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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 08, 1791

Page

3

Royal Artillery officers promoted and surrender notices listed

Royal Regiment of Artillery promotions include Second Lieutenants Beevor Griffiths Newhowfe West and cadets Browne De Ginkle Ford Hope for First or Second Lieutenants. Surrenders list names and dates for Backhouse Haul Bennett Heslope Dalzel Parker Brown Bant Reed Moorman Meredith Wilkinson Turner King Shenton Matterman Heard Walter Naderes Walker. Attachments show solicitors and venues Guildhall Shakespeare Newcastle-era locations and law firms.

Royal Regiment of Artillery Robert Beevor Frederick Griffiths Charles Newhowfe James West William Stewart Charles de Ginkle Thomas L. Browne William Ford Edward Hope Robert Backhouse Upper Ground Christ Church Surrey Guildhall William Webb Layton’s Buildings High-street Southwark John Haul Holborn Michell New-inn Elizabeth Bennett Warwick Warwickshire London Attoraks Comeycourt Gray’s-inn George Heslope Duce Tollquare Tynemouth Northumberland Shakespeare Newcastle-upon-Tyne Thomas Meg Ann Parker Sheffield Yorkshire William Brown Lodbury William Bant Bristol White Lion-inn Broad-street Brittel Alexander Reed Old Bond-street Hofier Atreny Guildhall William Moorman Tregony Cornwall Cornhill George Matterman Selby King’s Head John Heard Bude Brittol James Walter Ateleven the George Bewdley Worcester Uly Thomas Naderes Mottey-Crivener John Walker Bedford-street Coventgarden Woolftn-Draper

Ministers in council and dispatches from Petersburg

Monday morning report from Whitehall describes a Saturday council at the Secretary of State's office attended by all Cabinet Ministers. Ministers plan to stay near town for quick future councils as another messenger is awaited. References to the French king, Luckner at Metz, and commentary on the National Assembly mix with antiquated geography and a long digression on Franks, Druids, and a royal visit to Gibraltar.

Secretary of State Whitehall Petersburg Luckner M. Ve Bourtie Metz M. Pe Bourtie M. Ve Borr National Assembly Russia France Fredegonde Chilperic Pharamond Gauls Rome Julius Caesar Gibraltar M. Chatroud M. Chabroud Calvados Upper Lower Rhine Sifers Vistandines Monasery Messis de Bennay de Serant Chaérovd de Bornay Andre Seraut Dowld M. de Amintmerin Portugal M. de Montmorin

Theatrical Review of Next Door Neighbour’s Farce

A Saturday performance of Mrs. Incr BALD’s Hay-Market comedy Next Door Neighbours drew praise for its reception but criticism for lack of originality. The piece relies on French sentiment, with evident plagiarisms and weak character, though Prologue and Epilogue offer some salvageable moments. Performers aided in making the production tolerable.

Pettifogger Pistox Charles Oakely Lord Trinket Andrews Solomon Bannister Jan Incupato

Duel Fracas at Haymarket Theatre Sparks High Drama

The narrative recounts a dispute over a promised marriage between Lord Berrasrt and Miss Ogilvie, leading to a duel attempt at Hyde Park before halt by Lord Arundel Hamilton. Ongoing European alarm and Dublin French sympathy events follow, with Admiralty court-martial orders and a public council report on river encroachments.

Haymarket Theatre Earl of Lord Belfast St. James’s Square Lord F. Fitzgerald Lord B Cheltenham Marquis de Boute National Assembly Republican Party Europe Dublin Ohio Scrota Aleghany Cotewago Fort Franklin Kentucky Packingham Onslow Kingsmill Hyde Parker Roger Curtis Court of Common Council Guildhall Middlesex Jury Thames London Bridge Staines

Detention of British Vessels and French Diplomacy

A letter from the British ambassador describes Nantes guards boarding two English vessels and seizing sails without provocation. The ambassador asks for immediate removal of obstacles to sailing and damages for delays. France orders an inquiry and seeks to maintain good relations with foreign powers as ministerial changes unfold.

Nantes M. Freteau Interior Department France

Strasbourg public display of traitors burn in effigy

In Strasbourg yesterday at about ten, a cart bearing three life size figures labeled Bouille, traitor against the nation. Klixy lia, traitor against the nation. and Heymann, traitor against the nation, was paraded with torches and bayonets amid marching music. The figures were hanged, burned in a bonfire, and their ashes scattered as mobs cried Vive l nation and hurled curses.

Bouille Klixylia Heymann

Continental Intelligence: Brussels to Aix-la-Chapelle movement

Continental Intelligence notes movements of Monsieur and the Count D Artois toward Aix-la-Chapelle or Germany, Bouille and officers arriving at Luxembourg, peasants near Mons and Tournay resisting tenths, Leopold II inaugurated in Brussels as Duke of Lothier Brabant and Limbourg,Diet considering a plan affecting Jews, arming the capital’s citizens discussed.

Monsieur Count D'Artois Aix-la-Chapelle Germany M. Bouille Luxemburgh Prince de Lambere France Mons Tournay Leopold the Duke of

Drowned Man Found At Whittley Common Wiltshire

A man was found drowned in a well at Whittley Common in Wiltshire on Saturday night. The report mentions family ties and a murder by Edward Spire years earlier. Local ceremonies include a bright airball sighting, Radcliffe Infirmary events, concerts, and university commemorations with honorary degrees for Samuel Pegge and Joseph Haydn.

Whittley Common Wilts Mary Wattson William Watson Edward Spire Bristol Radcliffe Infirmary Vernon Christ Church St. Peter’s St. Mary Church Lord Crewe Samuel Pegge F.S Joseph Haydn Doctor Holmes Cooper Queen's College Richards Oriel College Julius Cafar John Burrows

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