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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 01, 1797

Page

2

Mantua siege plans and Austrian moves in early January

The report describes General Granam in Mantua sending intelligence to General Avinzy about the fortress siege. It notes an Austrian assault expected around January 15 with 70,000 troops, aiming to relieve Mantua. Italian forces hold 100,000 troops in reserve in the Tyrol, while Bagnaparre commands up to 50,000. No confirmation of Wurmser’s advance on December 76th.

Garda Alvmag Zit A&t Mantua Prince of Warner Italy Prince Alps Buonaparte Arcale France Paussia Cuarues Russia Eperor Hamburgh Upper Rhine Prussia Paul I Paul-I ArcupuxKes Caruerine H Berlin Frederick William Belgium Liege Republic

Royal Levee and Court Arrangements Amid 18th Century News

A detailed account of the royal levee at St James's with times, attendance of Lord Boston, Earl Haxkineron, and General Geapon, plus presentations to the king by Saxon ambassador and others. Reports announce proclamations for fairs in Scotland England and Wales, prayers, sheriffs, and court audiences.

d.Levee St. James’s Lord Bostonw Earl Haxkineron General Geapon Count van Serecer Saxony Hammond West Kent Duke of Dorset L. Gower Hotham M. Hayes Mayasty Hyde Park T He India Hoye ConywaxLis Cornwalllis India Jhas Cork Alexander Donegal Liverpool Beerhaven Vetsel West-Indies Domingo French Republic Cape Les Cayes Ourquadron Don Garcias St. Domingo

Lock and Key Receives Loyal Acclaim at Royal Performance

The audience praised the performers with warm loyalty and affection as royal visitors appeared, with the representation of Cauffic described as notable. Lewis played Fisigent with energy and eccentricity, and his recent recovery is noted though a lingering complaint recalls a prior Royal remedy.

Lewis

Maritime Losses and Privateer Capture Reported

The Minerva with Lawson aboard from Newfoundland to Portugal is reported drowned after being overwhelmed by self meat Figuira and four crew. Ti¢ Cambria carrying Jones from Cork to London is captured by a privateer four leagues from Newhaven. the crew are landed and seven other vessels are claimed.

Minerva Lawson Newfoundland Portugal Jones Cork London Newhaven

Captain Tinxuamy Reports Dutch Warship Distress at Beerhoven

Liverpool report states that Captain Tinxuamy, arriving from Cork, learned an express told of a 74 gun Dutch warship and a frigate entering Beerhoven in distress. Admiral Kinasmith ordered the Alexander Magnanime and another frigate to sail at once to position off them.

Liverpool Tinxuamy Cork Beerhoven Kinasmith Alexander Magnanime Posifion

Admiral Curtis shifts flag to Queen Charlotte and ships sail

Portsmouth reports Admiral Sir Rocyr Curtis moves his flag from the Fame to the Queen Charlotte, with the 74 gun and 110 gun ships nearly ready for sea. Daphne arrives with Cape of Good Hope dispatches, Lady Jane cutter also aboard. Tomorrow a cruise will sail aboard L’Impetueux alongside several ships including Ramilies, Sir Richard Blix, Jafon, Latona, La Virginie, and La Lecce. Two Spanish brigs arrive as prizes in the evening.

Portsmouth Roczr Curtis Daphne Cape of Good. Hope Bayer Isle ‘of Marcou L'Impetueux PavNnes R. Biix ER Ton Jafon Ss Steruing Latona Lecce la Virginie Hunt

Fragmentary British letter mentions French threat and naval chase

An excerpt from a dated letter reports His Excellency and the council ordering reclamation, a fine issued on February 16, and a French attempt to invade. It also notes the Magnanime and Alexander missing a French vessel off the coast, with the Alexander arriving at night and departing at dawn.

N. W Poole Boylagh- Bay Hamburgh St. Ube’s Ivas Lisbon Liverpool Anthony Coan Eork Alexander

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