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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 18, 1792

Page

4

Council appoints Luckner La Fayette Biron to command raised arms

From Valenciennes July 13 the council of generals resolved Luckner to lead the army of the Centre, La Fayette the North, Biron Alsace, with Caraineers joining the Marshal. Troops harass Maubeuge, while positions shift toward Metz as Rhine forces concentrate.

Valenciennes Luckner Centre la Fayette M. Biron Alsace Caraineers Kise Breve Grenadier Pie Friends of the Constitution Perpignan Mathal Luckner Bserruier Lines Maubeuge Varienciennes Famars Riofelle Landrecy Guise Varnins Rhetel, &c Metz Rhine Montmeu A Ilele Liberty National Guards Dittria Temple of Liberty

Duke of Nexst Humberland to Leave England for Lisbon

Fragments recount the Duke of Nexst Humberland planning a second Lisbon visit, noting his fragile health, Lord Grenville gaining Hyde Park ground, and Miss Purteney as a new peeress. Reports cover military drills at Bagshot Camp, a hive preservation invention, a stock broker’s capture, and distress in Saint Domingo with cotton yields and weather-related crop damage in Tong-Tiland.

Nexst Humberland England Lisbon Lord Grenville Hyde Park Horse Road Wall Knightsbridge Kensington Miss Purteney Batu Woolwich Baethot Bagshot Southampton Serjeant Beir Sol Society of Arts and Commerce Bishopsgate-street New Compter Natian New Providence Marx St. Domingo Thesetland Tong-Tiland

Arrangements for French Princes Army Near Coblenz

Brussels reports detail the assembly of the army of the French Princes with officers and gentlemens from provinces, battalion organization, and massing for August movements. Emigrants arrive, guards and ordnance reorganized, Prussian support payments underway, and local reactions including a shooting at Coblenz and Liege magistrates seizing tri colored ribbons. The Archduchess awaits Paris courier on events of the 14th.

Prince de Conve Deveryne M. de Beaune Marechaux de Camp M. de la Rocheannan M. de la Sueuille Othiers Spain Legion d’Aspre Coblentz Regiment du Vexin Ordnance Infantry Haustadta Niewidh Rhine Institution of St. Louis Guads Niewich Cobientz Prussia Berwick Royal Allemand Saxe Hussars Mirabeau D’ettenheim Rohan Muller Ernest Dahl Hussars Frankfort Liege M. Dumouriez Paris Antwerp

Irregular Polish constitutional reform and imperial conduct

The Empress of Russia protests against irregularities in establishing the Polish Constitution and reports troops forcing magistrates to renounce rights under bayonet threat. Buckingham magistrates, grand jury duties, and a government inquiry into sheriffs qualifications are noted, alongside a remark on an American built coach and a first imported English family chariot from America.

Russia Poland Buckingham Lord Loucuscroven Baron HorHam Nifi Prius England America

Chelmsford Plate Horse Race Notes

Sporting Intelligence from Chelmsford reports on The Plate event held Tuesday July 19. Highflyer ridden by Mr Hammond walked over the course in a handicap heat. In the Sweepstakes of 1ogs each several entries included Mr Esdaile's three year old f, Burgoyne's four year old gelding, and Mr Western's b m F with Mr Tyson's b m as rivals. The gelding was the favourite before start and the heat attracted betting interest among attendees.

Hammond H. Highflyer Hourdeaux Esdaile H. F Burgoyne

Durham Friday Racing Card Fifty Pounds For All Ages

A brief racing listing from Durham dated Friday July 13 notes four mile heats. Entry includes Mr. Baker's ch h Cavendish and Mr. Crempton's c Huby, with a two-division prize of fifty pounds for all ages.

Baker H. Cavendish Mr. Crempton C. Huby

Divorce Trial Sparks Vicious Exchange Over Fidelity

In the Evening Mart report, Mr. Duberley defends his innocence against accusations of adultery. Counsel argue a loving husband would not suspect a wife, while Gen. Gunning’s alleged seduction and the letters of penitence are scrutinized.

Duveritey Dr. Nicholls Mr. Duberley General Gunnine Mr. Duberly Dr. Batten Duberley Gunning

Fracas Between Mayor and Recruit Draws Spectators

Devonshire farmers are fined 20s each by Justices for illegible wagon marks. Hertfordshire farmers pack hay to prevent heating by tying tops and forming tunnels. A new 15 foot by 1600 foot gravel walk near Teignmouth beach is funded by subscription, offering sea views.

