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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 06, 1798

Page

2

Rebels terror in Wexford amid rebels and looting fears

A Dublin Waterford and Donaghadan Mail report says rebels gathered in Wexford area and retook Gorey while government strengthens troops. An affidavit by Richard Grand describes brutal executions by Rosegarland rebel corps, including firing squads and a burning barn with Protestants inside.

Dublin Waterford Donaghaden Wexford Gorey Wicklow England Richard Grand John Murphy Loughnageer Rosegarland

Review of Artillery Company in Hyde Park and Lisbon Mail

Yesterday a parade of the Artillery Company near 500 strong with waggons and two field pieces, presented by the Prince of Wales, marched to Hyde Park then to London Tavern for dinner. Duke of York commended the corps. French movements against Malta and Sicily are traced, with Nelson and Newson’s actions debated. Paris and Milan papers hint at Corsica and Marettimo routes and Anthony Pasquin’s arrival in New York.

Henry Partett Admiralty Earl St. Vincent Lisbon Hon. Artirllery Company Blyde Park Prince of Wates Hyde Park Alderman le Mesverer Yore Gloucester Duke of York London Heres Islands Corsica Bonifacio Sardinia Madeline Mareltino Sicily Maura Newson Malta Toulon Transaipce Gibraltar Troujon Admiral Nelson Paris Elsa Continent Nelson Maretime la Faverre Fid France Anthony Pasquin New York Americas

Ziow Physick 10 the Dogs at Haymarket Theatre

Theatre review critiques last night's Ziow Physick 10 the Dogs in solidly satirical note. Fawcett earns praise for lively turn while Zotwin draws audience disapproval. plot and dialogue judged insipid though some wit and whimsy appear. Music by Arxoin is described as unimpressive with lacking novelty and taste.

Haymarket Fawcett Tatum Dicky S Till Zotwin

Invasion of Malta and French Plans Behind the Scene

Discussion on Malta as a strategic military post, potential French moves near Toulon and Malta, and the August sea period. A Septembe r window risks British interception as grain needs rise. Also notes a grand dinner of French legislators, a royalist protest, and Marie Duchess of Gloucester charity. Reports Aliens regulations, Marine Police Office setup at Wapping, and a drowning accident near Temple Mills.

Matta Malta Caartes V Europe Toulon Admiral Nelson Sicily Barbary Garden de Biron Eagors M. Macover St. Domingo Port-au-Prince Archage Duchess of Gloucester St. George St. Mary’s Chapel Park-treet Wickham Marine Police Office Wapping Corquaoun Curtis White Chapel Temple Mills Royal Humane Society

Ze nodone captured by Earl St. Vincent off Cadiz

From the London Gazette July 7 an official letter from Earl St. Vincent notes the capture of the French polacca privateer Ze nodone near Cape Palos on June 23. The vessel, commanded by Coffon from Carthagena, carried 61 men and arms but had taken nothing. The document also includes proclamations on alien registration and travel restrictions across the kingdom.

Admiralty Office Earl St. Vincent Evan Nepean Sim Ville de Paris Cadiz Luke Lam St. Vincent Loen Caroline Rosier-Bay Cape Palos Coffon Carthagena Devon and Cornwall Bantry Bantry Bay Picquets Lord Bantry Wire Col. Hatt

Fourth Day at Old Bailey Trial of Journeymen Pressmen

Edward Atkinson John Warwick John Turk Luke Ball and Nathaniel Lynham were found guilty of conspiring to restrain Master Printers from taking beyond a set number of apprentices and inducing desertion of work. The jury agreed the conspiracy obstructed the printing trade after a lengthy trial.

Edward Atkinson John Warwick John Turk Luke Ball Nathaniel Lynham

Dublin Rebel Threats and Troop Movements Amid Irish Uprising

Reports from Dublin dated July depict continued rebellion in Wexford and nearby counties with 1500 troops sent toward Wexford amid heavy rain. Battles at Prosperous and Dunboyne are noted, as is troop movement, proclamations, and political appointments. warnings of plots, French arms at Bantry, and local seizures surface as authorities tighten security.

Wexford Cernew Gorey Drogheda Liffey Head Coannatuis King’s Bench Baron Kilwarden Newland Tower Stewarrt Earl of Londonperry Attor Uly Prosperous Kildare England Fermanagh Warwickshire Essex Dublin Lord Croncurry Princess of Wales Dawson Justice Goofrey Edward Metcalf Dunlavin Arthur Watre S Court of King’s Bench Baron Kinwarpen Newlands Kingdom of Ireland Serjeant Stanley Stewart House of Peers Lord B Colonel B Cork Cove Chartres Coxe The Revenue Dunboyne James Durr Jun&ion

Notice delays on Alien Act enforcement and related incidents

Parliament discusses prolonging the notice period for alien arrivals under the Aliens and Supplementary Acts. Proclamations may fix the enforcement time, with a general kingdom return likely before any fixed deadline. At Macclesfield a chapel ceiling collapse caused multiple deaths and injuries during a panic. Windsor alarm triggered firing to clean the Round Tower guns. The Bishop of Norwich hurried to stop a match to protect a painted glass altar-piece. In Windsor the town rushed to secure valuables as the concussion spread.

Coxr Macclesfield Windsor Bisdor Norwich

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