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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 13, 1800

Page

3

Privateer Renard captured by Nemesis and Lutwidge

The Downs report that Vice Admiral Lutwidge and Captain Baker aboard the Nemesis with the Savage and Nile captured the French privateer lugger Le Renard, of fourteen guns and fifty five or sixty five men, while recapturing the Atlas. The Nemesis and allies anchored in the Downs with their prizes. Lt. Whitehead’s Nile also captured Modere. Further notes detail actions by Bouillon and Aristocrat crews and a Castor dispatch about privateer activity near Oporto.

Admiralty-Office Lutwidge Downs Evan Nepean Baker Savage Atlas Butcher Nile Whitehead Sam, &c. ” Skeff le Renard Jean Jacque Fourmintin Boulogne Lisbon Dungeness Fhompson la Modere Jim Guyon Calais Whompson Bricf T. Baker Wile Dovel le Modere Goulogne Tam Skeffington Lutwidge Cummanar C. Downs D’ Auvergne Prince Wray Finn Bravo St. Maries Dauvergne Prince of Bouillon Plymouth Jersey Windward FE. S L/Avanture St. Malocs

France Emigration Classes Analyzed In Sanapin Work

A Geneva born author argues the French emigration falls into three groups the indifferent the reasonable and the irreconcilables. The indifferent avoid war and politics while living abroad. The reasonable favor peace and limited concessions while remaining loyal to the King if conditions allow. The irreconcilibles reject concessions and foresee Royalist restoration only through a rigid monarchy backed by force.

M. Sanapin Genevese France States-General National Assembly

Royan Family to Reside in London This Winter

The Royan Family arrives in London from Windsor to reside for the remainder of winter. Yesterday the King, with the Duke of Cumberland and several noblemen, hunted with the stag bounds.

Royan Windsor Cumegtand

LeLranpe's Comet Foretells Layered Global Fates

The article notes a new comet sighting by LeLranpe hag and discusses ominous prospects for Caesar and Rome. It reports TALLEYRAND PERIGORD marrying Madame Le GRAN and an India related crim. con suit with damages around 20,000 Sicca Rupees. It recounts accidents near Plymouth Dock and at Jack's Coffee house with multiple fatalities and injuries.

LeLranpe Hag Casar Rome Talleyrand Perigord Minster of Foreign Affairs Madame le Gran Francis India M. Taning- Rand Beaucoup Epwarp Howarp H. Howarp M.P Duke of Norfoix E. Howard Plymouth Dock Payne Sidbury Worcester Jack Welminster

Guerr Sey Jad and the Arrival of Rufia Forces

A fragmentary dispatch notes about 600 to 800 Ruf fia forces arriving on the island and the uncertain command after a recently expected general. A traveler from Bourdeaux reports favorable views on a Peris change but fears it may trigger peace debates.

Syeich Erince Bourdeaux Bi Peris Vaintet

Liberty of theatres in Paris divides art and state

A Parisian essay critiques theatrical liberty after the revolution, arguing the public venues fail to sustain major houses. It laments shifting patronage, criminally misused funds, and the need for government support tied to national progress. The author urges theatres as instructional public spaces aligned with virtue and national memory.

Society of the Comediens France Opera Comedie Francaise Comedie Italienne Paris Chefs D’auvres Theatre of Arts Picard Dumoutier Legoute Vaudes Giles

Laurent's Secular Ode to Be Performed on the Queen's Birthday

The five hundred stanza Laurent's Secular Ode will be staged for the Queen's Birthday with music adapted from Havy- DEL. Two highwaymen robbed a post-chaise between Salt Hill and the Dumb Bell near Two Mile Brook, then a Reading Road port coach and a Henley road post-chaise, all within view of workers cutting fern near Maidenhead Thicket.

Laurent Salt Hill Two Mile Brook Reading Road Henley Road Maidenhead

Dublin News Update on Troop Movements and Political Rumors

Report from Dublin details British troops arriving near Cork and Cambridge Militia sailing to Liverpool, with Oxford expected soon. It notes exchange rates at Dublin and discusses Grattan’s Parliamentary prospects amid Unionist and Anti-Unionist tensions. References to Waterford transports and a strong anti Unionist sentiment frame a volatile political moment.

Dublin Cork 40Th Foot Cambrdge Glamorgan Regiment Ath Bot King’s Own Dawson Thite Wicklow Ireland Rocufort Meath Hin O' Lougha John Burke Hugh M'Guire M'Guire J.ribbons John Gibbons Zumbert Killaa Suncaylaf Mumford Hamilton Rowan America Waterford Lord CasTiskeacu King’s’ Armis

Armed intruders raid two homes in local parishes

In Belfast JaRey, gunmen entered the house of Mr. Joan Harper in Kells and seized a sword pistol and gunpowder after a search. Earlier, a group plundered the home of Mr. Cunnindam, a farmer in Kislead, taking a large amount of cash and valuables.

Belfast JaRey Joan Harper Kells Cunnindam Kislead Cath

Escape From New Gaol By Roche The Noted Rebel

CORE reports that Roche, held in New Gaol for prosecuting rebels, escaped by removing a roof brick and sliding down a sheet with a weighted stone to balance his descent. In Kinsale, several men were arrested for United Irishmen activity, including Leary the shoemaker. The Dublin Mail post-boy was halted and robbed at Redhill by four men.

Roche Kinsale United Irifamen Leary Dublin Maryborough Ballynakill Redhill

Winds of Berwickshire Deaths and Aged Remedies

The article notes 40 sheep perished on a Berwickshire farm amid harsh season and reports two women killed en route Edinburgh to Glasgow near Glasgow. It promotes Spilsbury’s Antiseptic Drops for scurvy gout and rheumatism, touting a new edition of his treatise and sale at Soho Square Dispensary.

Berwickshire Edinburgh Glasgow Srinspury Frs Spilsbury Soho Square

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