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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 27, 1792

Page

4

Turmoil in the Diet over French War Plans and Armament

The assembly hears decrees for 400000 livres to the Alpe des Invalides and allowances for emigrants funds. Montequieu reports Sar dinian forces of 70000 ready to march, with plans to weaken Mont equieu's army and deploy 32 battalions to the Rhine. Clerical appeals urge prayer for war against France as French leaders denounce monarchy, while arms shortages and recruiting schemes provoke debate.

Alpe Des Invalides Caiffe M. Montequien Sardinia Savoy Piemont Lyons Turin M. Montequio S Montequieu Rhine M.montequiou M. Guerin M. Boulanger M. la Mark M. Camlzx Bavay Maubeuge M. Dillon Valenciennes M. Duhheme

Prince of Wales entertains at Bagshot Park amid wars

Reports from the time recount a public entertainment by the Prince of Wales at Bagshot Park yesterday. Parliament prorogued to the end of August. Brussels issues an official account of the Orchies affair with few new details. French forces suffer losses at the front while Austrian casualties occur in sizable numbers.

Prince of Wales Bagshot Park Parliament of Ireland Brussels Orchies Kelm Tournay India Seringapatam Madras Los Boge Red Garden Heider Ali Coxin- Wallis Pierce Butter Dublin Thomas Dawson Lawrence

Attempted assassination plot against German emperor revealed

From Paris Gazette report: a deep plot to kill the German sovereign was uncovered near Coblentz. Compte De WittGensTELN and several associates were arrested and confined to the Citadel. Prussian troops act to clear the area as troops arrive and Compte Vercennes heads to Kirn encampment.

Coblentz Frankfort Stockholm Fireck Compte de Wittgensteln Sequin la Coste du PiMopan VinEzac Paris Compte Vercennes Kirn

Stockholm Treaty Fallout Reassigns Swedish Command

In a late phase of Gustavus’s reign the two noble favourites General Baron d Armfeldt and General de Taube fall from favor with the Regent. Taube and Armfeldt resign their posts and depart for Aix la Chapelle. Command shifts: d Effen takes Taube’s Light Dragoons, Lilehorn leads the King's guards, and Ostrogothia gains the Nercie and Warmie regiment. Armfeldt tours Germany, likely away for years.

Drotningholm de Taube dArmfeldt Aix la Chapelle M. de Taube d’Effen Cownt de Lilehorn King's Guards d’Armfeldt Nercie and Warmie Ostrogothia Sudermania M.d’Armfeldt Germany

Brabant Deputation Seeks Peace Talks in Frankfort

A Brabant States deputation led by the Grand Pensioner travels to Frankfort at the Emperor's invitation to end long running troubles. The Emperor plans to confer with Count Metternich, his plenipotentiary in the Low Countries, to determine proper means of resolution. It is believed His Majesty will begin by reinstating the five Brabant Counsellors.

Brussels Brabant Frankfort Count Metternich Low Countries

Lieutenant Bowen Aide to Duke of Brunswick Named

A report notes Lieutenant Bowen, once confined at King’s Bench for an attack on Captain Sir James Wallace, becomes aid de camp to the Duke of Brunswick. It argues the circulation of bad silver coins, estimated at £250,000, harms the realm and urges recall of old silver for safe alloying to curb underpar coinage and tax relief.

Bowen King’s Bench James Wallace Duke of Brunswick Homme

Races open at Leith for Edinburgh's City Plate

Sporting intelligence notes the Lands of Leith race for Edinburgh's City Plate with Bonny Lafseet defeating Topper and Hercules in close heats. Also mentions Caledonian Hunt meeting at Dumfries on October 15.

Leith Edinburgh Mr. Foord Mir. Baird Sir Archibald Hope Hercules Mt. Taylor Dumfries

Derby Plate and Hunter's Sweepstakes At The Races

The town saw a busy July 24 with high society attendance as Regulus won Lord Derby's Plate. A butterfly by Peverallis and a Drone colt by Mr. Donor earned notable placings. The Hunter's Sweepstakes of ten guineas crowned Mr Fenwick's horse, while the main cock fight ended with Lord Derby defeating Mr Walton. The theatre opened with Mr Kemble performing for a few nights.

Lord Derby Mtr Taylor A. Hamilton H. Williamson Forester Peverallis Butterfly Donor B. c Mr. Fenwick T. Fenton

Maiden Plate of sol Four-mile heats at race meeting

Tuesday July 3 features the Maiden Plate of sol in four-mile heats with participants led by Mr G Crompton's Carbuncle and Barry's La France. Wednesday includes the sol for 3-year-olds and four-year-olds with weights and two-mile heats for Regulus Skycraper. Thursday offers the all ages sol in four-mile heats with Citizen maids and Bonegall's Gilliflower entries.

Sol G. Crompton Barry la France Mr. Clifton Maid Bonegall Gilliflower

Horse Race Card Units and Heats Reported

A detailed racing ledger lists Forty to Fifty pounds events for four and five year olds and aged horses, with two and four mile heats. Mentions Buffer Mentor Delta St Albans Welchman and Phlegon among winners and favourites, plus sweepstakes and walked over heats, noting close finishes and betting odds.

