Fragmented OCR Notice Summary
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions individuals and families and subscriptions with unclear figures and dates. The text is garbled and cannot be clearly interpreted into a complete news item or event.
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 08, 1793
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions individuals and families and subscriptions with unclear figures and dates. The text is garbled and cannot be clearly interpreted into a complete news item or event.
The notice describes lottery tickets and shares sold at Crouse and Stevenson, Market-place London, with amounts and prices, urging public participation and warning of penalties under the statute. It references ticket values, prize figures, and the office register for accountability.
A long critique portrays Philip Egalite as a swindler and debauchee who ruined the Buffon legacy and his own wife’s fortune. It accuses him of theft, fraud, and revolutionary complicity, detailing his alleged crimes from the Revolution through bankruptcy schemes and personal ruin to a sensational, hyperbolic forecast of political chaos. The piece blends literary invective with political commentary and cites historical figures and imagined schemes to condemn his character.
Treasury report to the House of Representatives outlines expenditures totaling 166 785 dollars and 16 cents with revenue figures and several large public disbursements including 499 000 and 400 000 dollars, restated for year end.
COUNTRY NEWS reports four companies of the West Essex Militia march to Billericay with the rest following, their route through Deal Ramsgate Broadstairs St Lawrence and Sandwich in Kent. A canal project from Maldon could boost trade and population, while a separate assault in Hatfield Peveral details a violent knife attack in South Wood.
Norwich on Sunday morning a journeyman weaver named Yewel left home in only shirt and breeches, intending self harm after a disturbance near St Miles bridge. A search for his body has failed. Dairy talk notes turnip fed cows produce strong butter. saltpetre tips suggested to reduce turnip taste. A carrier burglary at White Hart Inn led to a thief pursued into Chapel-field, with a large pack recovered. thief claimed it came from a shop and fled, possibly part of a larger theft network.
In Northampton on Monday evening Charles Smith a journeyman shoemaker in company with Militia men uttered treasonable and disaffected language aimed at corrupting minds. Soldiers acted to inform a magistrate though Smith absconded before capture leaving a wife and children.
Orders arrived yesterday that the spare beds at the Royal Hospital Plymouth should be ready to ship on board the Assistance of 56 guns under Captain Smith for Gibraltar He to take General O Hara the Governor of Gibraltar and Lord St Helens and suite The Perseus frigate Capt Palmer arrived from the West Indies after a 26 day passage and left all well Three foreigners supposed to be French were seen in a boat at Hamoaze observing the dockyard a reward of four pounds offered for their discovery.
Portsea reports ships arriving in quick succession. The Centurion of 50 guns under Capt Osborne reaches from the Downs along with Latona, 38 guns under Capt Thomson Rouch and Hermione, 32 guns under Capt Hixis. The Orpheus, 32 guns under Capt Newcome, arrived from the Eastward, and the Hind, Spitfire, and Nautilus, warships, completed a cruise.
The Lord President and thirteen Lords denied Stephen Kemble permission to continue theatrical performances after four hours of hearing. A majority favored the old theatre, forcing Kemble to disband his company in Edinburgh. The decision rests on patent validity and trustees consent, with implications for future cases.
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