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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 29, 1799

Page

4

London Stocks and War News From Hamburg to Vienna

A London market summary notes stock quotes and prices as ships arrive from Hamburg and Vienna. Letters describe a Tuscan counter revolution, insurgent activity in Italy, and Austrian-Russian theater developments with dispatches from Copenhagen, Genoa, Leghorn, and Do mantchinger. The piece reflects wartime uncertainty and propaganda alongside naval movements and proclamations urging Belgians to loyally join sovereign banners.

Copenhagen Revel Vienna Tuscany Italy Vado Loar Copti Bochetta Stravalle Moreau Nice Gerez Genoa Leghorn Suwarnow Morray Lapitzerand Rhine Count Strarray Domantchinger

Mail from Lisbon reports French Spanish fleets at Cadiz

This morning a Lisbon mail reached Falmouth via the King George Packet in seven days with news of a messenger arriving at Lisbon detailing the French and Spanish fleets of 42 ships off Cadiz. The report, while unwelcome, relieves anxiety as the British fleet remains off Cadiz blockading the port with adequate forces. The Hamburg Mail also arrived, but letters and papers are not yet delivered.

Lisbon Falmouth Cadiz

Admiralty Preparations Amid Mediterranean Uncertainty

The government tightens naval and military readiness amid reports of action in the Mediterranean. British forces, including twenty one ships of the line, prepare to blockade Brevi harbor while brigadier Enox joins Russian forces in the Sound. Royal review plans, foreign expedition staff, and transport movements fill Windsor and Maidstone engagements as Ireland supports legislative union. detailed ship movements at Halifax and New York reflect the broader imperial mobilization.

Mediterranean England Admiralty Gibraltar Brevi Marine Military Enox Largate MuLcraysweeto Duke of Voxs Windsor Swinley Cesar Lord Romney Earl of Ercin Grawno Seienior Gampere Duncas Duke of York’s Swinley Lodge Admiral Mirchett Deptford Margate East India Ireland Kilxenny New-York Halifax Falmouth Harpy Swan Cagew Halifax Harbour Ban's Penner Porcupine Evans Vanvepury Cieefatra Perrew Murray St. Alban’s Asistance Cleopatra Petrew Hind Larcom Forecupine Lermagant Allen Dasher Torin Carew Pheasant Shipsey Prevoyante Seater Haifax Doucuas St. Ages Fane Jane Bombay Weilel Metwille Tippog Lieut. Stevenson Tippoo

European War News Rouses From Revels Genoa and Florence

Letters from Revel report a Russian fleet and Tartars poised for action in the North Sea, with English ships gathering to repatriate troops. Counter revolutions surge in Tuscany as Florence briefly reestablishes authority. Mantua and Alessandria fronts tighten as Macdonald presses coastal moves. News from Leith and Madras describe naval and colonial disturbances, while Brighton races end in a disputed sweepstakes and Lewes Wool Fair depicts brisk, varied trading.

Colenhagen Jery North Sea Revel Vienna Italy Moreau Ultri Savona Vado Loano Bochetta Seravalle Genral Co i Genoa Melas Alessandria Mantua Macdonald Pistoia Florence Count Kiznau Tuscany D” Apre

Imperial order frees Nuremberg from army requisitions

By order of the Ancupaxe the city of Nuremberg is excused from requisitions for the Imperial army. Mr. Wildefworth, long Commigary at St. Domingo, arrived in England by the fait flier.

Nuremberg Wildefworth St. Domingo England

Naval captures and convoy movements report

Portsmouth July 30. The Juno Dei Kar from La Guayza to Cadiz captured by Acasto frigate. The Paget Oakham captured at Greenland. The lly Patterson from Oporto to Newry captured. The Triton taken retaken and brought into Blymouth. The Mary O Loughlen deserted by crew on July 6 at lat 40, long 12. Sailed the Cynthia sloop with a convoy for the Downs. Wind N W remains as last.

Juno la Guayza Cadiz Acasto Pegey Oackam Greenlana Lly Oporto Galway Portsmouth Cynthia Downs

Irish State Lottery Draws and Late Notices from Ireland

A scanned Irish state lottery excerpt lists prize numbers and rewards for various draws, including first and fourth day prizes, with several figures noted. The notes also record marriages and deaths, such as the marriage at St James church, Jackson Gelding to Miss Charlotte Higging, and obituaries for Richard Hill and Lieutenant Colonel Richard Brooke, among others, with brief references to official offices and regimental commands.

St. James’s Church Jackson Gelding General Pog Ireland Charlotte Higging Higgins

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Postscript Faly London THE Prince Royal Denmark Holstein Duffeldor Gluckstade Etfineur Stockholm Duke of Ostogothia Bologna Arezzo Pira Uberty Med‘cis Francis II Pavel del Soccorso Senate of Kvenau Signor Precesi Grano Siena Kienau Fort St. Urbano Cardinal Albani Englis Leith Petersburg Lubeck Rainrge Lora Lady Curve Madras St. Thome Poonah Drucson Scinpia Perron Hessine Scinpita Drugeon Brighton Prince of Durayn Lewes Bear Inn Lord Sierrietp Josep Banks Geofrey Wenster T. Kemp Jos Bangs Bt Jessen Suey Field Atherstone Fair Warwickshire Ross Fair Saracen’s Head Inn Faip State Lottery Lagely Artburton Devon Richard Hill His Majesty’s Navy Richard Brooke 3D. Regiment of Dragoon Guards Kilkenny Col. Eyre Cal Queen's Regiment Joseph Hilard Parntenay J. Walter J Walter Jyn J. Bonser Sahsbury-quart Blackfriars
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