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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 15, 1799

Page

3

Admiralty and Sheriff appointments stride across notices

His Majesty appoints John Elwas and John Norris as sheriffs for Gloucester and Southampton counties. Navy promotions list many admirals and flag officers including St Vincent and Nelson, with letters detailing captures, prizes, and maritime actions. Also reports sugar price, bankrupts, and dividends from Birmingham to Bond Street.

John Elwas Colesbourne Gloucester John Surman Tredington John Norris Hawley House Southampton Sussex Charles Pigou Charles Edward Pigou Frant Admiralty Office Chaloner Ogle Samuel Viscount Hood Richard Hughes John Elliot William Lord Hotham Joseph Peyton John Carter Allen Charles Middleton Richard King Philip Affreck Robert Kingsmill George Bowyer Ir Hyde Parker Benjamin Caldwell William Cornwallis Waite William Allen John Macbride George Vandeput Charles Buckner John Gell William Dickson Alan Gardner Robert Linzet Charles Holmes Everitt Calmady John Bourmaster George Young Kre John Henry Richard Rodney Bligh Alexander Greme George Keppel Samuel Reeve Tost Vick Whittez Robert Biggs Francis Parry Isaac Prescott John Bazely Christopher Mason Thomas Spry Sir John Orde William Young James Gambier Andrew Klitchell Charles Chamberlayne Peter Rainier Hugh Seymour Bree John Stanhope Christopher Parker Phillip Patton Charles Morice Pole John Brown John Leigh Douglas William Swiney Charles Edmund Nugent Charles Powell Hamilton Edmund Dod Horatio Lord Nelson Thomas Lenox Frederick Sir George Home Charles Cotton Cartains—Wathew Squire Roddam Home John Thomas James Brine John Pakenham Erasmus Gower John Helloway John Blankett George Wilson Charles Henry Knowles Thomas Pakenham Robert Deans Cuthbert Collingwood James Hawkins Whitbhed Arthur Kempe Smith Child Lord Charles Fitzgerald Thomas Taylor John Thomas Duckworth Tost WHITE Cartarxs John Knowles John Willett Payne Sir Robi Alder James Richard Dacres George Berkeley Thomas West James Douglas Peter Aplin Henry Savage Bartholomew Samuel Rowley Richard Bickerton George Bowren Robert Montagu John Fergussén Edward Edwards Jalm Borlase Warren Bart Kig Edward Thornborough William George Fairfax Knt James Saumarez

Royal visit and peerage news from Monday morning

Yesterday morning their Majesties and the Princesses Augusta and Exvizaperon attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal St James's. The Lord Bishop of St Asaph preached the sermon. The Sword of State preceded the Queen and royal party to and from the chapel. The Countess of Harcourt and the Countess of Exry attended. Prince Edward is to be created Duke of Kent and receive a suitable establishment. The 5th Royal Irish Light Dragoons, 600 dismounted, arrived at Liverpool from Ireland on Wednesday.

Augusta Exvizaperon Royal St. James’s St. Asaph Lord Boston Countess of Harcourt Countess of Exry Prince Epward Duke of Kent Sth Regt Royal Irish Light Dragoons Liverpool Ireland

Ireland in turmoil as prisons, ships, and Union debate roil Dublin

The latest dispatches report O Connor’s removal from Kilmainham to Newgate, and Cragg’s note that Brewer Savetman may not survive. Wrecks near Dublin Bay claim many lives, and disturbances amid Union talk draw parliamentary attention. Fire and military actions punctuate a tense political week with Tyrone opposing Union and crowds gathering outside Parliament.

Dublin Fes Dayrthur O'Connor Kilmainham Prison Tate Kilmainham North Bull South Wall House of Commons Ehangman Dhe Hicu Sar- Riff Pirr Clare Tyrone Donaghadee Miltown Antrim Crebilly-house Ballymena Hollis Lory Sigursvanr Foster Deanell and Joux Darcy Riq Geoace Darcy-Ely Galway Grattan Artuur O’connor Kilmainhamn Newgate M'Neven Hamburgh County of Tipperary Maitia BaGwete Great Britain South Bull Sandy Mount Centraels Lincoln

Captain Geo Asris appointed to command La Virginie 44 guns

Early Thursday morning the house of Mr Chaffin on St John s street Smithtick s was broken into and robbed of upwards of 100 pairs of shoes. Captain Geo Asris was appointed to command the La Virginie of 44 guns in place of Captain Hant who is deceased.

Geo. Asris.és la Virginie Hant Chaffin St. John’s-street Smithtick

Thirty Thousand Pounds Gain in a Lotteryless Love Affair

A gentleman of the navy courted a fortune seeking lady, marriage delayed by a West Indies posting. He contracted yellow fever and a long recovery, aided by Dr. Bropym’s Guinn and a patent remedy. After his return, the lady reappeared, consented, and the couple made a fortune of 30,000 pounds. The notice promotes Spussury’s Patent Drops claimed to cure various ailments from seasickness to nerves, touting global demand and wide sale.

West Indies Sc. Domingo England Mzeachants Wast Tupils America Spussury Univirse Perian Vasily Sohofgaare B. Dieines

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