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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 21, 1799

Page

3

Unrest in Overyssel as King of Paussia Moves Toward Reestablishing Government

Reports from Overyssel describe a belief that the King of Paussia will actively pursue the restoration of the ancient government as Italian and British influences progress. Patriots grow despondent, several leaders have died or fled to Holstein and Denmark, andDasapecs is urged to resign. Troops march to the frontier with batteries set near Hardenberg and Coevorden already casemated.

Paussia Italy Holstein Degmark Dasapecs Hardenberg Coevorden

Travancore Forces Augmented in East Indies Conflicts

A report notes Travancore Rajah’s forces boosted by European infantry and sepoys. Details cite large stockpiles of bullocks and rockets reaching Coddi Mady near Baroor, with 35 loaded for transport. A February letter from Rungpour alleges growing troop training near Seringapatam and questions Trevoc’s sincerity amid government demands and ongoing communications.

Travencore Seringapatam Trevoc

Complex Ledger of Batavian Expenditures and London Inquests

The account details Batavian Republic spending for the year ending 31 October surpassing estimates by over 20 million guelders, with 8,171,933 for troops, magazines, and fortifications, 14,679,855 for the French, and nearly 33 million in arrears and sundry costs. LondonAmidmilitia questions and multiple court cases report a severe conspiracy crackdown on journeymen shoemakers, a brothel case ending in acquittal, and a thunderstorm description mocked for its florid prose.

Aston Navy India London Westminster John Barnet Alderman Watson Guildhall Barnet Clerkenwell Acar Marwwa House of Correction John McIntire Femima Caroline Stuart La‘t Mile End Road Nathan Moses

Forgery trials in London snowball into verdicts of Guilty and Not Guilty

The June miscellany reports Henry Bogeard a Ferenchaian indicted for uttering a forged bill purporting to be accepted by Count Herman Wedel at a Danish ambassador’s house. Witnesses include Willian Marshall and Count Ferdinand. Other cases include Charles Lifacy forging a Bank of England note and a separate robbery case. verdicts vary, with Guilty and Not Guilty outcomes and a request for compensation discussed but denied.

Junia Henry Bogeard Herman Wedel BN Willian Marshall Carnaby Wimpole-street Ferdinand Ford Charles Lifacy Bank of England Bunyan Thames Street Hazell Phe Mary-le-bonne Wellb Oxford-road Alley King VY. Byrne John Honeyball Gitts Turnbull Honey Honeyball Richardson Mint Rfeine Gidés Erstine Lord Kenyon

Williams and Champion Trials Involving Theft and Secreting

Williams a letter carrier at the General Post Office was tried for secreting and opening a tol Salisbury Bank note. Champion faced trial for stealing from Francis Hazell a pocket-book with bills. inconsistencies in Hazell’s testimony were exposed. The case intertwined highway robbery charges with larceny and featured cross examinations, bias, and credibility questions.

Williams General Post Office Salisbury William Champion Francis Hazell Hazellwore Woodstock-court Oxford-road Bond-street Webb

Austrian Attack at Zurichberg in Winterthur Campaign

In a detailed field report from the Winterthur campaign, Austrian forces under Archduke and General Hotze attacked the Zurichberg position defending Zurich. Despite heavy losses including Generals Wail and Hotze, the Austrians pressed the assault before nightfall on April 4, with bombardment and entrenchments holding the crucial hill. The next days saw a retrenchment by both sides and a renewed Austrian push leading to occupation of the town on April 6 after heavy fatigue and regrouping.

Ivere Viliaios Wintéerthir Hauéndorf Bitelach Prince Reuss Miloten Gerteral- Hotze Baffersdorf Orrder Terty Bagiehs Usha Spachtes ZiellacHich Juamn Greifensee Zurich Hatge Thielat Glat Limmat Miena Winterthur Zurichberg Anid Gannon Regensberg Baden Hotze Gilat Prince Reus Zutichberg Considerabe Wis Wail Hiller Morket Giot Cherin

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