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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 11, 1796

Page

4

Envoy Extraordinary to the United States Named

Marce 3 notice names Robert Far Esq as His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Edward Thornton Esq as Secretary of Legation to the United States. Also lists March 9 military levee by the Duke of York and sugar price averages. numerous bankruptcy surrender notices and April dividend dates across multiple firms and trades.

Sawwine Street March Iti Sing Robert Far Ais Minster United States of America Edward Thornton United States Marshial Duke of York Stone Rutland Thames-street Guildhall Lawrences Rutland Plac Upper Thames-street E. Beckman N. Gaumont Mark-lane Adium Leather-lane Robinson Fenchurch -Street Gee. - Ee Sarah Watts New Bond Street Aes J. Walmilay Chancery Chancery Lare, Stationer; To Surrender Mérch ‘Pa. 26, April 23, St Guddha'l Ae J. Chapman Bristol White Lions Broad-street M. Levy George-street Blackfriars Road Rainy Lawrence-lsne Warehouseman S. Ellis G. Parlby Sittingbourn T Jonesy Nant Carnarvonshire J. Tarts Highgate W Sinnott Bowling Green-Lane W. Cousins Maidstone I. Lightfoot Wigton Cumberland E.and A. Macharg J. Rae Idollavie

London Militia Bill and Public Measures in Commons

Postscript notes MPs in the House of Commons include the London Militia Bill at second reading and a motion by General Mad zen on the Blood Horn employee in Jamaica. Also listed are Dew’s motion for a tax on dogs and the committee on Sir John LamncLarn’s Water Launds bill. A Wednesday schedule shows a second reading of the London Wet Docks Bill.

London Mad Zen Blood Horn Jamaica Dew Toroorrow Sir John LamncLarn

Stock Prices This Day At One O Clock

Prices of stocks recorded for this day at one o clock show Consols at 68 1 8 and Acct at 68 5 8. The figures reflect market values and indicate stable trading for the session.

Dispatches Arrive From Hamburg and Vienna Couriers

This morning arrived a misl from Hamburg and the Prince de La Heem LNG from Vienna as courier with dispatches to our government. The only important news is that the French Minister has been acknowledged at the Danish Court, that the Hamburg Senate still refuses any diplomatic agent from France, and that everything remains quiet on the Rhine.

Hamburgh Prince de la Heem Senate of France Rhine

Admiral Duncan Sails With Six ships and a frigate North Sea

The report states Admiral Duncan sailed with a squadron of six ships of the line and a frigate on Saturday for the North Sea. Favorable winds since then suggest Admiral Parnes joined him off Yarmouth with ships under his command.

Duncan North Sea Yarmouth Parnes

Promotions and naval movements at Spithead

The navy announces promotions of Flag Officers with Earl Howe made Admiral of the Fleet and Cornwallis raised to Rear-Admiral England. Rear Admiral Christian hoists his flag aboard the Thunderers at Spithead and sails for India with convoy and troops. The piece also critiques Mr Grey's State of the Nation speech and hints at ministerial pacific plans and potential negotiations.

Earl Howe Forbes Brip Port England Cornwallis Lord Raipport Christian Thunderers Bowen Spithead India Grey Steeve

Desirable Minster Change Amid War Disputes in Parliament

A London and national commentary critiques Mr Grey's motion to replace the Chancellor of the Exchequer, arguing the administration endangers the country. It extols wartime gains in the West Indies and the Cape while urging taxation reform, notes Dutch fleet rumors near Orkneys, and reports local incidents including a Chesterfield clash and smuggling skirmishes.

Martinico West Indies Cape of Good Hope Trincemale Malacca Cochin Grey House of Commons Mira Béau Constituent Assembly J'builleries Orkneys Scotland Ieland Hull Court of Common Council M. p'Orsini Paris Oyetzen Europe France French Republic Newcastle Tarpoint Plymouth Lieut Pencelly Dock Chesterfield

Naval movement reports to North Seas aboard royal ships

On March 17 Admiral Duncan commanded Powerful Brunswick Barcillies Robust Ruffel Proserpine and the Russian ship Philip sailing to the North Seas. Circe remains under Admiral Peyton. Wind East. Portsmouth reports Frith Scotter from London with naval stores. Circe flag shifted to Savage with Providence Sincerity and Desire transports. Wind West.

