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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1799

Page

2

Barbadoes Gazette reports troop movements and a breakfast invitation

The Barbadoes Gazette recounts troops in Garrison ordered for Demerary amid fears of a southern colony attack. Two French frigates and a corvette have arrived with troops, and a Guadaloupe commander invited Victor Hueues to breakfast before arrest. Crops in the lands are promised to be plentiful.

Barbadoes West Indies France Guadaloupe Victor Hueues

Levee at St James Palace Awards Knighthood Promotions

The Krxc held a Levee at St James's Palace with presentations by Danish envoy Kozxina Hee Macartney from the Cape of Good Hope Lord Dante from Ireland Capt Murray late of Colossus Capt Thompson late of Leander and other officers The King knighted Captain Thompson Sir T B Thompson and Consul Arsuruwor and Captain M Ketner promoted Medals awarded to Peyton and Thompson for Nelson Nile actions insignia feature Britannia and Neptune with a Nile defeat inscription Lord Storrom resigns as Lord Steward for the Duke of Doret’s household.

Krxc St. James's Palace Monsieur Kozxina Denmark Hee Macartney Cape of Good Lope Lord Dante Ireland Capt Murray Thompson Krwo T. B. Thompson Kat Arsuruwor Lisbon M‘ketner Lord Camelford Peyton Lord Nelson Nile Britannia Neptune Egypt Lord Storrom Duke of Doreet Great Britain England London Lord Temple Engiard

Court of Directors meet as captains sworn in Albion and Earl

Reports from yesterday's Court of Directors include Captains Andrew Tim Beiry and Joan Worpsworth sworn to command the Albion and Earl of Abergaveny at the Hatt India House. Admiral Sir Huoy Cuatstran dies at the Cape. new appointments, finance talks, and weather-related incidents fill the rest of the notices.

Hatt India House Andrew Tim Beiry Joan Worpsworth Albion Earl of Eco Sloop of War Victualling Office Lesacx Fupiter Order of the Bath Cape Garland Madegafear Joun Crauprus Berestone Dublin Lord Hawkesbury Rupeg Sisexe Mint George Vance Cape of Good Hope Lord Macartney India Plymouth Earl Cowrer Perex Lewis Francis Cowper Court of King’s Bench Royal Academy Mefirs Carton Sanpey Mefi

PUBLIC OFFICE BOW STREET RIOT CASES AT COMMITTAL

Mary Raghan and John Donnahoe were brought before Joan Froons Eig for involvement in last December's Be Giles riot where a patrolman was killed. They were committed for further examination. Catharine Hughes was committed for trial for stealing a ham mercloth from a carriage at Mr Stubbs coachmaker Long Acre. Fehn Woolley, a publican, was convicted for unlawfully harbouring and detaining a pointer belonging to Hart of Harper Street Bedford Row, with a mitigated fine of 2i.

Busue Hamacer Moore C. “ Tam Brown Pinto Foreign Department D’atrmerpa England Spain Portugal Duc d’Alfonso Weybridge Surry St. Giles’s Marlborough Street Joan Mavsonpest Brentwood Muscat Moore House Brook-street Heydey Mary Raghan John Donnahoe Joan Froons Eig Giles Catharine Hughes Stubbs Long Acre Fehn Woolley Fullwoods Holborn

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