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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 13, 1799

Page

2

Continental News Update on French Rhine Crossing

London dispatch notes no newer intelligence beyond the report that the French Army crossed the Rhine near Kesl on the 75th tilt. Unclear enemy strength and aims cloud judgments on whether it signals hostility toward Austria or a maneuver linked to Russia and the Rastadt deliberations.

Continent Hamburgh Rhine Kesl Jourdan Cabinet Vienna Directory Grenvitle Berlin Maon Mevenger Gaen Ville Kisco Prussia Selo Grenville France Ausigia Europe Mason Brunswick la Vallette Coaru

Royal Levee and Court Arrangements At Windsor And London

Yesterday noon their Majesties and the Princesses Augusta Erizaneta and Sorutas with Lady Canouine Damar arrived from Windsor. A Levee at St James's Palace drew Danish Imperial Portuguese and American ministers, nobles, and state officers.

Augusta Erizaneta Sorutas Canouine Damar Windsor St. James’s Palace Lord Hawkessbury Ronzwx Ireland Earl Camden Earl of Kinnour Lord Penruyn Dunno Lord Hawkespury Duke of Portlam Cuatuam Spencer Mr. Pitt Buckingham House Windsor Little Park David Scott East India Directors Dunpas Downing-street East India House Bombay Exeter Brunsawick America Baannan House of Representatives Delaware Buonapantre Antony Egypt Cleopatra Paris

Navy expansion resolutions pass in early 19th century Congress

In Philadelphia on January 2 the House approved five Navy Committee resolutions. Docks would be built with 50,000 dollars, timber purchase set at 100,609 dollars, up to six 74 gun ships and six sloops with up to one million dollars, augmentation of naval personnel by 35,060 dollars, and authority to take suitable Revenue cutters into service. Debates highlighted cost, build timing, and wartime needs as factions argued over urgency versus long term navy plans.

Philadelphia American Congress House OF Retatives Ferak Parkee House Navy Committee Rutledger United States Parker Middle States Mr. Afecon Congress Harper Smith Messrs. Nicholas and Gallatin

Unirep Inisumen Plot Tied to London Rebel Cells

A Sunday night disruption reveals a group calling themselves Inisumen linked to London reform networks. No papers on suspects, but a pocket-book and letter indicate plans for organized meetings under Corresponding Societies. Police vigilance praised as essential to domestic peace amid Jacobin influence.

Unirep Inisumen London Inisumen Tierney Fox Friends of the People Maidstone Great Britain

Prologue to the Secret by C Morris and others

A mid nineteenth century prologue explores dramatic purpose and verse craft. The author contemplates uniting humor and moral instruction, urging virtuous conduct to restore peace while outlining the plan to reveal The Secret.

The Secret and the Family at Drury House

An in character prologue excerpt by George Colman for Epilogue revealing how secrets unsettle families. Mrs Jordan voices the whims of the well grown children and the wary father while inviting audience opinion on The Secret, as Master Jackey and siblings react to the plotted mystery and the thrill of pleasing all.

George Colman Mrs. Jordan House of Drury Jackey Jacky Pea

Ship News: March 12 Movements at the Downs

Sailed yesterday the Craker gun vessel and Experiment Gowen for Gibraltar. Remain in the Downs the Oweryel and Inflexible with two merchant ships under Swedish colors and an East Indiaman under Danish colors from the Isle of France, brought into the Downs by the Lord Nelson cutter and Brave logger.

Deal Craker Experiment Gowen Gibaltar Oweryel Isle France Lord Nelson

Letter to Customs Commissioners from Leith master

Beith March 9. Yesterday afternoon boarded in Leith Roads the Verwagten of Embden, copper about 70 tons, Vander Wagten master, from Rotterdam with flax feed lint feed cheese.master reports five French privateers cruising Holland coast captured a neutral vessel with 800 head of lint feed for Newry Ireland and brought her to the River, Verwagten chased by one privateer. Master also says passage took three days and ice nearly gone when he left the River. Alex. Waddell Title Surveyor Leith.

Commissioners OF Customs Edinburgh Ggenteemen Beith Marcho Leith Roads Verwagten Embden Linders Vander Wagten Rotterdam James Baird Alex. Sutherland Holland Newry Ireland Alex. Waddell Leith

Duel on the Beach Ends With Derbyshire Captain Shot

Early Friday a duel occurred on the Beach near Bletchington Barracks between Capt. D n and Lieut. L n of the 2d Derbyshire Militia. Capt. D n was shot in the abdomen. the ball entered the right side and nearly passed through. It has since been extracted from the left side and hopes for his recovery were entertained on Friday.

Bletchington Barracks D—n L_—n 2D Battalion Derbyshire

Parliamentary Intelligence on Rick ets Divorce Bill Debates

Lords committee discussion on the Rick ets Divorce Bill includes Lord Kenyon opposing a bastardization clause as unlawful without cross examination. Details recount witness cross examinations and Lady Elizabeth Rickets scandal while efforts proceed toward third reading. The session also references the Scotch Small Notes Bill and private measures.

House OF Lords Trusspar Maxch Lord Kenyon Duke of Clarence Strattes Elizabeth Rickets Elisabeth Hal Capt Hargreaves Balmanne Elizabeth Commons

Slave Trade Debate Divides House Over Motion

In Parliament Thursday the Slave Trade Carrying Bill faced a fresh hurdle as Colonel Gascoigne pushed to postpone the committee stage for three weeks amid objections to certain clauses. Supporters argued regulations advance humanity while opponents warned of delay tactics. The division yielded 28 to 36, a majority for the postponement option at eight.

House Or Commons Thursnay Marca Newfoundland Epward Ernest Augustus Ametia Wm. Smith Gascoigne Rose Wm. South Colonel Gascoigne Henry Thornton Africa Hawkins Brown Sierra Leone Heme Peed

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