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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 25, 1793

Page

4

Forts Surrendered as French Emigres Enter Forts

The French outsiders occupy Forts near Meuse in a scene described as dire with emigants, including Madame de Faeras whose husband was hanged in Paris in 1789. Deserters prevail in Dumexur. Prince de Coxve heads to Vienna to avert an army splintering April 1. General Custine reportedly retreated to Landau, though unconfirmed.

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Maestricht Sacked by Goop Forces Amid Flooded Roads

From Bois le Duc dated February 17, reports say Goop men sack Maestricht but flooded roads hinder drag of heavy artillery. About 2000 French emigrants perform military duties in the town as Prussians fortify defenses and repel an attempted assault.

Bois LE Duc Maestricht Bois Fe Duc

Private Letter From Holland Describes War Preparations

Extract from a private Holland letter reports a battle mood, loaded firearms on ramparts, and plans to resist invasion. It notes Amsterdam siege risks, food censorship, and rising Catholic support after the king’s death while warning of French moves toward forts near Amsterdam and potential inundation.

Bergen Op Zoom France Amsterdam Amsterdan

Volunteer Coastal Companies Formed for National Defense

A plan to raise volunteer coastal companies with a captain, lieutenant, two sergeants, two corporals, drums, and about 60 privates. Officers receive commissions from the King, with half pay serving officers allowed full pay while on duty. Volunteers train in arms, supply fortifications, and serve when attacked. arms kept by a half pay officer and returned to Ordnance Stores when required.

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Naval captures and arrivals near Havre de Grace and Plymouth

A sea flowing report details privateer captures and prize seizures including The Alligator and The Ferret from Dunkirk, The Pegsy Bennett, The London Merchant, and The Merioneth seized at Rouen, Porient, and Havre de Grace. Captain Bligh’s Bounty voyage with 1800 bread fruit plants is noted as safe near the Cape, with Jamaica expected. Also covered are arrivals at Plymouth and Portsmouth, wrecks, fires, and naval movements including the L Etoile du Matin prize and Colloden’s voyage, plus a spur of privateer chases and merchant ships near Cornwall and Cape coast.

Ramgate Ani Bart Dunkirk Bennett West Indies Jamaica John Rye Kyte Calais England France L’etoile du Matin Belfrechine Chartertown Havre de Grace la Penthiere Jean Pierre Dennis Juno Ellison Portsmouth Dule St. Domingo Bourdeaus Hercules Bombay China Polly Rodney Chatellon Philadelpha Falmouth Hebe Haylandser Virginia Aurosay Byrne Philadelphia Naples Charitan Ralles Newfoundland Kent Liv Operto Dublin Sun Leone Retention Skinner Sicerity Gunner Venus Bechelor Pheve Underdown Ordnance Neptune Bevi Is Jane Fectner Sires Turton Viélualers S. W. Deal Wind Scopare Thetis Dawnte Sacra Lewes Adm Macaire

Prussian Move Into Poland Creates Local Alarm

The letter notes 12 000 to 15 000 Prussians in Poland and reports Thorn seized by Schwe rin regiment causing consternation among magistrates. It suggests Berlin may not attack, as negotiations consider peaceful surrender of Thorn, with townsfolk watching events intently.

Poland Schwerin Thorn Berlin

Prussia Moves After Declaration Across Poland Frontier

War saw cannons sent to Great Poland troops and Prussians enter Frauenstadt after a brief parley. They circled the fortress with exchanged honours. Rumor says Prussians may advance from Pofcia to Sachatzes, eight leagues from the capital. Empress may send an envoy whose fate could follow.

Warsaw Great Poland Frauenstadt Pofcia Sachatzes Grodno Poland

Rumor of 24000 Ruslan Troops Near Finnish Frontiers

Stockholm reports 24 000 Ruslans approaching Finland with troops said to have entered Findland. Officers ordered to remain at field quarters while reinforcements arrive. The Regent cites a request from the Governor of the young King about a conspiracy against the king and public peace, though skepticism remains.

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Stock Prices Report From Wednesday Afternoon

The Tuesday price of bank stocks shows Bank Stock at 103 and Consols around 72 1/4. The market notes Consols with 8 3/4 per cent, and the overall stock trading references 195 Shorth terms, with inconsistent OCR legibility for the rest.

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Royal and political notes travel and crime from Chatham to Dublin

The Duke of York arrives at Chatham then sails for Helvoet, while the Earl of Egmont prepares a continental journey possibly to Vienna to congratulate the Emperor. Irish affairs recount the arrest of Eis and Folleuse for French service, with legal proceedings and possible exile. Reports cover Paris Jacobin bonfire, India Charter talks, Sunderland keelmen, Edinburgh theater, convicts transported to New South Wales, and naval movements near Deal with seized sloop and powder. Arrivals and prices at ports, stock quotes, and local levies conclude the item.

Duke of York Chathan Sheerness Greenwich Earl of Evcin Vienna Count Staakremberg Lord E1gin Duxon- Rier Ireland London Eis Dumourier Cavan Folleuse Dumouriet’s Dublin Higeins Fellene Secretary of State Higgins Ele Jaconins Paris Petion Board of Control Court of Dirests Ééeri Sveckériiye Sunderland Millars Durham Kemble Mrs. Essex Edinburgh Erdington Siddens Kesle Suffolk Chatham Calais Deal Macneipe the Ho Griffin Admiral Macbride Ramsgate Harbour Westminster Regiment Midalesex Mila Hounslow, &c Symmonds Col Newgate Fureties Thomas Paine Dierkemweil Bridewell Fleet Lawrence Brom Ley

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