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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 14, 1791

Page

4

Continental intelligence excerpts reveal European diplomatic shifts

From Venice to Warsaw, reports detail decrees, fortifications, and armament build-ups as powers recalibrate fronts against Turkey and Prussia. Notes mention the French envoy renouncing a civic oath, Polish alliance debates with London, and royal marriages shaping future regional alignments.

Venice Marquis de Bombelles Marquis de Gouvernet de la Tour du Pin Comte d’Artois Warsaw London Russia Dantzic Prussia Poland Baltic Berlin Hailes

Royal affairs and timber warrants at Downing Street

Dispatches from Berlin reach Whitehall as the Duke of Richmond and officials visit Mr Pirr at Downing Street. The King began a field ride at Salthill while a Treasury warrant authorizes timber loads for the navy and other warrants are issued across royal forests. Lords appoint Samuel Whitcomar as county stamp distributor.

Secretary of Othe Whitehall Jaersurus Stajetty Berlin Duke of Richmony Gren Ville Hawxrgsury Scottano Ganse Als Pirr Houte Downing Street Kin Salthill Physeians Romestay Treasury New Forest Warrai Mary Winhiam Samuel Whitcomar Melts

Burnes in Parliament and European War News

In the House of Commons committee rooms parliament discusses the sugar duty bill, corn supply, and financial measures. Reports describe Prussia Poland and Russia trade moves, Baltic fortifications, and preparations for conflict. Notable items include Duke of Clarence buying Worcester china, Worcester election costs, a legal case re Lanes Sokley Estate, a public view of Albion Mills cakes, and a fatal Bermondsey kitchen fire.

Burnes House OF Commons Wares Carleton-house Kempshot Hanis Fresia Prussia Polano Great Britain Hellene Poland Rufsia Amsterdam Hove Marian Hogcurn Samogitia Sotheon Livonia Courland van Suchtgelen Europe Duke of Clarence Exeter Mackereth House of Lords Fox Lane Sokley Equity Albion Mills Bovany Pav

Veres to a Lay gag to TNpia Farewell

Poem fragment depicts farewell to a beloved figure with imagery of sea wind rocks and eyes. The speaker urges calmness and gentleness as waves and winds threaten to overwhelm. The verse conveys longing, admiration, and a wish for serene memory as the subject’s presence departs.

Country Assizes At Lincoln and Worcester

At Lincoln Assizes William Burder was convicted of the murder of William Harrington and sentenced to be executed. John Robinson and Edward Davison were convicted of horse stealing and condemned to death. At Worcester Assizes John Sparry and Robert Abrive were sentenced to death for sheep stealing and breaking into a shop, but reprieved before the judge left. Several other prisoners faced capital sentences with some reprieved. In Dorchester one man, Edward Edwards, reprieved for burglary and theft. At the Assizes in Stafford and Nottingham further capitally convicted, with one sentence of two years for an unnatural attempt in Nottingham Castle.

Lincoln William Burder Wiliam Harrington John Robinson Edward Davison Worcester Assizes John Sparry Robert Abrieve Jude Dorchester Edward Edwards Edward Jones Jonathan Lemon Weymouth William Fulford William Ditton John Sadler Jeane Watkins Ditton Watkins Stafford Offizes A. Cumberbatch Ann Ford W. Pexall PT. Jriett J. Eun's W. Millington Nottingham Justice Grose Nottingham Castle

Womans Blaze Fatalities and Remote Crimes Reported

In early reports Mrs Caswart dies at 81, Timothy Caswall Esq. noted as Commissioner of Excise. A kitchen fire in Lamb-court near the General Post Office is quelled after a cradle near the flames nearly harms a child. Numerous odd incidents include a covey dance fiasco, ship burial banter, a rock crevice skeleton with a bill-hook, and a fraudster ghost scare at Frodenham Rectory. Local authorities protest barbaric ship burial.

Caswart Timothy Caswall Mertiiz Norfolk Lamplugh Cumberland Rctor Frodensham Suffolk

Mademoiselle Heinel Rebuffs Earl’s Gift at Opera

Four years after drawing fashion to the Opera Mlle Heinel returned a bank note sent by the Earl of Harrington with a laconic reply. She declined the gesture as a reward for her public performance and as a prelude to any private rehearsal, deeming it too settled.