Leeson

Estimated British national wealth and debt in historic ledger

A historical calculation lists Great Britain’s annual land value at 29 million pounds and stock at 145 million, with cash 50 million and shipping tonnage 178 557 tons. It totals 811,835,683 pounds before subtracting the national debt, noting growth from commerce and population.

Great Britain London Royal Navy

Curis TropHEt Receives Royal Restoration of Franchises

A garbled item notes Curis TropHEt of Parksite Westminster being restored to his franchises by royal patent and Great Seal. It mentions a restoration dated the eight of an undefined month and asserts recovery from adversaries, with imperfect OCR rendering of legal phrasing.

Curis Trophet Atkinson Parksite Westminster Great‘Britain

Patent Violet Soap Promotion Claims Exclusive London Sales

Promoters tout a violet soap with a chemical process preventing skin irritation, claiming it defends skin from sun, softens and whitens hands, and offers a fourteen year patent. Sales are stated as London only from No. 702 Bank Buildings and Great All Street, with price two shillings sixpence per square.

London Dublin Great All Street

Ship Arrivals and Departures at Cadiz Plymouth and More

Listings of arrivals and departures on July 29 and 30 with ships and captains including Eliza Connick from Dublin and Prince of Atturis M'Carty from Gibraltar at Cadiz. Two Brothers from Riga at Plymouth. Mary Buchannan from London at Virginia. Ceres Marth from Newfoundland at Pool. Betfey Beatty from Ostend at Texel. Neptune Edward from Virginia and Rosque Or from St Domingo at Havre de Grace. Victoire from New Orleans at Bourdeaux. King George Danfie from Charlestown Prospect Pots from Almeria Bacchus Riddle from Oporto Pelican Harrison from Cefty in the Downs. Diana Ormond from Egunts Genera Boyd Kitchen from Greenland Sally Giles from Lisbon General Clark Henderson from Cadiz Daniel Richards from Barbadoes Newry Wilson from Newry and houdon Packet Coombes from Malaga in the River. Betsey Storegy from Alicant Aurors Kitchingman from Gibraltar Minerva Broadbrook from Youghall at Dover. Lady St. John Craig from Jamaica at Portsmouth. Catherine Coningham from Virginia and Massachusetts Dulver from Savannah at Liverpool. La Constance Gottfield from China sailing for Hamburg. Brothers from Africa and Jenny from Cadiz at Bristol. Adamant Jackson from Greenland at Whitby. Thames Jones, Dublin Williamson Jane Williams and Brothers Davis from London on July 27 wind. Remains Valentine Cobb for Lisbon and Ann and Elizabeth Moyfe for Plymouth. Queen Perkins from Oporto arrived and sailed for the River with King George Danfie from Charlestown Prospect Ports from Almeria and Diana Viner from Chester. Bacchus Liddle from Oporto. Fleece sailed from Plymouth. Swift Pilot remains.

Cadiz Eliza Connick Dublin Prince of Atturis M’carty Gibraltar Ean Plymouth Gilley Riga Virginia Ormond Broadbrook Youghall Loemh i Portsmouth Whitby Adamant Jackson Greenland Thames Jones Williamson Jane Williams Davis London Dear Wind S Queen Perkins Oporto Valentine Cobb Lisbon Ann Elizabeth Moyfe Wind S. E King George Danfie Charlettown Prospect Almeria Diana Viner

Married announcements from Purton Wiltshire and peers

Fragmented wedding notices report marriages involving Rev George Bridgeman to Lady Lucy, and other notices naming the Earl of Co etc. The text also mentions Robert Wilson to Miss Goddard and references Rev Bridgman events at Purton Wiltshire with various names and titles.

George Bridgeman Hes Lucy Boyte Earl of Ceaturday George Bridgman Lassi Lucy Earl of Co Ie Orrer Purton Wiltshire Robert Wilson, Froomie Miss Goddard Godard

Obits and Market Prices From Burford to Yorkshi re

A fragmented death notice list names Rev Jonathan Green Brion Dean of Burford, Samuel Salt and Mrs Taylor of Henley among the deceased. Also referenced are commissions of the peace and various place names. The text combines obituary items with a stock price column showing Bank Stock and Consol prices, plus lottery notes and miscellaneous bonds.

Shierd House Shrogshire Jonathan .Green Brion Dean Burford Rea Cagnham Canbi Hereford Worcester Salop Ware Bramhall Aldergate-street Lawrence Cox

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Paris Gazette Sporting Intelligence Preston Newcasle Mr. Taylor Mr. Crompton Cirencester F. Poole Keren Mr. Snell Botton Mr. Tyndale King Fergus Ld Courtney Blighflyer Mr. Lade Vertumnus Mr. River Keren Huppuck Sinn Snell B. F. Delta Courtney B.c. St. Albans Hurst B. c. Welchman St. Lb St. Albans Delta Tyndale Buffer Hentingdon Canterbury Knutsford Dorchester Blandford Bath Brighthelmston Reading Bromsgrove Conway Nottingham Burfordss Northampton Glamorganshire Chesterfield Salisbury Ludlow Egham G. Lewes Warwick Exeter Lincoln Bedford Lichfield Hereford Abingdon Derby Lambourn Shrewsbury York On Doncaster Oxford G. Stafford Ship News Due Holland Waterford Jamaica
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