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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 30, 1792

Page

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Gentlemen and freeholders acknowledged by R W Vaughan

In Nawsyey on January 25 1792 R W Vaughan expresses gratitude to gentlemen clergy and freeholders of Merioneth for their support and promises faithful independent duty. State lottery drawing begins February 76 1792 tickets shares sold by J Wenham stock broker at No 11 Poultry London no conection with No 57 Cornhill. Prices and prizes listed with warnings from King's Bench ruling.

J. Wenham Poultry London Cornhill Scco Secco L.scc Court of King’s Bench J. Wenaam HALE

Improved Tincture of Cas Carilla Bark Medicine

An early advertisement extols an improved Tincture of Cascarilla Bark for nervous, debilitated constitutions and intermitting fevers. It claims efficacy as a stomachic, appetite stimulant, and strengthener, noting safety for delicate constitutions and use against fevers and fluxes. Sold in London and multiple towns, with labels and dealer signatures.

C. Mmart Royal College of Physicians W. Smart St. Martin’s Court Leicester Square London Andrew Crawford Statioer Brighton Henry Womenley Margate Thomas Ill Corn-street Bristol Pearson Birmingham Richard Crutwell Bath Owen Tudor Monmouth Glasgow N. B John Menouns

Fort St George Letter on Trippoo Subah Siege at Onfore

Extra from the Swallow Packet recounts Major Gowdie's march on Onffore, the fort’s evacuation after a mine explosion, and the enemy's plan to blow the fort. Five cannon, stores, and grain were found. a worker's panic averted total destruction. Fort St George notes the Civil and Military government during Tippoo Subah's rule.

Swallow Trippo Surtan St. Grorce Onffore Gowdie Macleod N. W. Angle Tippoo Bangalore

Tippoo Sultan’s Army Details and Seringapatam Plans

The document outlines Tippoo Sultan’s force composition including infantry corps, regulars, irregulars, and cavalry. It notes marching orders and fortifications, with a focus on Roya Cottah, Ouffore, and surrounding hills. It mentions captains, officers, pay scales, and stationed garrisons, plus Cornwallis’ campaign aim against Seringapatam and anticipated eastern expedition.

Tippoo Subadar Isw Lord Cornwallis Ensign Crowe Corps of Engineers Gowdie Grand Army Chafe Roya Cortah Hamilton Ames Wallis James “Wallis Neil Droog Kittmnagurry Anchety Durgum Terran Rattab Gurry Codea Durgum Neil Durgum Roya Cottah Cornwallis Seringapatam Seid Sabié Cummer-un-deen-Khan Guzzautty Palgatcherry Coimbatoor Tiroo Sultan Tippoo Sultan Siewert Landibar

Agricultural Report Predicts Rising Wheat Market Yet Prices Fall

The agricultural report for 17915 notes a predicted rise in wheat after Christmas, but actual prices declined due to abundant crops and good ground. Early sowing is praised, with Barry barley and feeds sown in Norfolk and Suffolks, while drought and frost cut coreseep and turnips. Beef, mutton, veal, and pork fetch high prices. Norfolk reports large imports of pressed Scots. Haymarkets remain steady if weather stays favorable.

Norfolk Barry Crover Smithfield

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