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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 20, 1792

Page

4

Early Hilary Term Proceedings and Global News Briefs

Monday saw the Judges assemble at Lord Chancellor’s in Great Ormond Street before marching to Westminster Hall to open courts. Reports mention Bishop of Norwich, Duke of Leeds likely to join the Cabinet, and possible resignations. Other items cover naval affairs, parliamentary elections, orbital events, Oxfor Prize topics, and Cape of Good Hope news. details include Lord Cornwallis, the Taanes Frigate, and the Providence brig at Table Bay, plus political shifts and trade regu lations in Europe.

Duke of Leeds Casinet Lord Campen Dunpas Lord Auckland Orrostriow India Lord Cornwallis Tiproo Sertnpapatain Vintrers Warwick K W1cut Lapsroxe Simeon Yorke Lord Brown- Law Grantham Francis Cockayne Cuft Horse Guards Tower University of Cambridge Mit Bugidt Apgeniterttar London América Oxforp Loxspare Fhitsday Whitehaven His Majesty Ftp Providence Burcu Table Bay Cape of Good’ Hope Cape Dutch East India Company Vane Graff Holand Batavia Regiment of Light Horse Jamaica Ig Tosconsitt Gartyan

Death of the Earl of Effingham in Jamaica

Reports from Jamaica indicate the Governor’s ill health and the death of his Lady deeply affected him. He died November 18 at Government House Kingston Port Royal, leaving no issue. The title passes to his brother Richard Howard. government duties devolve on Lieut. Col. Williams on the interim.

Jamaica George Lancaster Effingham Government Kingston Port Royal Richard Howard Ren Earl of

Se Dominican upheaval in Port au Prince insurrection

Se Domingo reports chaos as free coloreds and whites clash after a decree revoking May orders. A negro is executed by hanging amid protests, Caulary retaliation, fires scorch twenty eight huts, and Belairunt is attacked. A Spaniard-linked letter encouraging insurgents is found.

Port-au-Princé Port au-Prince General Assembly Cape National Assembly Calour Calaury Belair Croix Des Bouquets M. Tarnerer

The Dowager Countess Dies and Errivcuam Estate Changes

The Earl of Errivcuam returns to the family estate in lighter fortune after the Dowager Lady Errivcuam’s death four months prior. Jamaica reports unrest among enslaved people prompting naval action. Port au Prince is said burned by rebels. Sugar prices rise then fall as inventories dwindle. A York bank opens next month under Oupeerip Winson & Co with fraud cases and imprisonments linked to local bankers. Crimes include thefts in Derby and a wife assault case. reports note long-term residence changes and attempts to escape custody.

Earl of Errivcuam Errixcuam Errincuam Wiil Jamaica Iland Port Ae Prince St. Dominec London France Gos York Oupereip Hands Fime William Elizabeth Baker Band Edward Elizabeth Ashley Edward Ashley Derby Wiliam Howard Darby Andy Joana Sway

Emperor grants Princes of Auersberg title in Poland

The Emperor extends the rank of Princes of the Holy Roman Empire to all descendants of the reigning Prince of Auersberg and to issue a commemorative medal. In Lemberg, Pierre de Ziemblice Count de Gruckowiecki, Privy Counsellor, dies aged 69. Last year 13,099 deaths and 11,022 births occurred in the city and suburbs.

Auersberg Holy Roman Empire Lemberg Pierre de Ziemblice Count de Gruckowiecki

Fraud on the Bank of England charges against Shaw

Shadrach Shaw, late Bank of England clerk, was charged with fraud for obtaining 178 pounds from Nicholas Fenwick by transferring three percent consolidated annuities and pretending ownership. George Gibbs and Francis Wall testified Shaw signed transfers and had no rightful holding in the funds. Fenwick believed Shaw entitled to the transfer. Shaw was committed.

Shadrach Shaw Governors and Company Bank of England Nicholas Fenwick Fenwwies Ben Hy Hne George Gibbs Shaw Governor Consolidated Francis Wall Iid Company Fenwick

OUR HOME MANUFACTURES EMPLOY LARGE WORKFORCE

The article outlines the vast employment in major British factories. It lists Pexre and Partners at Manchester with 19 to 26 thousand workers, Buzirs and Co. employing 12 to 5 thousand, Sir Brcward Arxweicst’s cotton mills from 8 to 9 thousand, Wepenuoop potteries about 20 thousand, Darrey and Co. in Shropshire around 1 thousand, Borrow and Co. in Birmingham about 400. It notes figures for Peeve of Manchester as a former porter who advanced to buy the Borough of Tantworth and mentions Sir Richard Axxweieur and Joan Wilkinson as notable early career shifts.

