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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 25, 1791
Page
4
The conclusion of the Electoral College regarding German princes claims on France will be formed in a few days. The document likely to be adopted by the two other Empire Colleges, with minor modifications.
The Imperial decree discusses restitution refusals by France, urging the Empire to reassert treaties, maintain Westphalia era guarantees, and compel all states with ambassadors to reveal their involvement. It calls for mobilizing troops to defend the German Empire’s dignity and authority.
A Wednesday report notes a prio t unfounded at Subrrréty, with letters from Monday morning denying the event while mob mischief is mentioned. It covers revenue totals, hops and wheat contracts, Brighton races, Polish affairs, Paris crimes and Jacobin moves, Atlantic trade, and crop exports including Bahia and Isle of Wight resorts.
On Wednesday three troops of the 11th regiment of Light Dragoons and Friday three troops of the 1st Dragoon Guards marched into town. Colonel De Lancey arrived with an aid to command, with orders for four thousand troops to march to relief. Magistrates Dr Spencer and Carles aided by nobles and gentlemen prepare inquiries as rioters are arraigned. eminent counsel arrives from London to assist. Go lout cester July 25. A Severn canal project near Madeley connects to Hay Hill with new coal veins to supply long term demand by water carriage.
Spanish and Neapolitan ambassadors again tried to mediate between the Porte and Russia on Empress inspired terms. They proposed the demolition of Oczakb and devastation of the districts between the Bog and the Diiésters, but were told the Sultan would not entertain new proposals while the mediation of the Multinational Powers and Prussia was accepted. A long conference followed with the Prussian ambassador present, and he sent a courier to inform Marquis de divchesine at Scrif tove of the proceedings.
Thursday morning the court heard evidence on ungentlemanly behavior involving Captain Packenham and a visitor to Newfoundland aboard the Mexzin. The defence argued power questionable under naval law. the court later acquitted him, finding the charges malicious and unfounded.
On Wednesday afternoon a fire broke out in the workshop of Meff. Henry and Edmund Holt joiners in Great Charlotte Street Liverpool due to a boy carrying lighted shavings. In a quarter hour the fire spread rapidly, and within an hour the buildings were ruined. The loss is considerable though account books were saved by two gentlemen and a helper who risked their lives.
A long list of ships arriving or sailing from various ports including Jamaica Antigua Virginia and Barbadoes. Notable vessels include the Harvey's Desire the Abbey the Hudson the Minerva the Pacha and many others with captains and origins noted such as Charlestown Grenada London Cadiz and Leghorn. The Dover Plymouth and Downs passages show frequent arrivals and departures with prevailing westerly winds and changes in the river traffic.
Married notices list five unions: John Macartney of the 32d Regiment to Miss Matilda Killer of Bristol. on Monday John Delme of Com's Hall Southampton to Miss Garnier daughter of George Garnier Wickham. Sunday at Richmond Surrey Captain Perestine Daniel Fellows of Lincoln to Miss Harriet Elizabeth Carpenter of Richmond.
Notices report deaths of William Boulton and Rev. Dr Edward Brydges Blacket and clergy deaths in Warwick and Devon. The corn exchange lists a July wheat market with heavy sales, scarce oats and beans, and current grain and stock prices including Wheat, Oats, Barley, Beans, Malt, and various bonds and securities.
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