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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 19, 1799
Page
4
Fragments report general crisis in the French Republic with unrest at the Tuileries and Jacobin activity. Moreau seen near Genoa, Russian aid discussed, and Austrian and Neapolitan successes noted. British and allied movements in the Mediterranean and at sea accompany updates on Suwarow and French setbacks.
From Pavia comes word of an action between that place and Alffandriz on June seventh. Morgan allegedly left nearly 4000 killed wounded and prisoners, private counts claim 7000 dead or captured. Verification is doubtful. Immense reinforcements arrive for Russian and veteran armies. Turin’s citadel and other Allied sieges are referenced amid fresh troop arrivals in Piedmont.
The Zodage Melville from the South Seas arrives in the River after sailing from St Helena on May 22 in company with 17 East Indies ships, parting company in lat 8.0 North on June 16.
The author denounces sanguine hopes about Paris changes as mere permutation of persons and perfidy. They caution that Barras still leads and inferior offices matter little, noting Rome's consulship parallels and the fallen vigor after Corsican exile and Luxembourg intrigues. The piece questions truth of the accusations and the republic’s condition.
Reports from Saturday describe an extraordinary rapid life as the Omnium sold at a premium of 13 percent. Private letters to the Hamburg Mail claim King of Prussia warned the Franca Directory to restore Monarchy or use force. Paris papers hint at this, but confirmation is needed. The Princess of Wanea entertained at Blackheath with Lord Crawn Rector and nobility. A Cabinet Ministers council met at Lord Geenvile's Office on continental advices. The Duke of Kent leaves for Halifax with his party. Volunteers of the Star Forshire Militia marched Windsor to Reading, cheering upon departure. Letters from Holland note Orange Cockade sightings amid hopeful speculations.
Married notices from Fulham and Lambeth list Rev. Graham J arson and Rev. James Hardis among others along with David Carruthers and Martha Scott, plus Eliza Biddle and Joseph Pullen. Died notices mark William Paget in Kingston Jamaica and John Frederick Sackville Duke of Dorset born 1745, successor to the Dukedom in 1963.
A compact entry outlines bank stock listings with varied prices and dividend rates. It notes percentages around 3 and 6 percent, with several numeric codes and annuity references, reflecting a 1910s or 1920s financial ledger style.
A fragmentary London imprint notes Parmren and J Walter at a London printing office with references to J Bonser and Salisbury. The text mentions the printer address and mailing for paper communications to the printer.
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