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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 30, 1792

Page

4

Grand Jury Proposes Action On Lottery Insurance Evil

The Grand Jury of London calls court attention to lottery insurance as a moral and welfare threat. They describe servants and workers losing money to insurances during draws, with property theft and ruin. They urge stronger laws and enforcement, noting a Middlesex petition to Parliament follows.

Grand Jury of London Grand Jury City of London Old Bailey Ebcnezer Mary Lane Thomas Hornyoldy -Oseph May Peter Anthony Sapte William Salte Thomas Butterfield William Andrew George Jackson William Amfrick Robert Wyatt George Maltby Jin Thomas Slack John Watts Jonathan Robdson Wiliam Pepys George Wright John Thomas James Grand Middlesex House of Commons

Abolition Emphasis in Early Parliament Debates

A chronological summary of debates in the House of Commons touching the African Slave Trade and related measures, including committees on land tax and import duties, plus notices on the Greenland Fishery Bill, various divorce bills, and the Isle of Wight importation act. It notes Lord Macartney’s China mission, Denmark’s slave trade abolition, and domestic unrest over reform and taxation.

Tursday National Debt Committee Land Tax Commissioners Master of the Rolls Isle of Wight Sheridan Hornblower

Royal Days at St James's and Windsor Week Plans

Reported proceedings note public days at St James's this week with the Krye’s Levees on Wednesday and Friday and the Royal Family’s Sacrament at the Chapel Royal on Thursday. Mayrsprits and Princesses depart Buckingham House for Windsor, remaining until Wednesday. Also listed are appointments in Parliament and Sierra Leone Company directors, plus a Gibraltar dispatch describing a brutal clash between the Moroccan emperor and his brother with heavy casualties and a change of control.

St. James’s Chapel Royal Buckingham House Windsor Grorce Wizriers Warwick Lord Clarenvon Marines William “Wilberforce Granville Sharp John Kingston Thomas Clarkson Vickeris Taylor George Wolff William Sanford Joseph Hardcastle Charles Grant Gibraltar Morocco

Arrival from China and voyage updates in 18th century notices

News notes ships from China including the Corywar ts and Alfred and Albion. Britannia and General Coote to sail December 6. Capt Hopgson and crew of Syrius make Botany Bay voyage via St Helena. Queen to be dispatched from Bengal December 16. Lord Cornwauis before Seringapatam, Mangalore blocked, Bombay Army at Cannanore, rice embargo at Madras.

Corywarts Hovason Cuba Dover India House China Alfred Albion Britannia General Coote Hopgson St. Helena Theace Syrius Botany Bay Waakambeyert Canton David Cueap M Cox Bengal Pxornix Deptrorp Sunda Cornwaruis Seringapatam Cornwacus Mangalore Bombay Cannanore Madras

Cape Francois Mayor Letter Reports North Province In Alarm

A February 13 letter from the Cape Francois mayor describes dire conditions in the North Province. Revolting groups hide in caves and mountains and attack approaching colonists, while exhausted forces await reinforcements from France. About 250 troops were sent to Limbe and Maïmelade to counter incursions from Dondon, where a post was attacked, two men killed, three wounded, and troops killed many rebels during a night pursuit.

Cape Francois Este Reoe France Limbe Maimelade Dondon Puilboreau

Agricultural Monthly Report March 1792 Overview

The March 1792 agricultural report notes a delayed Lenteed season due to severe weather but now favorable conditions for barley and oats. Wheat shows promise amid dry winds. market prices fall due to abundant foreign wheat, affecting landed interests. Hay prices drop as grass feed appears early, beef and mutton demand remains high, and Norfolk Suffolk turnips are nearly exhausted. Ongoing lambing losses hit Norfolk flocks. Epping Forest shows Spring cattle trade with Herefordshire oxen selling best.

Smithfield Norfolk Suffolk Epping Forest Herefordshire

Kilrhyg murderer seized after confession at Cardigan

The killer of Miss Lioup of Kilrhyg near Cardigan is arrested in Cardigan gaol on his own confession. A Crown piece used as lure at Tregaron fair led to detection. He struck in the parlour, dragged the body to the parlour, rifled pockets, then fled.

