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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 22, 1798

Page

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Acapulco Trade and Manila Galleon System Described

A colonial-era description explains Acapulco as a sea port connecting Spanish America with the Philippine Islands. Two ships depart yearly for Manila and return with cargoes including silver and East Asian goods. The voyage supports heavy trade, employs many in Mexico, and features large armed galleons capable of fending off pirates.

America Acapulco Manilla Spanish America Philippine Islands East India China Panella Lima Mexico Mama Rogers Cooke Sio Nven Acapatco Porto Bello New Spain Cusco Peru Chili

Galleon Fleet And Flora Trade Of New Spain Items

The passage describes annual Manila galleons sailing July to Acapulco by December to February, returning for Manila by June, making the voyage about a year. The Galleons, eight men of war with 50 guns, carry military stores and general merchandise for private account, facing dangerous conditions. The Flora fleet, partly royal and partly private, sails to Vera Cruz in New Spain with 16 ships of 460 to 1000 tons, led by captains, admiral, and patache on the king's account.

Manilla Acapulco Marth Peru Galleovt Perra Firma South Sea Mexico Vera Cruz New Spain Patache Pitinace

Try For Fanny Blooming Fair From Pindus Bow

Fragment reads like a poetical tribute to Fanny with archaic phrasing and garbled lines. It mentions Siluria and Gambrian references, suggesting a lyric or ode style. The text appears as a damaged translation or transcription from Welch origin.

Hole Pindus Lilly the Dale Fanny

Cambridge Degree Recipients at New Trinity College Listing

Cambridge on January 17 announces Friday’s degree ceremony for Bachelor of Arts at New Trinity College with a long list of fellows and colleges including Trinity St Johns Peterhouse Caius Sidney Magdalen Emanuel Pembroke Bene’t Catherine Clare Wardle and others. The names cover many colleges and hundreds of attendees reflecting a traditional academic procession.

Cambridge Trinity College Hale Bosworth Celtman Jennings Law Martin Bains Sawerby Lloyd Frere Mair Howes Néate Swatman Neville Wilgrets Oliver Broadley Wiliams Brooks Lincoln Wilkes Cooke Atkinson Heald Parry Pulley Airlie Eliley Parnell Bayley Wolfe Wrratheri St._John’s College Chintian Dobson Parchert Millers Stanley Williams Butchery Huster Kynaston Ferry Thorold Auberton Hibjam Salmon Cory, Dade Dowbigen Sidney College Theltlewaite Whitehead Magildlen College Burnell, Batley Foster Settle Green Emanuel Colleges Gill Lamb Hartley Humphrey Watkinson Hodges Fen Jun Poftlewaite Hobbs Hutchings Thompson

English Channel Tales and Norwich Memorials

From Weymouth and Norwich come fragmentary reports of wartime events. An English captain and a lady arrived from Jersey via St Malo, describing scant French force readiness and prisoner exchanges, with a fatal prison breach tale. Norwich notes a February 14 1797 sea victory memorial display honoring Admiral St Vincent and Nelson, with a sword presentation and heraldic device by Horatio Nelson’s Norfolk kin.

Weymouth Jersey St. Maaroes England Norwich Don Xavier. Winthuysen Earl St. Vincent Horatio Newson K.B Norfolk Sir Horatio Nelsony Ninham

Crowded Leith Harbour Echoes Busy Winter Shipping

Edinburgh January 18 Leith Harbour is crowded with ships awaiting births as open winter allows uninterrupted North Sea navigation. A Glasgow Bridgegate fire tragedy leaves a woman burnt to death alone in her home. Barcaldine mourns John Gregor aged 108, a Killicrankie battle veteran who served in the Scots Brigade and lived with family for decades.

Edinburgh Leith North Sea Bridgegate Glasgow Herseff Barcaldine John Gregor Killicrankie Shriff Nuir Holland

Court of King's Bench Sittings Before Lord Kenyon

In a case to recover money paid to the defendant for illegal insurances the plaintiff, recently jailed for sending a letter to a licensed lottery office in Bone Street threatening action unless paid, wins a verdict for the amount received by the defendant. Lord Kenyon condemns illegal insurances as a great societal evil and urges judges and juries to curb the practice.

State Lottery A Capital Megrs Swift and Co Ea Zr Soc Whaler Ilegal Insurances Northail Bonetreet Lord Kenyon Hoto

Storm wrecks three American ships near Texel coast

In January a Minerva under Captain T Cutts was driven ashore on the South coast of Texel amid a tempest, all hands perilously stranded. The Favourite, Captain Tomisox from Philadelphia to Hamburg, was also driven ashore with loss of several crew. A third American vessel lost its masts and stranded on the island’s West end. the crew remain aboard with little hope of rescue as winds do not abate.

Minerva T. Cutts South Coat Texel Philadelphia Tuomisox Hambureh

Burglary Prosecution At Dockhead Involving Clarke and Martin

Police at Union Hall report Abraham Clarke Thomas Martin Frames Stevens and Redmayne charged with breaking into Meilrs Fell and Steeles at Dockhead and stealing wool and beaver skins valued at about one hundred pounds sold by Redmayne to Walcup. Stevens bargains for Crown. Clarke and Martin committed for trial. Redmayne accessory. extra charges linked to a lighter robbery.

Abraham Clarke Thomas Martin Frames Stevens Redmayne Meilrs’Fell and Steeles Dockhead Walcup Cage Cooper Stevens Clarke Martin Fenton Redamayne

Fourpence daily pay reform for sheriffs alters ses sions attendance

Treasury notification prompts counties to limit 4s per day to the 12 senior justices at Quarter Sessions, replacing pay to all attendees. The 4s rate dates to Richard I with barons exempt, amid discontent. Also reports the death of Worcester banker Sprrspuxy and a Norwith child fire incident with hospital prognosis.

Richard I Sprrspuxy Worcester Norwith Aring

Fresh Siespury Anti scorpurie Drops in Soho Square

Fresh supplies of Siespury's Anti scorpurie Drops from Dife pensary in Soho square arrive weekly through Mrs B Newbery London. The remedy claims relief for obstructed perspiration indigestion or impurities of the blood with cures for scurvy gout leprosy ulcers rheumatism and more. Bottles priced ss and 1s 2s with directions detailing diet and 60 cures attested by surgeons ministers and others.

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