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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 10, 1797

Page

3

Naval Operations and Bankruptcy Notices from March 1797

Lieutenant Festing reports capturing the French privateer L Impromptu off St Albans Head after convoy duties from Dartmouth. Warren and Peyton note ships taken or destroyed, including Le Vol and Le Bonheur, with details of convoy action. Bankruptcy notices list multiple debtors surrendering at Guildhall, with several dividends to creditors scheduled in April.

Admiralty-Office Henry ‘Festing Ofuis St. Alban’s Head L’eccuyer Cuttains Cherbourg Ann of Brixham Chace le Bonheur Burnel H. Festing John Warren EvAn Ne$ran Bsa Man rEncu la Providence Floop Ballatt Bourdeaux Funk L'Intrepid Liennee C. J. Warren Brest England le Andero Evan Nepean Marcy Talbot Eurydice Dunkirk Lam Joseph Peyton William’ Weston Oxford Street Victualler Guildhall William Jarrett Bristol John Horton Brompton John Griffiths Llanelly Carmarthen Bear-Snn Henry Cowx Maryport Cumberland Lower Thames-street Johm Grifith Alvandley Chester Cornfatter Star Inn Manchester Richard Milnes Crow Nest Dewbury Yorkshire Old Cock Halifax White-Hart Wakefild Green H. Green J. Wright Killingley Nottingham Thomas Haydon Rret Guildhal Thomas Lloyd St. Catherine's Bee James Allen Warrington the Eagle and Child E. Davies Blackfriars-road Surry J. Chambers High-Hossborn J. Clegg North Moor Lancashire B. Bower Jelyxo J-Roffell Price Great Mary-le-bonne-street Haberdasher

Irish Parliament Seeks Naval Defence of Ireland

On Monday March 6 Lord Kingsborough pressed a motion asking for a special naval force to defend Ireland. Pelham defended British naval duty to protect the empire. The House divided 59 for and 36 against. A separate note reports the murder of Dr Hamilton, Trinity College fellow, after dining at Mr Waller’s near Lough Swilly.

Lord Kingsborough Mr. Pelham Ireland Pelham Great Britain Bay of Biscay Bay of Gibraltar Lord Kingborough Hamilton Browne Trinity College Dr. Hamilton Lough Swilly Waller

Brutal house invasion ends in double murder and mercy plea

A band of armed assailants broke into a house at night seeking Dr Hamilton. Mrs Waller sacrificed herself shielding her husband as gunfire killed her and the doctor was dragged outside and murdered. Public concern moved lawmakers to consider provisions for the doctor’s bereaved family. The Lord Lieutenant’s counsel indicated royal support. The matter to be debated again tomorrow.

Pelham Hamilton Browne

The Late Glorious Victory Journal of Sir John Jervis 1797

A dated account from February 1797 records the British fleet under Sir John Jervis pursuing and engaging the Spanish line amid signals and maneuvers. It details ship positions, weather gage, tacks, and moments of combat including the Victory, Culloden, Blenheim, Prince George, and Orion engaging the enemy.

Fournal Sir John Jervis K. B A. M S. S.E S. E S.S. W Colossus Prince George Orion Colussus Vicory

Frightful Naval Action Reports Fleet Engagement

The narrative chronicles a naval battle with ships forming lines under sail, signals to tack and take stations, and exchanges of fire. It notes ships losing masts, yards, and rigging, occasional captures or surrenders, towing actions, and the enemy's retreat under southwest winds after a prolonged exchange.

S. E Colossas Fun-Fes S.W

Public Office Case Clears Faro at Lady Buckinghamshire House

On the night of January 6 and again January 27, witnesses testified to gaming at Lady Buckinghamshire’s St James’s Square residence with Mr Martindale as master of the table. The magistrates convicted Martindale and three ladies for playing Faro, while Mr Concannon’s case was quashed for a wrong name. Counsel signaled appeal to Sessions.

Buckinchamshire Elizabeth Lutrrety Sturt Concannon Lady Buckinghamshire St. James’s Square Martin Dale Messrs Cent Marriott Onslow Joseph Pafford George Evett Faro Bank Fara Faro Henry Martindale Zool Buckinghamhire Elizabeth Lutterell Soleach

London markets show broad price declines and advances

Coffee holds advanced prices while Tea and Sugar rise amid brisk trade. Butter and meats up as imports from Cork, Waterford, and Rotterdam arrive. Spices such as Jamaica pepper and nutmegs advance, while Indigo fluctuates and dyes edge lower. Grain and flour fall with foreign oats imports high, and rum remains very heavy.

Mediterranean East ‘India East India Company Bohea Congos Congou Rotterdam Eis Cork Waterford India East Corn Exchange Petersburg

Ring's Theatre Presents Le Nazne del Tamigi Bellona Triumph

A January program at Ring's Theatre honored Sir Jour Jervis's victory with a joint song and dance piece by French music academy style contributors. The mythic design features the Goddess of War uniting with the Thames, celebrating national triumph on February 14. The production boasts lavish scenery and costumes, with new airs by Bianchi for Banti and notable stage styling by Parifar as the Genius of America.

Jour Jervis Academie de Musique Thames Bianchi Banti Parifar America

Births and petitions thread through London scenes

Littre and Pickre welcomed a son at the Duke of Clarence's house on Richmond Hill marking her third child by the duke. A requisition signed by over 40 liverymen urged the Lord Mayor to call a Common Hall to press for a petition to the king demanding dismissal of ministers as a step toward peace. A Baltic convoy sails from Hull under Admiralty orders and 30 to 40 convicts, mainly women, are moved from Newgate to Woolwich before boarding for Botany Bay, with Major Semple among the party.

Littre Pickre Duke of Clarence Richmond Hill Board of Admiralty Hull Newgate Woolwich Botany Bay Major Semple

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