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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 18, 1793
Page
3
Disjointed OCR notes report French siege actions around Williamstadt and Klon deck, a Sally by 45 men, casualties and prisoners, plus multiple surrender notices for Guildhall and various merchants in March. Mentions Cornwall and Antwerp evacuations, village burnings, and scattered legal/merchants’ indictments with dates in March and April.
An uncertain list shows names such as Thomas Cood a late Gracechurch haberdasher and William James a builder in Alfred Place Southwark. Other entries mention Idn Bailey a Canterbury checker, John Williams of Carey Street money-forever, and Richard Westgarth of Oxford Street, St Mary le Bon. The note indicates certificates to be granted before the gth of April next.
The new serious opera Tzoprtinba premiered after nightfall for the fifth, featuring Anduciai Federicy Sart as principal creators. The production promises a strong duet between Mara and Bnei, a rondo by Brim, and a bravura aria by Mara, with notable costumes and decor. Mara’s reception surpassed expectations despite talk of a possible move to another house. The house was well filled for a Tuesday evening.
A morning report chronicles a kingly outing with peers to Windsor and Datchet, a Cabinet Council at Whitehall, and renewed debate on revolution. It notes Irish militia estimates, a Liverpool merchant failure, bank disruptions, and a Central City run. Also mentions Lord Cassilis heir service, antiquaries fellowship, and calls for harsher penalties for bad money.
A dated assessment argues that French troops may desert as the Bourbon cause weakens and the Regent Monsieur gains power. It notes regiments defecting, provisions lacking, and fear of traitors at battle. The writer expects deserters to flock to the Duke of Brunswick’s side as monarchist sentiment grows.
The report notes French troops are in distress without clothes or provisions, while General Dumourier plans to dine at Amsterdam on the 17th. An old dungeon diet of bread and water is mentioned, and unfurnished lodgings at Earl Stannore's Head offer moderate terms. The Friends of the People push constitutional subversion, and gambling pervades fashionable routes on Sunday evenings. A notable malefactor was hanged, with the President of the National Assembly donning a red cap. The Duke of Queensbury ages, a young country girl is pursued, Egaliti is roasted in Paris, and Brifok criticizes England as a rogue and vagabond.
The Scourge rescued a 12 gun privateer Sans Culottes after a three and a half hour action at Portsmouth with 6 killed and 1 wounded aboard Scourge. Numerous prizes sent to Plymouth include Vaudreuil Diana and La Reine de Galconde. The Hinde Revenue Cutter seized Creighton and other vessels, while Drake and Cockatrice captured a Dutch boy and a French brig bound for Havre. Dispatches from The Hague report Dort surrounded by batteries and Mart existing defenses. medals minted for royal figures. Admiralty appoints Parley to command Bellerophон at Chatham.
Dover reports the Sasanah of Liverpool laden with wheat seized by a Dunkirk privateer and brought to Calais. A 14th Regiment detachment sails for the Downs to await the remainder for Holland. A prison transfer to Kington upon Thames for Affizes upcoming trials and executions. Snow covers the North Waktsv mountains as several county prisoners face capital verdicts. youths and locals suffer accidents in Hynde Street, Manchet Squire fatal collision.
Mr Murphy presents a tragic drama based on Ovid with Paine and Mrs Siddons, Ariadne’s jealous self murder concluding the tale as Zeus flees with Phaedra. The crowd lauds the last act and a new after piece The Prize draws applause for its humor.
In Mars era Bublin the Lords finished reading the Roman Catholic Army Bill and sent it to the Commons on Tuesday after minor changes. Debates centered on qualification sums for Catholics to bear arms and the timing of their enrolment. The Archbishop of Cafel caused confusion with a wording issue, quickly clarified. Several peers urged caution over certain provisions, but most supported the bill. Separately, N. Tandy was jailed on libel accusations in Dundalk. four Defenders sentenced to death were executed by torch light, with many awaiting April, and a robbery murder in Hanbury was traced, leading to the pursuit and injuries. One pursuer wounded, two ruffians sent to Newgate.
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