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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 19, 1798

Page

2

Plan to Open Bank Subscriptions for Voluntary Contributions

London observers report efforts by Church and State dignitaries to fund a voluntary contribution book. The Bank cannot accept future-pay subscriptions, so a quarterly instalment plan is proposed with a binding Act when Parliament meets. Readers urged to supply timely payments and receipts for assessments.

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News from Lloyd's and Brest War Updates

Letters from France warn of danger to English goods in Hamburgh and Altona with shipments potentially seized on arrival. Lisbon homeward fleet arrives. Daphne frigate recap­tured and more captures noted. Jamaica health improves, Barbadoes reinforcing, Hermes frigate moved, 27 officers killed. Lloyd's insurance up due to French privateers. Public inquiry at East India House delays, Monmouth and Ardent refits ordered. wages paid at dockyards soon.

Lloyd’s France Hamburgh Altona England Lisbon Plymouth CuyLer West Indies Jonah Grenada Barbadoes Port-Royal Camelfox Point-a-Petre la Pensee Hermione la Guira Porto Cavallo East India House Lloyd's Paris Chatham Nto Monmouth Ardent Belliqueux Michaelmas Sheerness Yard Peymouth Maker Lizard Brest Lisson Hibernia William Bayley Liverpool Queen John Bibell Flora George Shaw Belfast Alexander George Ploughman George J. Hodgson Cork Burydice Tarpor Eurydice Tatsor Limon Cawland Bay Shajen Dur- Ham la Dupine Bay of Biscay Daphne Cracrart Bourdeaux Guadaloupe Chace le Trayte Brissac Baltimore John Gard Durham Axon Reynouns Hamoaze Keares Ushgat

Calamitous consequences of revolution in Cisalpine Republic

The article laments the spread of revolutionary ideas, citing Alderghetti’s description of robberies and assassinations in the Cisalpine and comparing them to France. It argues royalist forces and indirect taxes, financial ruin, and legal chaos justify rejecting such reforms. It notes officials complain of German smugglers, aristocratic plots, and shifting fiscal policies as revolutions unfold.

Rgthult Alderghetti Frederici Italy France Fenerelli Department of Justice Darracq Council of Five Hundred

Mourning orders and royal court life in early February

A court report details mourning decrees for the late Duke of Wirtemberg, with dress codes for ladies and gentlemen changing on several Sundays. It notes crowds at the Duchess of Gordon's and a St James's Ball, plus ship news from Plymouth and Dover, including captures and arrivals from Lisbon and Cadiz, and a French privateer action near Dover.

Queen’s Palace Newgate Windsor Duke of Gordon A& of Parliament A&t Spinx Gracechurch-street

Speech from the Throne at Frish Parliament

The Lords hear the King's speech urging unity and resolve amid renewed conflict with France. It praises Admiral Duncan's victory, notes financial burdens, and calls for vigilance against dissension while defending commerce, industry, and Protestant institutions. The Earl of Roden moves the Address. the Earl of Befive urges union and Catholic inclusion to defend the Constitution.

House of Lords House of Peers Ireland Lord Duncan Hous of Commons Houses of Lords and Commons Earl of Roden Earl of Befive

Brest Readied for English Invasion Armament

From Paris papers government pledges a firm attack on England. Brest port works surge. Transports from other ports to Brest. Vice Admiral Levarce to supervise mobilization and armament with the Director. Seventh demi brigades arrive from Touton to arm four more and supply gunners. Detachments from L Orient assist ships of war. Large battalions to form the Army of England cantonments along seaboard.

Paris England Brest Levarce Minister of Marine Marine Artillery Touton L’orient

Macnamara Appointed Commander of Cerberus Frigate

Captain Macnamara takes command of the Cerberus frigate following the death of Captain Deew. The appointment places Macnamara in charge of the vessel and its crew, effective immediately, with duties to maintain order and readiness.

Macnamara Cerberus Deew

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London Cisalpine Republic Ship News Dover Fan le Policrate Dave Ell Calais Dunkirk Citizen Marjorie Racoon Dungeness Frish Parliament Brest, Jans. II
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