Mademoiselle Heinel Earl of Harrington

English State Lotters Prizes On The Twentieth Ninth Day

A scrambled old notice lists drawing numbers and prizes for the English State Lotters on the thirtieth day. Entries include prizes of fool and gol with various numbers such as 2000 and 1001. The fragmentary text references multiple ticket numbers and prize amounts amid misread spellings.

Ports Mouth Garrison Prepares Royal Ships For Immediate Sail

Orden came to the Victualling Office to provision Lord Hood's fleet for four months. The Royal William London and Saturn are ordered out of harbour with others ready to sail at a moment's notice. The Sacerness grounded near the harbor after a voyage from the West Indies but refloated. crew removed its arms. Providence from Sunderland and Shark sloop of war under Captain Legge arrived in harbour March 16.

Orden Lord Hood Royal William London Saturn Spithead Wef-indies Providence Stanley Sunderland Shark Sloop of War Legge

Sailors from Lisbon and London on Ranger and Bury cutters

A list of sailors including Prymoute Majedry Arrived the Brothers MCully from Lisbon Union Symons from Wimington Mary Long hurst from Guernsey his Majesty's fips Druid and Andromeda from a cruise, and Lord lawklercury Bertllet from London sail for India aboard the Ranger and Bury cutters under and wind S W.

Prymoute Majedry Brothers McUlly Lisbon Union Symons Wimnington Mary Longhurst Guernsey His Majesty Druid Andromeda Lord Lawklercury Bertlett London India Ranger Bury Wind S. W

Arrivals and sailings at Dover and Plymouth dates

SiP NEWS lists ships arriving at Dover and Bristol and others sailing for the River or abroad. Vessels named include the Mary Ritchie from Sivannas Mleatant Fit Browin and Rainbow from Lig mon, with several others from Genoa Cadiz Waterford and Lisbon.

Dover Mary Ritchie Sivannas Browin Rainbow Coward Ligmon Posle Joseph Tullock Onortas Bristol N.S. del Carmen Carente Ilony Sr. Ancre Cork Providentiag Warfehe Adeyalle Burnethe Dolly Bene Lenton Minerva Batterdam Madeira Mary Anne Loan Hull Elera de Poochal Pheadelibias Elizabethy Corgan Genoa Betlry Jemina Cenderton Janus Brooks Liseben Falmouth Thoms White Carlina Dartmouth Wilmington Elizabeth Rodd Prosperity Williams Waterford Urquhart Guernsey Dean Powehotan Jeffery Virginia Diffaich Pyne Pally Benner Liveryoul Queen Moappet Lisbon Dutton Hamilton India Nepiaec Scott Rolston Hope Meredith Virgila Commerce Dare Tos Oporto S. Wheat Harris Cadiz Montgomery Bunyan New

Obituary notices from Lanley and Camberwell dates

A string of death notices from Lanley in Batex and Camberwell lists several individuals including Mrs Tufnell wife of J follife Tufnell, Alexander Gerrard Ely of J.flex-threct Strand, Ly merchant Benjamin C lier of Red Lion Square, and John Carr a member of Windsor’s Aldermen, among others. Also mentions William Greenly late mayor of Crown and Balls Tavern and James Allen of Great Tower Street, with dates spanning a few days, plus other names and locations. Arrivals and stock prices appear in a separate section with Dublin mails and various financial quotes and lottery tickets listed.

Lanley's Batex Tufnell J. Follife Cuconit Alexander Gerrard Ely J.flex-threct Strand Court of Conmen Pleas Camberwell Benjamin C Lier Red Lion Square Windsor John Carr Boroush Chancery-lane William Greenly Crown and Balls Taesdey Edinburgh William Martin Lave Road Carolina Highland Weenehlay Peter Cones Stanton Drew Somersetshire Thursley James Allen Great Tower-street Wis Toy Ward Siprut Broad-shrect William Withers Ies Otay

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