Bury Devonshire Hertfordshire Teignmouth

Arrived in Bath with List of Social Guests

A February arrival at Bath includes the Earl of Peterborough, Earl of Fauconberg, Countess Dowager of Wren, and numerous titled and clerical guests such as Sir Thomas Shirle, Sir Thomas Broughton, Lady Croft, Rev. Mr. Morshed, Rev. Mr. Vigorli, and families like Mr. and Mrs. Pace, Mr. and Mrs. Lewes, and Mr. and Mrs. Radial.

Earl of Peterborough Fauconberg of Wren Charles Boyle Thomas Shirle Thomas Broughton Lady Croft Morshed Vigorli Pace Penwarge Lewes

Edinburgh Flood Disrupts Autumn Court Appointments

Heavy rain and flooding across Scotland cause river damage and transportation delays. Trials and circuit appointments are listed for September across multiple cities, while nobles travel between Gordon Castle and Broomhall. A driver and a passenger drown in the Tyne flood, and a horseman perishes while attempting to recover belongings.

Justice Cuerx Henpexzayn Jedburgh So Dumfries Ayr North Harces Stonefields Dnverness Aberdeen Perth West EsXcrove Swinton Inverary Mr. Brown Chaife Linton

Court upholds Bishop Stortford poor rate on improvements

At Hertford Quarter Sessions on Monday appeals against the Bishop Stortford poor rate were heard. The court confirmed the rate after a fair hearing, ruling improvements are rateable for trade carrying purposes.

Bishop Stortford

Pirate Ship News From Plymouth and Ports Abroad

Shipping news from Plymouth and other ports dated July detailing arrivals at several fisheries and harbours. Vessels named include Langdon Peggy's Success and Bourdeavn Trader from Bristol, with arrivals from Jamaica, Lisbon, Havana, and Cork. Port packets and ships from Liverpool Dublin and Falmouth are listed with captains and origins.

Plymouth Langdon Normanter Peggy Henderson Newcastle Bourdeavn Field Bristol Portsmouth Fig Jute John Baker London Tafts Smith Havre-de-Grace Downs Popplewell Jamaica Carthagena Cork Someville Helmsley Linenhall Lewington Charlotte Smeaton Liverpool Hope Taylor Sherry Trelawny King Harriet Hatter Virginia Diana Goodwin E Fton Emilia Robinson Grenada Neptune CharmiJe Falmouth Thomas Barcelona Orfordness Thetis Capon Hambro Mary Ann Cook Montreal Everetta Fentonby Ditto Quebec Commerce Mitford Beatson Hamilton Liddle Henrietta Dea Wind Kent Harding Bengal Fly Etheridge Prince of Wales Bolton South Sea Lively Olderman Africa Severn Stone Lisbon Dia S. W Apoullo Papplewell Worcester Cragie Brunswick Douglas Salter Cathagena City of Cork Somerville

Marriages in Hereford and Flintshire Attend Local Notices

Notices record marriages of John Barnaby to Mills Bulkely of Uxbridge and Owen Williams to Mills Hughes of Greenfield Hall Flintshire. Additional entry notes Jaf, at Beddington Surrey, PeHatt Pope of Keddington-park to Miss Charlotte Durand, sister of John Brodtin Durand.

Latt John Barnaby Brocklhampton Hereford Mills Bulkely Uxbridge Owen Williams Robert Fizerr Adelphi Mills Hughes Edward Hughes Greenfield Hall Flintshire Jaf Beddington Surry PeHatt Pope Ela Keddington-park Charlotte Durand

Died in Wimbledon and on ship to Liverpool

Notices report the death of Robert Walcott of Breadstreet Hill in Wimbledon on Tuesday, and mention Colin Campbell Esquire of Curwhin a captain and brother to the Earl of Breadalbane. Also recorded is the death of George Simpson Lieutenant of the 90th Regiment aboard the Susannah en route Barbados to Liverpool. The page also lists various stock prices and bank securities with monetary values.

Wimbledon Surry Robert Walcox Breadtreet Hill Colin Campbell Curwhin Earl of Breadalbane Barbadoes Liverpool George Simpson Goth Regiment of Foot

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brussels Sporting Intelligence Chelmsford Western C.h Tyson B. m Durham Commons Bath C. Radial F Baring Land Bilts Fitzgerald St. Leger P. Grant Batfcal Kc Edinburgh Hertford Ship News New Navy India Ditta Dublin Waterford Helland Flanders
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