Pexre Tamworth Manchester Buzirs and Co Brcward Gooo Wepeuwoop Darrey and Co Shropshire Borrow and Co Birmingham Peeve Tantworth Barn Psillips Ri Axxweieur Frank Stanpisuh Kiograt Preston BuxcorNe Richard Axxwhent Joan Wilkinson Ruabon Wrexham

Portmouth Arrivals and British Ships Sailers Report

Portmouth harbor sees arrivals and departures with several ships listed including Crescent Modring from Smyrna Betsey Hudsony Newcastle Cafar Carr from London and Aurora Berry for Holgre de Grace. Others sailed to Bourdeaux London and a damaged ship Lively Thomell from St Lucar with fruit bound for London. A noted ship Bowden Tingmouth reached Figuera after bar damage while cargoes were jettisoned. Major John from Jersey sailed from Burin Newfoundland for Bilbao on October 2nd and is not heard of again.

Portsmouth Van Crescent Modring Smyrna Betsey Hudsony Newcastle Cafar Carr London Aurora Berry Holgre de Grace de William Hannape Bourdeaux Preston Littimore Cowes Lively Burin Newfoundland Bilboa Otober Fitice

Unclear fragmentary note on voyage and insignia signals

Fragmentary text mentions Sam Cowis and Bouton master with sails and passengers. References white cockades and peak with athou aftic y ration of the Ex Prineces, implying a deflibation or ceremony. No clear event or outcome is stated.

Cowis Sam Bouton Acai

Medical patent nostrum praised by nobility in 1791

An 18th century proclamation extols a medicine as noble endorsed by gentry with faculty letters, claiming efficacy for scurvy gout lepra skin disorders and nervous complaints. It advertising drops sold by venders at general medicine shops with directions and observations, dated December 2, 1791 in Rangis Spilsbury Paris.

Spilsbury Léridon N. B Medicin

Ship Arrivals and Departures From Various Ports

Mariners report arrivals at Dartmouth Exeter and Weymouth with ships from Hamburgh Jamaica Philadelphia Africa and Newfoundland. Vessels include Minerva CyCop, Swallow Lyon Diligence Biscay Gallant and others from Leghorn Bilboa Gibraltar Smyrna and Cadiz. Deal notes sailed vessels, wind conditions and no ships in the Downs with several ships listed as outbound or bound for Valencia and Cadiz.

Liverpoola Edwards Vernon Hambute Iain Hibernia Babon Leghorn Bilboam Biscay Burgess Exeter Gallant Parker Newfoundland Huffy Cowes Lively Fhemis Weymouth Sthe Ann Jarrard Peltafteethe Doris Chambers Dublin Roberts Lon Javcag Betsey Lamb Endeavour Markman Offend Downs Jane Hayne Gibraltar Dover Allison Lisle Lisbou Portsmouth Crescent Smyrnas Tryal Baldry Cadiz

Theatrical Reports Reader Casts and Shows List

The report lists performances for the Mabellas and Covent-Garden venues this Saturday. It names actors such as Mrs Barrymore, Mr Kemble, Miss Pegg, Mr Harcourt, and Mrs Siddons along with titles including The Country Girl, Macbeth, Artaxerxes, Arbaces, and Blue Beard.

Ae Daury-Lane Company Mabellas Kemble Covent-Ganden Artaxerxes Gray Ingledan Artybanes Darl Mandane Billington Macbeth Holt Macduff Rickin

Marital Proceedings and Ancestral Arrangements in Ballinacourty Ireland

Fragmentary court and estate notices referencing H C Gumbleto Captain in the dragoon regiments and connections to the Maly family. Mentions Elizabeth Scanday and Michael Scadlany of Billinaha with dates and county details, plus references to Rev. Lewis Power, Reeves family, and various financial terms and stock items from an archival page.

Mae Tee Ballinacourty

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