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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 14, 1793

Page

2

Bankruptcy notices and dividends in the London Gazette

The London Gazette lists bankruptcy supersessions and augmentations with names such as SANKELPTCY ENLARGED and BANKRUPTS. It records surrender actions, meetings at Guildhall, and attorney details. Dividends are announced for creditors including James Searby and Luisa Febuig, with multiple debtors in London and surrounding counties.

Tipp Lane Rybbon Guildhall Antonie Crowdderick’s Place Chilwell Furth Ula Atttorney Sailin Tewry-street Aldgate Oreent Cocker Alves Bath Britto Bray Mr.Thomas Beéwis Gray’s Yan James Searby St. Clement Danes Mercer Ene Aubert Charles Henry Rigaud Merehants st.Guildhall Charies-street Covent Garden Luisa Henry Wichells Takenhouse Yard Grocer Guildhnee Ine Lazonby Charing Cross Riddalsti Tate Calne Lancashire Gleven the Angel Heary Foor Alveditten Wilts Woolstapler Ae Josiah Harrop George Yard St Edmund the King Snawleman Ter

Incomplete historical notice from Mercer and Moisorn locales

Fragmentary entry lists names and addresses from Gracechurth street Mercer Turnham Green Saffronestreet Moisorn and Chudleigh Bevon with references to a Gazette and local governance. The text appears garbled, missing clear actions dates and outcomes. It resembles an old public notice or advertisement with scattered personal names and locations.

Ndlayy Gracechurth-street Mercer Turnham Green Tanékeeper Peter Bowes James Burley Saffronestreet Moisorn Wexvers Job Westcott Chudleigh Bevon

The Queen's Court Friday Attended by All Parties

Reports say the Queen's Court on Friday will be heavily attended by figures from all factions. Dinners are planned at St James's for royal celebrate, while the royal family will dine at court. Also, finance and defense measures loom as Britain braces for ongoing European tensions.

Wittigid Fane Riention Ererich Spain Yeas Neady Ion Flanders Phieni Beensby Pyony Praiak Junger Comnton Council London Riurcranr Proberty Flanets France Marty Freencu England The Council of France MVDOM Ps Liaxcourt Bas Comaire Ireland Dukes Dorset Monrose Marquis of Bath Cuatuam Harcourt Ayressury Lord Grenville Pratt Dundas Conway Bhié Trucuer Constantinople M. de Lemonville Tecome Louis Rhine Hockheim Rosertson Cuartes V Paiaces Sarnnra Aé&T Thomas Spence Chancery-lane Paine Middlesex Sammson Walcut Mew Sterkenwell

National Convention Debates and War Office Reforms

In a Monday evening session of the National Convention petitioners urged action to make laws and save the Republic. Debates covered provisions for the army, discipline for deserters, and new War Office regulations. Rumors of conspiracies and clergy exclusions sparked further committee demarcations and executive reporting. The assembly also addressed Bruges levelling clubs and the release of detainees including Marthal Luckner.

Nantz Republic Chambon Bourdon FuEstay Brussels Committee of War Pathe Popular Society Francé Cambon Belgia Canaan Promised Land Executive Council Barbara

French Convention Debates Ministers and Press Trials

The Executive Council reports resignations and expulsions among Belgic Commissioners while ministers face responsibility for unfamiliar facts. Debates lead to decrees ordering general state accounts, with ministers to provide detailed administrations. The Home Department notes British cargo restrictions and military supply issues. The session also covers arrest motives for Gautier and La Faye, press controls, Verdun surrender findings, and plans to dissolve municipal officials. A polemical closing section attacks French anti liberalism and urges stricter arming of authorities against foreign arson and banditry.

Executive Council Minster of the Home Department Hig Chipe France Hatton Ricland Interior Foreign Affairs War Marine Committee of General Defence Minister of the Home Oo Sillery Department of Mont Blanc Savoy Committee of Arms Fufice Gautier Fage Gowt City Journal la Reaille Xe Paris Advertiser Ays. Garat Gaujier la Faye of Marine National Marine Manuel Committee of General Safety Mbrat Verdun Verdwis

Heatre Review of Andromache at the Distegssep Moruer

Yesterday evening a young actress appeared as Andromache before a crowded house. Her figure and voice showed promise though timidity limited impact. Orestes, sung with spirit by Holuan, and Mrs. Pope’s portrayal were praised for natural feeling and strong emotion.

Andromarche Wittl Andromacue Holuan Orestes

French Army in Germany and Mediterranean Actions

Letters from frontiers report French forces beyond the Saar Moselle line between Thionville and Boulogne with headquarters at Thionville and hospital at Metz. Pestilence fears rise as the army suffers from siege and Austrian attacks. Reports also note scarcity, aristocratic pockets near Meurthe, a Prussian sighting near Nancy, and Admiral Latouche's Sardinian mission from Naples Bay.

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