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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 04, 1799

Page

4

Carlton-House Sheriff of Cornwall for 1799 named

From the London Gazette Feb 5 1799 Edmond John Glynn of Glynn is appointed Sheriff of Cornwall for 1799 by the Prince of Wales in Council. The issue also lists bankrupts and dividends with surrender and meeting dates and notes the king's proclamation for a general fast across England, Wales, and Scotland.

London Gazette Carlton-House Edmond John Glynn Glynn Cornwall Prince of Wales J. Evans Path Coopér Guildwall London Tios Harmer Bristel Grocer Marchig White Hart-inn Bristol Witton Cross Meltonby Yorkshire Cornfactor Old King’s Arms Foffgate York Old Sand Hill-inn Colliergate Prynn Bath Draper Moore Surry-treet Strand Taylor M. Roberts Wood Haberdaffer A. Cramond New Pride Street Blackfriars Marcha Marcha, Rd. Potts, Mansionhouse-{treet, and J. Gregory, Charing-cross Thomas Godwin H Haywood Broad-flairs Iife Thanet Willim Young Ramseate Vintner R. Haynes Swallow-street Hackneyman G. Lempriere Merchart

Spanish Passage Through Portugal and Allied Movements

A sloop of war reportedly carries dispatches claiming Spain may permit French troops to pass through its territory to assist Portugal. Britain pledges utmost aid, with General Yorustox and General Cayter preparing to sail to join the operation aboard the Hyena. Reports also note captured Spanish galleons, appointments in the forces, and political maneuvers amid European tensions.

Falmouth Europe Kane Spain Simin House of Bourbon Portugal Yorustox London Cayter Portsmouth

The Late Duke of Leeds Remembered and Snowbound News

An obituary praises the late Duke of Leeds for elegance and public service during nine years as Secretary of State, while a snowbound London scene reports coaches stuck, ice hazards, and rescues near the Thames and major roads, with lanes blocked and a telegraph coach incident.

Duke of Lesos Legs Duke of Roxsurcu

Royal news and messengers from Yarmouth and Buckingham

Ev letters report the Mail for Hamburg sailing safely into Cuxhaven. The Duchess of York visited the royal family at Buckingham Palace. A baptism at Tenter Centree featured sponsors the King Queen and Princess WerzaReTu, with proxies. Reports claim Napres safety owed to Lady Hamilton. French revolutionary actions in Piedmont are noted alongside levied contributions amid turmoil.

Yarmouth Hamburgh Cuxhaver Roya Duchess of York WurzaReTu Tord-Witroucasy Ge Broxe Haccauer Evy Napres Piedmont Vurins

Shipping News From London to Barbadoes and Beyond

The report lists multiple vessels lost or damaged around the Isle of Wight and English coast. The Three Sitters Goodwin sails from London to Barbadoes and is lost in Orchard Bay with 53 men. Other ships on shore or bilged include Swain from Weymouth to Lynn, Jupiter from Hambrow to the Havannah, Marie from Bilboa to St Andero, Thetis from Hull to Lisbon, Fame from Newcastle to Weymouth, John from the Baltic to Bridport, Olive Branch from London to Lisbon, and Bee from London to the West Indies. Several ships arrive or are repaired at Plymouth and Dover, with cargo losses anticipated but portions saved. The report also notes captures by privateers and actions near Poole and Portland.

J.W. Anderson Dusourier Ireland Dumoveier Prussia Rastadt Europe France Renmark Irevann GanTran Tennehinch Wicklow Bresings Eidjon Hughes Shakspeare Gloucester Earl of Liverpole Levant Ceylon Moluccas Gilulo Celebes Lernete Tydore Machian Motyr Saul Harding Habeas Cornus Newgate Court of King’s Bench Hamburgh Whe Jrofer Goodwin London Barbadoes Orchard's ‘Bay Isle of Wight Swain Weymouth Lynn Jupiter Kopper Hambrow Havannah Jersey Falmouth Thetis Dring Hull Lisbon Sandown Castle Downs Kelton Newcastle John, Bennett Baltic Bridport Portland Wapp Fone West Pier Naithen West Indies Poole Banderius Embdeny Falmwath Burgié New York Hambro Dieppe Caveletis Barilla Malaga

Sloop Recovery wrecked near Weymouth in heavy seas

Five British seamen volunteered to rescue the wrecked sloop Recovery from London to Weymouth, launching a boat through a heavy sea to save the crew. A local subscription at Harvey's Library raised nearly the full amount in hours. Also noted are a horses race at Newmarket for 3000 guineas and public accounts of voluntary contributions for defence, plus lottery particulars from Swift and Co.

Recovery Swain London Weymouth Esplanade Harvey R& Tender Tranquebar East Indies Soth Regiment Trincomalee Leroy Mauritius Newmarket H. V. Tempest Mr. Cooxson Bawax

Married in Dublin by special licence to Miss Hayes

In Dublin on January 26 by the Bishop of Raphoe John Boyd esq united to Miss Hayes daughter of Sir Samuel Hayes Bart of Drumboe Castle. Died evenings and mornings follow with notices of several individuals including Hugh Hifton Richard Francis William Blackmore Henry Sutton and others in London London and Stamford Brook. The notice lists printers and offices for communications.

Dublin Raphse John Boyd Miss Hayes Sir Samuel Hayes Drumboe Castle Hugh Hifton Freeman’s Laney Horselydown Richard Francis Queen's Head Water-lane Blackfriars Stamford Brook Chiswick Willliam Blackmore Henrietta-street Covent-garden Kentith Town Henry Sutton Garlick-hill

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