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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 22, 1799

Page

4

Price One Shilling andety Will Be Published on the Ratrch

A literary prospectus announces a forthcoming number adorned with portraits and memoirs of Sir William Jones and William Hayley. It lists reviews of Euripides works, Darwinian studies, Lyrical Ballads, Buckram editions, biographies, and various historical and educational studies. Printed for Vernor and Head in the Poultry.

William Jones Gove A Lord Orford Porton Euripides Price St. Pierre Brown Darwin Seward Dalziel van Braam Willich Vernor William Hayley Ridley George Romney Sir W. Jones Dr.Enfield Roscoe Edgworth de Israeli Durden Collins New South Wales

Union measure motion ahead in Dover dispatches

Postscript notes a new motion by Barrington regarding the Union with reference to the measure. Reports on O Donnett’s motion about Roger O Connor reveal treasonable practices and justify keeping him and his brother in custody. Dispatches from Dover describe a cartel with prisoners, naval actions, and the Emperor’s fate. Also covered are royal duties, fast day observances, high society dinners, and political intrigue amid war in Europe.

Itsuako Barrington O’downett Roger O’connor Grang Dover Gravelines Willy Pove France Europe

Ireland to Martial Law Bill Sparked by Rebellion Fears

A Dublin mail reports Parliament's Attorney General introducing a Bill to put Ireland under Martial Law to quell ongoing rebellion. The note suggests the move stems from necessity amid discontent linked to possible union, with the bill's second reading debated on Saturday and a rapid mail from Lion reaching Falmouth via the Prince of Wales Packet.

Dublin Ireland Lion Falmouth Prince of Wales Packet

Proserpine Survivors Walked Miles After Ice Escape

Colonel Cunningham confirms testimony from Gravelines regarding Dunkirk news that the Proserpine frigate lay at the entrance of the bay. Grenville and passengers were saved after walking several miles across ice to reach Rendsburg, then onward toward their destination.

Pines Cun Ingnam France Gravelines Dunkirk Proserpine Ble

Irish Parliament Debates Military Estimates and Rebellion Bill

Parnell criticizes troop descriptions and militia discipline amid desertions to Rebels. Lord Castlereagh defends Ireland’s militia loyalty. Newnham honors Longford Militia at Castlebar. surgeon’s detail cited. Attorney General presents a suppression bill for rebellion with military power, sparking concern over military despotism. bill read first, printed, and set for second reading.

House OF Commons Weoxesay Exe Bie Parnell Parstealeey Ogo Lord Castlereagh Ireland W. G. Newhomen Longford Castlebar Matty Plunket Raringtoh 4. Moore S

Nautilus and convoy suffer wreck and rescue in rough seas

The Nautilus, sailing with the LUnite frigate convoy, was obliged to seek Norway after separation. After weeks of effort, the Wieschlas gathered near Christian lands. A fierce gale drove the ship ashore at Filey Bay on Saturday morning, but all aboard survived with skilled rescue by local coastwatchers amid heavy surf and fog.

Cuanyes Arautayot Miss Lists Ngimonpetey Mareigt Ton Kent Prez Herbert Montgomery Thire Tnéfdsy Gregynogee Amlwch Wales Liverpool Newry Lancashire Fencible Cavalry West York Ireland Pembrokeshire Glamorganshire Corporation of Shrewsbury Admiralty Board E. Bass Bevlizant Lisbon Batavia Minorca Ricketts Eiz Chatham Court of Common Council Spitalfields Clerkenwell Lloyd's Coffee-House Pbs Nautilus Agir Lunite Norway Surerp Unite Christian Landsi Humber Filey Bay

Seizure in Bank Over Forged Drafts Involving City Figure

On Saturday a person named in the Bank was seized while attempting to pass a forged draft of 651. The note, said to be part of a change, led to questioning of a window keeper at Newgate 53 who claimed he received the draft as change. Lord Mayor Walker noted a prior acquittal in similar circumstances. The parties were remanded to separate pools.

Fin Yarmouth Heagxe Lord Srancer Nerzag Neliges Land Warris Gréentaik Baltic Aucusta Evizagertn Chapel Royal St. James’s Lincoln Kew Prince Epward Pitt Dunpas Lord CuatHam Chawford Piccadilly Marchioness of EuPexts WirtemBercoun Germany Bank of England Calais Milan Rome Paris Naples Italy Venice Pierres Woburn Abbey Cusartes Fitexoy House of Pre Co Dever Walker Newgate Itappai Cation Perfor Oldei

Tragic Bristol Fire and Chimney Collapse Report

A Bristol scene recounts a second floor window accident where an infant was dropped and killed by a sudden entry. Nearby, a chimney collapse on Bak ket's-row buried six, two workers dead and others injured. Euazaseta Wooncock remains gravely ill with slim hopes of recovery.

Refidth Weil-road Bristol Whitechapel Mount Euazaseta Wooncock

Lottery notices and obituaries from a Shropshire page

A fragmented English state lottery notice lists prize numbers and rewards while obituaries report deaths in various places including Shropshire and Devon. Notable entries mention Miss Martha Pemberton, Mr George Baker, junior, and Mrs Montagu among others with brief biographical notes. The piece also records a Prussian consul and other contemporaries, with scattered figures and dates.

Shropshire Wrockwardine Laurence Putition

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