Powerful Brunswick Barcillies Robust Ruffel Proserpine Philip Duncan North Seas Circe Peyton Portsmouth Frith Scotter London Realymarch Savage Providence Desire Peyron S. W

Royal pageantry at St James Palace and court gossip

Yesterday the Kine Queen and three Princesses attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal with sermon by Vernon Bishop of Carlisle. A dramatic report covers Wirtemberg borders, Kensington promenade fashions, a dueling incident, a costly gaming-house loss, and East India Company gifts and cotton packing innovations.

St. James’s Palace Chapel Royal Vernon Carlisle Lord Onstow Lord Boston Admiral Dicsy Earl Morton Harcourt C. Bruce Wurrumbere M. Zrprizan Germany Wirtemberg Black Forest Oxfar France Rhine Waes Kensington Gardens Elegan Tommy Ons St. James’s Street Hamburgh Guards Sir William Caamiers Chalmers Scotland Cuarais Xil Sweden Sir Wrtliam Wn. Champers Swedish East-India' Company Somerset Dyce Fall-Mall Wy? Stone East India Company Britannia Houghton William Pitt India Bombay Pevrer Jacosus

Theatre Iron-Chest review notes Kempte illness and uneven acting

The piece portrays Caleb Williams adapted to the stage under Mr. Coumans. Kempte’s illness dulls performance while Storace struggles with a demanding female role. The audience rejects the effort, and criticism highlights excess and miscasting despite strong musical support.

Caleb Williams Mr. Coumans Horace Dus Thors Kempte Storacy Kemble Folie Pitce Goonwin Characers Tory Donn Paris Miss.De Campi Mrz Cotman CumBernano Hay Rellum Storace

Theatre Review Echoes on Wilford Caleb Williams Scene

An 18th century theatre notice praises the long, interesting portrayal of Wilford and Caleb by Mr. BawnisT with the effect on Kempe's recovery mentioned. Scenery and dresses receive commendation for taste and liberality though the play’s naming from a novel incident attracts criticism for lacking impact.

Bawnist Wilford Caleb Williams Mr. Goopwin Cotman

Odd wartime fragment hints at Plymouth encampment plans

The fragment references ships taken on June 1 breaking up near Plymouth and an approaching encampment in the Plymouth western district. It mentions Maker Heights and Roborough as the usual ground for the event, with vague detail on the forthcoming encampment.

Lidchille

English State Lottery Drawn Numbers and Prizes

Seventeenth day draws list Nos 45434 and 47831 with prizes of zoool each. S Nos 339120 and 17038 receive prizes of soot each. Nos 27016 and 46419 win rool prizes. Nos 22075 and 24707 win gol prizes.

Married in Leeds at Rev. Captain Simpson’s ceremony

Sunday ceremony in Leeds united Capt Simpson of the Foot and Miss Louisa Margaret Thorold of Arniston Hall Lincolnshire. Miss Thorold is daughter of Samuel Thorold Esquire and granddaughter of the late Sir William Anderson. Burti of Lea in Lincolnshire.

Fentlight Leeds Simpson Ad Regisment of Foot Louisa Margaret Thorold Sanuel Thorold Arniston Hall Lincolnshire William. Anderson, Burti Lea

Obituary notices including Finch Tollemache and Marsden deaths

Fragmentary obituary items list several deaths and memorials. Notables include Mrs Finch wife of Rev Dr Finch Prebendary of Wefts mingter Lichfield cleric Charles Simpson aged 63 and Alderman, Mrs Amfinck of Little Gaddefen plus Rev John Marsden D D Bruntwood Lodge Barnsley and Emanuel Elam of Leeds formerly Quaker.

Loghburys i Finch Ler House Great Cumberland-street Bridget Tollemache Lichfield Charles Simpson Thatcity Amfinck Little Gaddefen Herts Bruntwood Lodge Barnsley John’Marsden D.D. Reéter Bolton-Percy Squibwell St.Asaph Emanuel Elam O. Leeds Chang

Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notice

Fragmented text shows names and figures with unclear context. Possible reference to percentages and ages, but meaning and entities are indeterminate. No clear event date place organization or outcome discernible from the readable segments.

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