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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 01, 1793

Page

4

National Peril and British Resolve Across Europe

The article extols the monarchs role and British unity as troops embark to Holland. It reports limited French gains near Breda and Maese, notes difficult conditions, and suggests Dumourier may press an early attempt unless English forces arrive. It also notes a French fleet threat to Cagliari and praises the East India Company profits as India policy prospers amid wartime.

Great Britain Holland Breda M. Dumourier Maese Steenbergen Klundert Dordrecht Gertruyden- Derg Williamstadt Duriiowrier Maetz Mediterranean Cagliari Spain Italy East India Company India

Price of Stocks and News From Flanders and France

Prices for Bank Stock and other securities listed as of Monday afternoon at eleven. The Brussells Gazette notes no significant news from Holland. Dispatches mention the Earl of Evesw planning a Franckfort envoy Extraordinary. Debates urge banning French insurance on homeward ships, citing historical parallels under Charles II. Maitz faces famine risk if French hold it. siege likely. Alfices-Me Colvotcet outlines a New Constitution of France amid upheaval.

Flanders Brussells Gazette Holland Earl of Evesw Franckfort Caarres II Maitz McCus Yne Ujerb la Favorite France Atticlfin A. Good Iie

Admission of Roman Catholics to Sit and Vote debated in Parliament

The debate on Catholic rights dominates the session as Mr. Knox urges granting Roman Catholics seats and franchise. Dr Duigenan argues the measure endangers the Protestant constitution, while Sir Hercules Langrishe condemns unfitting concessions. After hours of discussion, the committee advances on the Catholic bill with amendments, including a clause on freeholders and franchise thresholds. Major generals Bruce and Gage are ordered abroad amid war news and a steady flow of notices from courts, theatres, and maritime dispatches.

Graydon Major Hobarty Henry Cavendish Grattan Knox Ireland Hercules Langrijbe Ilan Day Forbes Mr. Ofarne Charles II Duigenan Vandelen Bruce Gage National Convention Adan Contituent Assembly Burke Wynpuam Whig Club Jamaica Falmouth Westmoreland Gisss All Souls College Canterbury Isham Hunt Lord Tracy Bridewell Hereford Regiment of Bristol Worcestershire Monmouthshire Radnorshire Exeter Worcester Radnor Monmouth Newbury Berks Oxford Southampton Rumsey Redbridge Hampshire London Yarmouth Happibourg Stierberry Holland Wallbre Ht Nantes Ostend

Ship Chance Cast Away On Glover's Reef

From Jamaica Royal Gazette and Georgia Gazette reports a ship named Chance of Hell was cast away on Glover’s Reef about 12 days ago. Also notes Tyburn lighthouse lantern fire leaving no light until repaired, Commodore Ford’s Europa arrives at Port Royal from Portsmouth in 49 days, and prices for enslaved people and goods in Old Harbour and Montego Bay with ships Mary and Princess Royal visiting, water stop at Montego Bay for rest and supplies.

Brees Eile Mabeh Tye Genet Liverpoo Rotton M'Bride Medusa Alligster Berrit Bonetta Childers Amelia Worcester East Remgitt Yaips Boitan M‘bride Monagh Medusa Thetis Aligator Fortune Ferrett Honetta Cutwart Boun KikGsTon Bay of Honduras Chance Hell Reid Glover 'S Reef Georgia Tybu Ford Europa Port Royal Portsmouth Lindo Therm Old Harbour Meff Lindo and Lake

Privateers convoy chase near Lowestoft reported

Yesterday morning off Lowestoft a brig and a dogger privateer appeared six to seven miles out. The Racehorse frigate pursued for three hours with light wind, then abandoned the chase and returned to convoy. A second fast boat was sighted pursuing a Lynn brig from Southwold harbour, but the brig escaped.

Chace Lynn Southwold

Deserter from Bell's Company Arrested in Oxford

A deserter from Captain Bell's Independent Company was seized in Oxford after taking a Gloucester night coach. The driver, armed with a hand bill, identified the man and delivered him at journey’s end. He is alleged to be involved in the murder of Mr. Ward, the Stafford attorney.

Oxford Bell Gloucester Ward Stafford

Prize draw notices and share sale details in old notices

The fragment lists prize draws and share sale notices with numbers and dates, noting tickets and shares, and indicating where proprietors of fortunate shares receive the full amount. It preserves a historical lottery or fundraising notice tone with terse details.

J Wam

Shipnek's Plate Dock Journal Afloat

Fragmentary OCR notes mention a female passenger aged 28 aboard ships Nant, Nantite, Jamaica, and Adventure under Clark, sailing for Portmoti with wind WNW. Details are incomplete but indicate a maritime movement or voyage listing.

Fem Jamaica Adventure Clark Ortfmoti Wind W.N.W

Spitfire Captures French Vessels Off Havre and Dunkirk

Portsmith dispatch reports the Spitfire under Captain Durham capturing a French cutter named Ainakley from Havre de Grace and a FEEnt schooner Le St. from Dunkirk with 174 bales of tobacco and nuffs. Three French privateers off Havre were set afire. HARWICH details note L Aigle anchored with a damaged rudder after gales. Dutch and French privateers were active near the Suffolk coast and a Dutch vessel laden with crates was captured.

Portsmouth Spitfie Durham Havre-de-Grace le St Dunkirk Org Havre-de Grace Harwich His L?aigle Inglefield Festerday Deane Yeterday Aldbroom Suffolk

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