English Lottery Draw Lines From The Thirty Fifth Day

Fragmentary OCR lists prizes and numbers from a historical English lottery issue. It mentions various prize amounts and ticket numbers but lacks coherent narrative or complete details. The readable fragments indicate prize categories and corresponding numbers in a late eighteenth century context.

One Thousand Pounds Drawn on Blank Noted

A fragment notes a blank with a drawn ashaf t reference and a stated sum of one thousand pounds, indicating a financial instrument or order detail in a period newspaper.

Odds and Bets Shift Amid Sporadic Outcry at Oatlands

In a chaotic betting column, Monbiav and Grey Gawkey face strong opposition while Alderman and Toby see mixed support. Javelin and Corriander dispute bets, with details showing 8 to 1 and 109 to 2 style odds, reflecting a volatile wagering scene.

Betted Rhadamanrhus Too Hector Oatlands Sco Skyscraper Grey Gawkey Ditte Alderman Toby Ico Precipitare Mr. O’kelly Ditto Low Dragons

Scarborough Boat Disaster and Ocean News

Last week at Scarborough the boat of his Majestys loop Otter over set and nine seamen with the First-Lieutenant and Master’s-Mate drowned. The Recovery from Hull was run down off Cromer but crew saved. The Pike from Newfoundland arrived at Cadiz but later wrecked off Rota. cargo discharged and vessel condemned. The Newport from Rhode Island was damaged by the London Packet and part of its cargo thrown overboard. The Siperb from London to Hamburg stranded near the Texel. Ship news lists arrivals and incidents at Dover, Hamburg, Nice, Newry, and other ports with multiple vessels reported damaged or arrived from China, Jamaica, and New York. Wind conditions noted and several outward-bound ships failed. The Hope from Bordeaux ran aground on the Goodwin Sands but is not yet stranded.

Prince of Wares Carlton House Lord Macartney China Pekin India America Russia Denmark Kine Hessel Cassel Germany Britain Berks Oxford Thames Pangbourn Whitchurch Royal Hunt Cookham Clifden House Earl of Boston Hubbard Dr.Priestley Birmingham Warwick Scarborough Pearce Hull Dunkirk Cromer Baine Newfoundland Cadiz Rota Downs Britannia Whytock Lifvon Horn Aikin London Dover Grenville Pensacola Naples Hope Atkinson Bordeaux Goodwin Sands

Theatrical Reports on Drury Lane Shows and Sat Night Acts

A fragmented note describes Drury Lane performances including Cotidianus and a Roman matron piece with the devil to pay. It mentions Covent and a Saturday evening bill with titles like Fathisiable Lita and Robinhoad, plus a Lady of George Lafwall.

Theatrigal Drury-Lane Company Covent Lafwall, Esq

Married and Died Notices From a Gloucestershire and London Page

Marriages report on Wednesday at Broadway Gloucestershire Rev John Yeoman and Miss Horne and other couples at Chiswick St George Hanover Square and Satton Walden with Polly Archer. Died notices include Anthony Licasy Esq at Ancaster Count Ide Pappenheim aged 90 and Richard Newbery oldest common-councilman of Thetford. Also various obituaries from Jamaica Carmarthen and Lanhivery with local officials named. Prices and financial listings for Bank Stock and Navy 3 percent.

Broadway Gloucestershire John Yeoman Wadham College Oxford Hork -Grenadier Guards Horne Bisop Norwich Chiswick Sanders Lincoln Griffith Edward ‘Ward Derby Lincolnshire Anthony Licasy Esq Ancaster Grantham Pappenheim Thetford Richard Newbery Jamaica Fi Hn Farqueharfen Ity Carmarthen Herbert Martin Philliars John George Phillippe Richard Harriss Worcefiec Paris Lanhivery Lattwithiel Blanch Littleton Ann-Benny Tywa Dreath Pital Seene Gower-street Edward Solly Wetton South Shields Robert Liderton Dutheam

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