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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 31, 1797

Page

4

Trade of stocks and Paris negotiations on Lisle

Reading from Dover and London dispatches reveals ongoing unease over the Lisle negociation with Paris, secrecy surrounding cabinet correspondence, and expected signals from Le Tourneur and Lord Amesbury as potential paths to War or Peace. Reports mention Delacroix and Delacroix successors, mutinies, naval movements, and recent prisoner transfers along with courtly and political maneuvers in Europe.

Wisreydom Mogxincyen Focindiane Paris Lifle Foreign Department Prrr Lord Greenwille Rensett Barrueveur le Tourneur Lord Almesbury M. Delacroixi M. Previnte Dover Gth Lhermidor Ropers Pizres Pwrézt Beeun la Revellliere Lepaux Banr Hetemi Caanor Directory Hoche Lisle Adan Montebello Adina Vienna Cuaria Dé Gatto Mistrero Buonaparte Grand Duke of Tuscany Leghoriz Pia

Cadiz bombardment confirmed by dispatches from Cadiz

Morning arrival at the Admiralty brings dispatches from Lord St Vincent confirming two bombardments of Cadiz by the fleet on July 3 and July 5. Rear-Admiral Nextson led a daring attack against Spanish gun-boats, capturing their commander. The second bombardment caused significant damage to the town and ships with minimal Allied losses. An additional operation appears planned by Nelson.

Deblin Yarmouth Guihaven Holland Carteret Cuxhaven Hammonn Fly Dunkirk Earl of Leicester Tompson England Elbe Duncawn Elbe and Weser Weler Lisbon Matt Lane Maitland Alcmene Portsmouth Prince Adolphus Packet Duncan Hughes Royal Artillery O’hera Maxwell Navy Phillips Wilson Wyndham Britton Gaexville Dropmore Lisle West Indies Leeward Islands Rane Apercromsie Arethusa Hunter Thy Morsusap Cuyver Martinique St. Lucia DrumMonp 42D York Rangers Dominique Tobago Duartes Devacroix Ministry Bassat Versailles Venice Sgr- Gent Cispadane Fayroun Genoa Boyte Admiralty Lord St. Vincent Cadiz Nextson Adar Plymouth Courtenay Boyxe Gibraltar la Pique Foim Chanel Joe

Royal visit to Weymouth sparks naval and militia display

JuLysi- Ther Mfntestres and the Pefveéisses arrived at Gloucester Lodge after breakfast with Lord Cagacarg. A large crowd cheered the Royal Family as troops from Second Dragoons, Militia regiments, and Weymouth Volunteers lined the roads. Salutes fired from field pieces accompanied ships in the harbor while regiments assembled on Bincombe Downs under General Manners and Colonel Ganta. The monarch appeared cheerful and toured Wyke Common before returning to the Lodge.

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Vessels Taken by French Privateers Reported Near Atlantic Routes

A late July port narrative lists multiple American and British ships seized or damaged by French privateers. Vessels include Light Horse, American Hero, Harriot, Catherine, Mercury, Mary Holmes, Princess Royal Urmion, Resolution, Phoenix, Jenny, Sally, San Bento, Friendship, Orange, and Orange’s fate. Mentions of Nantes, St Domingo, and Nantes retaken, with Portsmouth and Plymouth arrivals noting naval movements and port dispatches.

Bristol New Yorks Amsterdam America Charleston Bremen Catherine Alexandria Haibro The Mercury Norfolk Mary Holmes Boston Naples Nantes Urmion Liverpool Onega Resolution Harvey Figueira Newfoundland Bar France Phoenix Stimpson Jamaica Lonsdon New York East Indies St. Domingo Wadsworth Harmbro St. Martin’s Isle San Bento Para Portugal Torbay Lisbon Orange Priddis Dartford Milford Land’s End St. Maloes

Exeter Mail Coach overturns after avoiding hackney at Cheapside

Last night the Exeter Mail Coach attempting to avoid a hackney collided with a post at Milk Street corner Cheapside and overturned. Passengers suffered no material injuries as the coachman leaped clear. the coach sustained heavy damage.

Exeter Mail Milk Ftreet Cheapside

Irish State Lottery Prize Draw at Old State Lottery Office

The Fifth Day Express notes Ticket No 17140 in the 1797 Irish Lottery drew a prize of seod sold and registered at SAVIFT and Co late Wenham's No 17 Poultry where tickets and shares are sold under legal accounting standards.

Savift and Co Wenham’s

Marriage of Quincy Adams and Louisa Johnson

On Wednesday last, Join Quincy Adams, envoy to Berlin, and son of John Adams, married Miss Louisa Johnson, second daughter of Joshua Johnson, at St George the Martyr Queen Square. John Wye of Oporto married Miss Andree of Fitzroy Square.

Quincy Adams United States of America Berlin John Adams United States Louisa Johnson Joshua Johnson Great ‘Tower-hill St. George-the Martyr Queen-square Conway John Wye Oporto Andree London-street Fitzroy-square

Local Obituaries From Milkins to Covent Garden

Died. On Friday last at Milkins near Cardiff the Lady of Richard Maley Hantard Governor of St Kitt's in the West Indies. On Saturday last the Rev Joseph Pate Rector of St George's Southwark and Prebendary of Lichfield Cathedral died aged 66. On Tuesday last Mrs Ward at Chelsea Prospect Place. Mrs Sarah Kelsall of Darkinfield died aged 7 mother and grandmother counts. On Monday Mrs Fawcett of the Theatre Royal Covent Garden died. PRICE OF

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