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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 23, 1792

Page

2

Royal and Bankruptcy Notices From The London Gazette

The July 24 London Gazette itemizes royal grants restoring Christopher Atkinson to his franchises, with international movements noting Francis I Mayors and Venetian credentials. It also lists Nottinghamshire militia commissions and a string of bankruptcy surrender dates for Birmingham Oxfordshire Liverpool and London trades, with associated attorneys and surrender venues.

de Christopher, Atkinson Vienna Francfort Tuscany Florence Constantinople Nottinghamshire Evelyn Pierrepoint Michael Carver Birmingham Swan Inn High-street Attornes Kinderley Long Symond’s-inn Chancery-lané Edward,Colcutt Northleigh Oxfordshire White Hart-inn Broad-street Bristol Gabell Lincoln’s-nn John Green Aughton Lancashire Star and Garter-tavern Paradise-street Liverpool Norris Richard Taylor Ruffell-street Covent-garden Guildhall Richardson New-inn Thomas Mason Baker Swan-inn Highstreet Smith Sutton Coldheld Warwickshire

Royal Proclamation Acknowledgments In Gazette

The Gazette lists addresses to the King from bishops and clergy of Llandaff Rochester and Westminster and from counties Pembroke Hereford Peebles and Kincardine and towns Haverfordwest Wilfleh Bradford Saddleworth plus the General Convention of the Royal Boroughs in Scotland.

Llandaff Rocheser Westminster Pembroke Hereford Peebles Kincardine Haverfordwes Wiflech Bradford Saddleworth Scotland

Wind and Court Musings from London in a Turbulent Era

London notes recount private interviews at Wind for lodge and grand noble entertainments at Bay fhot park. Mourning to begin for Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick. Commentary on Russia Poland and China embassies, plus naval letters from Ushant. Contention over Britain France relations and calls to remember Amer ican War. Local trials at Winchester and Hertford Affizes conclude with reprieves for several convicted criminals.

Duke of Great Britain China Pirin France England Ashstance Tippoo Sultan Austria Pinner Metropollis Dover-street Hedgelane Marybone Winchester James King Tsaac Clarge John Muilligan Portsea Hertford

Rowing Match Attracts Large Thames Crowd

A national focus on naval numbers and sailor encouragement drew a vast crowd to a rowing event by Vauxhall Garden prizes. At four to five pm, boats gathered on the Thames as wherries, mincks, and cutters converged. two Bankside watermen won the prize.

Thames Vauxhall Garden Bankside

Little Theatre Review of Hay-Market Opera Debut

A harsh critique of a young actress in a Little Theatre production notes inconsistent vocal power and limited stage presence while praising diction and musical numbers. It highlights Miss Barclay, Miss Bland, and Miss Tippet, and comments on Captain Duvery, Fack Bannister, and Spruce Mercer with mixed judgments on acting and charm.

Hay-Markets Mr. Colman Fromethis Osay Oma Parter Captain Duvery Mr. Draper Edwin Dicky Drive Fack Bannister Zarevio

Hog bristles theft and several court incidents block

Monday John Huston was charged with stealing five hundred pounds weight of hogs bristles valued at seventy pounds, found in his lodgings, and committed for trial. James Webb faced a similar commitment for attempting to cut his wife’s throat. Jeph Hague was ordered to answer an assault charge at the next Quarter Sessions. Other items describe footpad robberies, port wine curios, and a murder inquiry at Clerkenwell with two stickmakers among the suspects.

Huston James Smith Fitch Street Hill Smith Poultry Compter James Webb Yes Jeph A Hague Alderman Newman Eagleton Cheapside Foll ET Pye-street Westminster Spring Garden Gate Edwards Royal George Portsmouth Sampson Wincut New Prison Clerkenwell Child’s Hill Hendon Guildhall Benjamin Hamlet

Debates Reveal Deep Conspiracy Against Constitution

In the National Assembly last night a major conspiracy plot was read, alleging French princes and emigrants planned a Southern insurrection and a Northern invasion. M. du Saillant and Count de Combet were named agents. reports detail arrests, proclamations, and a push to restore the old Monarchy with Catholic and Royalist lines.

Paris Sam ‘Nowset National Assembly M. Cuamsonas M. Cu Diplomatic Committee M. Genfonne Department de l’Ardeche M. D. Saillant Banney Jales M. du Saillant France Arles Department de Ardeche South Committee of Twelve Department de P Ardeche Count de Combet Krne Spain Montpellier Pierre Serrant Pierre Lazut M. Cambon Amisdéla

Montpelier corners and Paris unrest in a Franco notes

Fragmentary OCR reveals a historical France scene with names like Saint-Victor and Montpelier, plus officers and authorities such as Gravier and Le St Brice. The text discusses a National Assembly reward, the arrest of a notable figure, and calls to arms, with reports on Paris marches and a letter from Calonne concerning congress timing.

Swiss Troops Removals Debated at National Assembly

July 17 discussion on Swiss capitulations and the removal of two battalions to 60,900 yards from the capital. Genfoane’s motion on commission and later debate on the army frontiers. July 18 scene notes Dumouriez letter alarm over frontier defense and reports to the Military Committee. Public complaints on uniforms and patriotism encountered by lawmakers.

National ‘Assembly Evesing Genfoane Artis Thich Tuly M. Lamark Phuyilleries Order of the Ay

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