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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 04, 1798

Page

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To Let Dwelling House by the River Towy near Carmarthen

Two miles from Carmarthen a commodious dwelling house on the banks of the River Towy is let for a genteel family. Offices include dairy wash-house brew-house and laundry detached barn stable and more. Garden overlooks the river with two acre orchard. tenant may have 13 acres' land. possession June 1 next. apply by letter to David John Edwardes Esq Job's Ell near Carmarthen.

Carmarthen Towy Ce Howse

Debates on Irish Port Travelling Bill and Imperial Address

The House debated a Port Travelling Bill arguing against price controls that could hurt carriers, while Colonel M Doland defended the bill as protecting the public from extortion. A message from the Lords announced an address to the Lord Lieutenant with plans to meet at five. The Speaker sought precedents for Lords messages and adjourned after reporting the viceroy’s gracious reply.

Lord Castlereagh Sup Militia of Ireland Ways and Means Masonia Fom Cath Hore Afttorney Stephen Moore England M'Doland W. Sauria R. Kirwan House of Peers King’s Counsel Chancery Frith Fieufe

Parliament Proceedings on Committee Reports and Bills

A record of committee appointments and debates. The House voted to appoint a committee to consider a message from the Lords, stating no intention to set a harmful precedent. Reports on the Malahide Road and defense provisions were prepared. Debates led to amendments and postponements, with a revenue question scheduled for Monday.

House of Lords Regiones Malahide Road Lord Caffereagh O’conhel

Cannon pieces found hidden near Carrickfergus

Letters from Belfast state that 12 artillery pieces, including three and six pounders, were recovered after a prolonged search. The disloyal owners concealed them in rocks near Carrickfergus, eight miles from the town, and they have been conveyed to and stored in his Majesty's stores.

Belfast Carrickfergus

Monthly Report From April on Agriculture and Markets

The April report notes dry weather mostly favorable for wheats but thin crops due to wireworm damage, with Gloucestershire hardest hit. Beans and cottier infection affect yields. early barleys promising but later crops need rain. Rape, mustard, and similar seeds bloom well. clovers and rye grass abundant. Hops strong in Kent, Essex, Sussex, and Farnham. Worcestershire hills weak. Bark promises good. top prices quoted. Cyder regions show little bloom. Devonshire minimal. Beef and mutton plentiful but prime beef and mutton scarce at 4s per stone. Lambs plentiful in breeding counties. Lambs keep wool stores reasonable. horses cheaper. wool trade rising with some demand.

Gloucestershire Kent Essex Sussex Farnham Worcestershire Devonshire

Barbara and Dixons Privateer Fight at Guadaloupe

The Barbara, a 10 gun brig owned by Captain Dixon of Liverpool, fought a French privateer of 17 guns for sixteen hours. The Barbara’s flag was shot away three times and a crew member nailed tattered remains to the maintop. The French boarded, overpowered the crew, and carried the prize to Guadaloupe. Captain Dixon was wounded. the crew praised their bravery and left prisoners at Guadaloupe with cheers awaiting future battles.

Barbara Dixons Tony Union Whitehaven Helaviman Guadaloupe Dixon Harrington Liverpool Tars

Caution on Drawing Bills After Date in 18th Century Advice

An 18th century note warns against drawing inland bills after date to avoid protest costs. An officer on half pay drew a 2d bill payable one month after date. it was presented and not yet accepted, then protested with extra charges. The writer suggests drawing bills after fight or ensuring acceptance before due to prevent losses.

Lombard Street

Review of Falmouth Volunteer Cavalry and Artillery Corps

Major General Morsuean reviewed the volunteers in Falmouth, praising their evolutions and the firing of the artillery. Generals Meacek and Murray supported the commendations. Later General Lord Grange Lexox arrived to survey Pendennis Cattle works and furnaces under construction.

Morsuean Meacek Murray Lord Grange Lexox Pendennis

Brilliant Action Off Sumatra A Daring Naval Clash

East Indies report details a fierce engagement between Admiral Scarry's squadron aboard Arrogant and Migorious and the French off Achun Head. The Victorious fought valiantly, boarding attempts by Le Seine, severe wounds to Captain Cuerxe, and heavy damage before the Arrogant and frigates withdrew. French ships retreated to Mergui, Batavia, then the Isles, with three frigates needing repairs and a strong commendation for Victorious and Captain Cuerxe.

Anm Arrogant MiGorious Scarry Sumatra East Indies Achun Head la Forte Serioy le Virtu Cuerxe Pulo Penang Seaiyx Batavia Hlands Laft Sexity Ilands Crerxe

Exchequer Ruling on Windsor Tythe Case Against Dean

A bill sought 26 years of great tythe from lands near Windsor held by the Dean. The court found the estate part of Monastery of Sion domains, yet evidence showed interruption of custom. The decree ordered the defendant to account for arrears and pay costs.

Bean Windsor Y Promér

Remarkable steam engine improvement by Carre Ricut

A new steam engine design by Rev. Mr. Carre Ricut of Marysle Bonne Fields condenses steam in a separate vessel, returns it to the boiler, and yields a strong vacuum. The engine, compact enough for a room corner, uses little fuel and costs modestly, with potential constant power beyond a man’s reach. Additional items report on the French General's national scientific institution, standards for weights and measures, and a curious Edinburgh market kitten with eight legs and two female reproductive organs.

Carre W Ricut Marysle- Bonne Fields Rome Geerce Evelyn’Suuckford Royal Society Wiilr- Hurst Branewarn Rouen Pucu Edinburgh

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