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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 18, 1799
Page
4
Letters from Dublin report rising in County Clare with rebels marching on Evans and Clare Castle. Dublin and Galway uneasy about the Union as authorities seize arms in Bridewell and Kilmainham. Prisons yield new conspiracy discoveries and reports from Paris and Hamburg note volatile European moves and diplomatic tensions.
A fragmentary passage notes opposing factions asserting local objections to a Union measure. It argues that loud critics reveal inconsistency and detest the plan despite not understanding its outlines. The text critiques those clamoring against federal union while citing local inconveniences as their motive.
Tomorrow a Massacs from His Majesty will be delivered to the two Houses of Parliament regarding the proposed Union with Inztana. It is believed no observations will be made. after reading, an adjournment of several days will be moved to allow time for both Houses in Ireland to receive their resolutions.
The dispatch notes heightened vigilance by the directorate to block state news from Belgium’s insurrection across fronts from Cairo to Ref and beyond. Insurgents reportedly justify reprisals after capturing an Adjutant General and several French officers, with the revolt spreading from Antwerp to Mastriche, Luxembourg, and Hainault areas.
A letter from Constantinople dated November describes Gen Bonaparte assembling Cairo leaders to seek a subsidy. French losses are listed as 7600 after French troops and officers were killed or dispersed, while Arabs controlled Cairo and Bararama retreated toward Syria. A second Constantinople letter notes an action between Bers and French, with gunboats damaging Aboukir Castle and Bonaparte Tē in a difficult position.
A fragmentary report discusses a young Beene Sare Port potential pension from the Emperor and a plan involving the Duke of Wrarembaxe. It notes offers, court intrigue, and a possible escape to Berlin, with a intercepted correspondence and questions about the prince’s arrest and education at a university.
In Yarmouth on January TB the Headsloop of war arrived and the Prince of Orange Packet with six mails and numerous passengers. Portsmouth reports wind-bound Channel Fleet under Vice Admiral Talmo nson at St Helen's. Also sightings of Dutch vessels and several warships in port. At Plymouth January 890 the Fishguard frigate arrived from a cruise. Deal notes wind and arrival of Exdlymion frigates with convoy from Lisbon and Oporto.
A fragment from Morttmn eee discusses a letter purporting to explain Sir J Arnell's stance on public duties and future funding. It mentions a May letter from Melena describing Danish colour ships, planned measures, and arrivals, plus imperial troops near Adina with grain from Hungary. Also notes a Drury Lane performance, a near Stepney duel thwarted by police, and a 23 pound wild goose shot near Hornung Ferry Norfolk.
A 1798 Dispensary notice extols Srizseurys Ax Tricornu The Dagrs as superior to other medicines for scurvy gout rheumatism and leprosy declaring many relieved and death averted by the remedy a call for steady perseverance in treatment.
An 19th century notice promotes Mr. Appleby’s celebrated Tra, a vegetable breakfast claimed to cure nervous disorders and inward weaknesses when other medicines fail. Sold at No. 48 Camden Street Islington with directions, in parcels at 26 years and 10s each, postage extra.
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