamson and Captain Hopper figures feature, with debate over propriety of publishing anonymous paragraphs. Reports describe ships: Virginie, Diec, Hornet, Bey, and the Niger, with weather and currents affecting actions off Teneriffe and the Cape.

Bhacaness inGapeain W LI Williamson Esterday Olithé Agincourt King’s Bench Agincourt Hoefer Hopper

Court adjourns to Monday for sentence delivery

The court met after adjournment and proceeded with customary forms of business. It reopened to continue evidence and adjourned to Monday when sentence will be delivered.

Sheerness Saragpay Dee

Ship News Roundup From Atlantic to Guernsey Ports

The Janet Woodhouse sails Virginia to Jamaica. all hands saved and reached New York. The Governor Williamson from Africa to the West Indies is lost off the African coast with partial cargo saved. The Star Tyrie from Oporto to Liverpool is lost near Castlehaven. The Daniel Weed from Oporto to Newfoundland sinks entering Fortune Bay. The Two Brothers Sewel coal laden on shore near Haprisburgh. The Industry Kruger and Hazard Hoppeneath return to Dantzig with damage. The Union Borrowsdaile from Liverpool to Bahamas captured and taken to Brett. The Manchester Atkinson from Liverpool to Bahamas captured and taken to Guadaloupe. The Breer Thompson left for Old Calabar. WexyMoonUTH Dec 26: capt Benner reports French cutter captured English brig off Guernsey. brig seized a ship with white head bound for Alderney. American sloop sighted in Guernsey Road. Hull Dec 26: Warrior and Flora with Lisbon fleet arrived. Orders to move French prisoners inland. Scarborough reports Petersburgh ship captain: six or seven hemp, iron, tallow-laden ships captured by French privateer off Flamborough Head, sent to Bergen. convoy feared for remainder. Fleet frost-bound at Cronstadt then released by favorable wind. continuous dangerous seas and wartime activity described.

Janet Woodhouse Virginia Jamaica New York Sewel Haprisburgh Kruger Hazard Hoppeneath Dantdng London Dantzig Borrowsdaile Liverpool Bahamas Brett Manchester Atkinson Guadaloupe Breer Thompson Old Calabar Wexymoonuth Benner Rover Weymouth Guernsey Jersey Alderney Herbourg Mottle Warrior Flora Lisbon Hull Scarborough Flamborough Head Bergen Cronstadt

Public Office Bow Street Robbery Case Attracts Attention

Yesterday Thomas Smith faced the Sitting Magistrate on charges of stealing plate from Ep Gras Line3 Saintford Place Oxford Street where he lived as butler. Witnesses described a morning discovery of Smith tied to a bedstead and a night visitor leaving gloves marked with a name. Other defendants include Mary Powell found with counterfeit coins and stolen silverware linked to Mr OLp Ham, with examination postponed. Isaac Warren, brought from Portsmouth, confessed to a four year old murder that haunts him, leading to several arrests later found innocent. Fanes Akerman alias My Lord, son of Newgate keeper, charged with pocket theft in Temple Bar, committed for trial.

Thomas Smith Saintford Place Oxford Street Butler Lino Duan Spxx Carr Mary Powell Olp Ham Stepney Green Isaac Warren Portsmouth Méartinique CuyLer Phillips Stratford Essex Fanes Akerman My Lord Newgate Murray Temple Bar

TRELAND DOBLIN HAMPTON LENDS SUPPORT FOR RELIEF FUND

The Earl of Cage HAMPTON has departed for the waters for health and to rally aid. A public subscription surpassing 2000 has been raised to relieve widows and orphans and to honor England's recent engagement with the Dutch. Funds will be distributed to deserving claimants of loyal subjects.

Doblin i de Earl of Cage Hampton England

Fires, jealousies, and deaths haunt rural town clubs

An 18th century column reports on a Drayton near Wheatley arson attempt, a widow Shamrock linked to death, a 112 year old man in Somersett, and multiple elderly deaths in Ireland, noting suspects as incendiaries and a custody in the wake of a drowning suspicion.

Wickes at-the-Burk Coffes-hore Hullpary Cores Wipore Wrens Horocs Fungar Mrr Hawes Drayton Wheatley Oxfordshire Fies Mitton Shamrock Tiffguard Vale F Ford Arifiig Wincanton

Patent Drops advertised in Borough shop notice

Inhabitants of the Borough and nearby villages are informed that Spilsbury’s Antiscorbuics drops, touted for scurvy gout rheumatism ulcers and other blood impurities, are available from William Suilibaie at No 296 Borough. Orders for ladies and gentlemen may be completed in dozens or half dozens at five shillings per bottle.

Kinc Spilsbury Surry Kent William Suilibaie Spilfoury Shoquares

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