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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 23, 1793

Page

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Second Edition Promoted Play and Civil Speech Notices

Publication details announce Second Edition of This Day price 15. 6d and a Covent Garden historical play by Thomas Morton with high praise. Also advertised are substance of Lord Fitzgibbon speech from January 6 1793 regarding Catholic Delegates and Popery Laws of Ireland.

Covent Garden Thomas Morton Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inne W. Miller Old Bond-street Lord Fitzgibbon Ireland

Parliamentary Intelligence Report on Petitions and Debates

On Wednesday Jan 23 petitions were referred to committees for various canals roads and hospitals including Royal Exchange Assurance Sunbury Staines Uttoxeter Gateshead Wakefield Plymouth Dock Water Glamorgan Canal Foundling Hospital paving and Foss Navigation. Bills by J Engel and Harrison were read a second time and committed. Election petitions for Warwick stock bridge Pomfret Right-Dartmond Luggerstall Right Hatchbury and others were set for trial. Mr Gamon presented Winchester Jail relief petition. Dundas announced a State of the Mall India Company debts assets and an adjournment to Monday for a royal communication to bolster forces. Wilberforce signaled revival of old resolutions on the slave trade next Tuesday. Ref moved to table Land and Malt Bill Monday. Ways and Means and Supply deferred to Monday. Adjourned to Monday.

Royal Exchange Assurance Company Sunbury Staines Uttoxeter Gateshead Wakefield Plymouth Dock S Glamorgan Foundling Hospital Foss J . Engel and Harrison Tewkesbury Winchester Bramston Canal Gamon Dundas India Company Wilberforce Ref Committee of Ways and Means

French Decree Features Conquest Based Property Reversion

Brussels reports the National Convention's December decree. It anticipates immediate elections of representatives and a plan to reimburse French military expenses in the provinces. The scheme includes declaring crown domains as French by conquest worth about 109 million florins and selling clergy property to satisfy French claims.

National Convention of France

Irish Parliament House of Commons Jan 15 Debates Motion

In the Irish House of Commons on Wednesday January 15 a motion was moved regarding the schedule for adjournment. The proposal would extend the session and set the next meeting for Monday fortnight after the adjournment, outlining procedural steps and expected timing. The exchange focused on calendar arrangements and procedural adherence within the chamber.

Debates On Reform Stir House And Public Expectation

A heated discussion on the Catholic question and Reform unfolds in Parliament with speakers urging adherence to public expectations. Adjournment is set for Monday as Grattan moves Pension and Place Bills, while Belfast and Drogheda associations are cited to urge restraint. Meanwhile, at Westminster Hall, legal cases include a foreign bill of exchange requiring protest and a dispute over inconsistent pleas in a debt action. The British Constitution defense emphasizes measured reform and safeguarding rights.

Ake H. Cavendish H. Autchinson Alexander Belfast Dungannon Drogheda Grattan Dublin Bube Mingay Lord Kenyon Westminster Joan Adams Paris

Belgian Republics in Revolt Against French Proscriptions

January 1793 dispatches report Brabant voices condemning foreign tyranny as provisional representatives are purged and arrests occur. Namur and Malines protest brutal decrees as Flanders rebels against French control and the push for liberty yields to revolutionary authority.

Brabant Belgia Namur Malines Flanders France

Prussian forces surround French works at Caffel area

From Frankfort on the Main dated January 5, Prussian and Hetlan troops headquartered at Wickert surround the French fortifications around Caffel. Hoftheim remains the only fortified post west of the Rhine besides Konigstein as 120 French garrison men attempt a sortie on January 7, but are forced back. On January 6, French positions near Hockiem come under attack as King of Prussia leads his troops, with heavy cannonade until morning. 12 cannons captured and 160 prisoners taken.

Frankfort Wickert Caffel Hoftheim Rhine Konigstein

Indian attacks in West Florida and Tennessee report

Intelligence states Baron D Carondelet and Governor O Neal opened Spanish stores to Creeks and Cherokees to wage war on frontier settlers. Accounts describe an 30 September siege at John Buchanan station near Nashville with heavy fighting and near misses, plus a later night attack on Black's Block-house near Crooked Creek, with fatalities and horse losses.

New York D‘carondelet Louisiana O'Neal Pensacola Spain Florida United States John Buchanan Nashville John M‘roey Black Crooked Creek Little River Crawford Will’s Town James Paul George Morse Robert Sharp John Shankland

The Chelsea Murder and a Deceased Chelsea Suspect

Salisbury reports a deer hunting accident where a keeper shot a deer, a ball injuring a nearby footman and causing his death. The Chelsea murder case advances with Mr Mendez, nephew of the murdered Sylva, examined on Bow Street suspicion, later released after inquiries.

Salisbury Norman Court Park Thistlethwayte Bellcourt Moorfields Mendez Sylva Chelsea Bow Street Menver Menpez Fleet Sveam Mog Fields Landtey Menez

Infant death in Fulbourn case shocks parish

An inquest at Fulbourn Cambridgeshire heard how a fourteen year old girl Rebecca Ives, pregnant by her father in law Charles Gren, gave birth alone on a brick floor and neglected the infant who died. The jury returned a verdict of death by the mother’s neglect.

Fulbourn Cambridgeshire Thomas Butten ReBecca Ives Clarles Gren

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