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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 27, 1796

Page

4

Riot at the Bishop's Office Over Deputy Register Claim

Grindley claimed official right to the office amid riotous conduct by the Bishop and followers. Roberts and others abused Grindley and challenged him to fight. pistols were mentioned, with threats to defend possession. The court found the Bishop and associates acted unlawfully. verdicts hinged on legal possession and breaches of the peace.

Grindley Cuffin Roberts Mr. Grindley toMstindley Mr. Roberts Wolfe John -Williams J. Grindley Erskine Dodd Bihop Cohn Sharp John Thomas Thomas Pritchard ee _ Thomas Vielontes Dprandicyis Rathbrook Fatis

Morning dispatches from the Rhine and royal entries at Kew

Reports from the Rhine indicate French movements around Franckfort and Mantua. A cabinet council convened at Downing Street with royal visits and audience duties at St James's Palace. News of stock market strain, East Indiamen convoy movements, and the death of Sir Roger Mostyn mark a day of military, ceremonial, and financial tension.

French Council Sets Mandates Value And Pay Rules

Paris July 23 The Council of Five Hundred fixes that house rents be paid in mandates and that each livre in specie equals 10 1b of coin. Citizens may use specie or paper money and mandates must be accepted at current value. Annuities and other payments fall under the same rule. Mandats rose to 0 percent as a consequence. The 17th session discusses emigrants' children and fate reports, while the 18th approves half pay in grain or mandates for public functionaries. France seeks Genoa and Madrid to curb English ships. Corigui n’s trial ends. judgment soon. Bagnolet petitions for church services. Dumislard’s committee to report in three days. A prisoner stabbed the jailer’s wife, preferring death to imprisonment. National domain dilapidations provoke complaints from the departments.

Council of Five Hundred Dumolard Italy Senate of Genoa Madrid Corgiguin Bagnolet Council of Five Boyer

Unfortunate capture of Mount Vernon by French privateer

Captain George Dominick reports the Mount Vernon was seized by the French schooner Flying Fish off Cape Henlopen on June 9. The crew was forced from the ship after its papers were withheld, and the vessel was found carrying ordinary goods rather than naval stores. The privateer claimed orders to seize vessels bound to British ports. The captain and owner, Paris, of North Front Street, supplied details of other targets including Atlantic and William Penn. The Mount Vernon now sails under capture toward Cape Henlopen Roads with a pilot boat set to deliver final remarks on treatment.

Mount Vernon Flying Fish S.S. E. Cape Henlopen Philadelphia Great Britain Auere Paris North Front-street Atlantic William Penn Dominic Terry Jamaica the Mount. Vernon Cape Henlopen Roads

Naval movements and arrivals from Plymouth and Portsmouth

Ships including the Alexander of 74 guns and Bellerophon with repairs, to sail for homeward bound fleets. Grampus and transports arrive from the Leeward Islands. Colossus and President, Susa join from Plymouth. at Liverpool the Guinea ship Elisa Jane loses most of its crew to fever with the captain and mate dying. reports of privateers and a potential American expedition off Newfoundland. in Deal ships Hinds and Queen Raft Indiamen stay in the Downs as winds shift and other vessels arrive and depart.

Plymouth His Majesty Alexander Paitie Bellerophon Lorine Asoon Colossus Portsmouth Grampus Leeward Island Downs Susa Maryland Liverpool Elisa Jane Havannah Weist Indies M. Rayie Gorge Cape de Verd May Harriet New York Francois Ruize Newfoundland Bushell Africas Tuscar Deal Hinds Wind S. W

Burford Races King's Plate Held on July 26

Sporting intelligence notes that Burford races on Tuesday July 26 include the King's Plate of four-mile heats for five year olds with Stirling and Tottering as leading horses. Shggode shows high odds on the winner.

Burford Zoogs

Incorruptibles and Navy Vessels Ready at Flushing

A fleet of ships including 363 gun frigates and several 16 to 76 gun vessels stands ready at Flushing awaiting fair winds for the North Seas. In Jersey's defense the populace rose as volunteers. A sermon at Shrewsbury urged Bishop blamelessness. Police seized gaming tables in Norris Street Haymarket, taking five men. Thomas Bailey of Hyde Park Turnpike is charged with purse theft from Mr. Dignum of Drury Lane Theatre. the purse contained three guineas and silver. Committed for felony.

Flushing North Seas Jersey Shrewsbury Titus Mostriker Shoreditch Norris-street Haymarket Hazard Thomas Bailey Hyde Park Turnpike Dignum Drury-lane Theatre Dignun

Marriages Died and Stocks Notes From Bath Era

Marriages listed include John Winsloe Esquire to Miss Hodges of Trelage and William Wingfield to Lady Charlotte Digby. Also Rich. Imbert Esquire of Noxehead to Mrs Catherine. next at Piccadilly niece of Henry Capel. Wm Abraham banker to Miss Bowles. Dr. Peete to Miss Campbell. Died: Admiral Carteret, Robert Burns, Mrs Hamar, Bishop Wm Eran. Also stock prices and bonds like India Stock 1805, Exch Billets, and other financial items displayed.

John Winsloe Thomas ‘Win§os Iimbert Noxehead Fulham Catherine. Atkins Piccadilly Henry Capel Felthan Hill Middlesex Bristol Wm Abraham Bath Peete Dartford Campbell Duncan Campbell The Adelphi Southampton Hamar Admiral Hamar Clonmell Wm. Eran Lismore Waterford Bottisham Hall Cambridge Jenyns Soame

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