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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 16, 1793

Page

4

A Rebus Puzzle From The Evening Mail

A garbled verse puzzle from the Evening Mail hints at forming a name from odd initials and phrases. It mentions ancient Greece and Rome themes, royal orders, philosophy and virtue, and a traitor’s fate, ending with a clue about a name that would wound the heart and cause tears. The note is signed N. BLP. Sc. Martia at Plath, Norwich.

Allen Greece Rome Martia Plath Norwich

France War Hysteria and Alien Bias Allegations Rise

A Dover report cites M de Chauvelin and secretary, amid fear of war as a Dutch messenger is examined in Dundas's office. Tales of Paris massacres fade. skirmishes near Mayence and Austrian recruits flood Cologne. French army strength and privateering armament grow. Ville de Londres construction noted. The Scheldt affair unsettled, Scheldt squadron blocks port, Count Struensee cited in Paris turbulent climate.

M. DE Chauvelin St M Chabveling’ Minster The Frenchi. Republic le Bruy Secretary of State’ S Tueday Paris Mayence Cufine Pats Marseillois Thyis Ville de Londres Cologne Aix-la-Chapelle Fedign Dredd Scheidt Struensee Kino Paussis

Desolate Provence News And Allied War Hints

Fragmentary wartime chronicle notes a devastated town with 1600 French troops, hostages secured for 700000 florins, and a relief force of 24000 with Imperial Hussars on the Rhine border. Duchess and noble postings, militia movements, and court notices fill a wide, period-voice update.

Jersey mob burns effigy of Tom Paine in market square

On Monday December 19 a crowd in the market-place assembled and hanged an effigy of Tom Paine on a gibbet. Dressed with a Liberty cap and cockade, he held a rights of man book and an old stag. After four hours he was removed and paraded, then taken to the sea shore and burned amid cheers. The Royal Club at Duke of York’s Hotel toasted the King’s health and other loyal sentiments, with drinks funded by attendees.

America Tgpg Crete p'Eow Paris Marechal du Camp Dumouriez Kederman Savoy East India Company India House China Hawke Brewarp Pennell Henry Dundas Angus. Mnaz Lord Walingham Younes Postmatters Pirry Downing-street Guildhall Cowley Alderstan Pickette Temple-Bar Philadelphia Putnam Congress Devonshire Plymouth Barracks 2Th’ Regiment 25Th Regiment Lord Greace Gorvon King’s Bench Fenders Middlesex London N .Ow Joan Tempest Durhan Brighton Silver Levestock Pakefield Fea Margate National Chelmsford Winchester Court-of -King’s Bench Ofoberdaft Glun‘stonhall Fairfax Jersey Constitutional Club Duke of York’s J. L. Hammonp Great George Prince of Wales Pitt Rebe

Court Martial Convicts Seaman and Names Warship Movements

A seaman convicted of desertion aboard the Charon is sentenced to 100 lashes. Reports detail ship movements off France from Andromeda to Ranger, Powerful, Lowestoffe, Nautillus, and Devonshire Militia deployments. A French smuggling interception in Catwater highlights Customs officer Thomas Collings’s lone capture of the loop Maria with contraband.

St. George His Andromeda Salisbury France Lieut Lanyon Falmouth Ranger Cotgrave Trial Malbone Powerful Lowestoffe Nautillus Devonshire Catwater Cork Somerville London Guernsey Thomas Collings Maria Cornwall Reginald Barret Mr. Collings

Victory Salutes as Navy Vessels Depart for Spithead

Portsmouth January 16 crowds gathered to watch Admiral Hoop and Capt Knight sail out of harbor toward Spithead aboard Victory as the Marine Band played God Save the King. Phaeton 36 guns also headed to Spithead while Vengeance 74 guns awaited at the Downs. Courageux hoisted Captain Waldegrave’s pendant aboard and Heroine 32 guns entered service under Captain Alan Hyde Gardner as ships in commission numbered 37 in harbor.

Nts Hoop Knight Spithead Andrew Snape Douglas Oea Vengeance Harry Burrard Downs Spitheaad Shield Waldegrave Alan Hyde Gardner

Wreck of the La Solidad Strands Near Rye

A Hamburg to Bilbao vessel named La Solidad with Manuel de Refesy aboard ran aground near Rye after a forceful sea. The crew were rescued, cargo valued at 30,000 pounds largely wiped out by storm and looting, and the hull sale proceeds benefited underwriters, fetching 135 guineas.

la Solidad Manuel de Refesy Hamburg Bilboa Rye

Obituaries Notice of Prominent British Figures

A notice reports the deaths of Sir Alexander Gilmour Bart formerly MP for Mid Loria Boulogne sur Mer. Mrs Bence of Henttead Suffolk aged 83. and Fransis Stuart Crawfurd Esq of Milfén Langsyde near Glasgow son of the late and brother of the present Sar John Stuart of Oftelmilk, with dates and places.

Sos Vo Boulogne-sur-le

Shipping Notices From Dublin and Downs

A Colonial era notice lists ships Thompson from Alicant Belomay Kelfic from London Arrivaes insca DraL January 16 with a north easterly wind. The Dupuch English remains in the Downs with Deat January 18 also a Warley East Indiaman and the Circe frigate in the Downs.

Dublin Margaret, Thompson Alicant Belomay Kelfic’c London Insca Dral Downs Dupuch Warley East Indiaman

Meetings of creditors at Guildhall

Fragmented listing of creditors and their addresses with dividend figures and bond rates. Names include Weight, Nath, Blachford, Harris, Burton, Kington, Oldroyd, Vaughan, Holbech, Watson, Wood, Green, Walkers, Aubert, Rigaud, and others. Mentions divers sums, consols, and securities with dated values and percentages.

Samuel Weight Lincoln’s-inn Thomas Holbech Cripptegate-buildings Butcher Thomas Watson Woodbridge-treet William Clark Liéefterelds Haberdakters David Day Fridey-street Gauze-Weaver Peter Wood Shire-lane Taylor enry-Billingtont Great Ruffel-treet Miét Peter Green Ratcliffe Brewer William Sanderson Wood George Walkers Coventry Alexander-Aubert Charles-Henry-Rigaud Middle Moorfields

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