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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

08 May 1797

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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 08, 1797

Page

4

Mutiny and Arms Signals During Portsmouth Fleet Turmoil

Sailors from the fleet at Portsmouth confrontarized delegates after an uprising tied to Admiral Cochrane and court martial plans. The London remains at St Helen's as ships gather for possible trial. armistice talks and parliamentary moves on seamen wages unfold, with broad dispatches about mutiny, imprisonments, and potential peace terms.

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London Portsmouth la Nynphe Virginie St. Helen’s Beng St. Helen's St. Helen’ S Gallerius la *Pigie Cotroys Holloway Avex Ander Hoop Mars Nicuoxis Marlborough Vetus Defence Campbell Lord Cawter Terrible Coox Buick St. Helen’ S S Cowes William Peter Parker St. Heleni Plymouth Rae Uch Garoyer Berpoort Fea Hamburgh Werneck Hoche Frankfort Lower Rhine Nidda Upper Rhine Orenburgh Moreau Buonaparte Casimir Trieste Ancona Berlin Ludefixi Vienna Baro KeHer Oi-Devant Hague Archduke Dourlach Latour Hache Emperor of Rutha Moscow Astracan Conross Gorpoys Gourt Ss. Sameersy Connelte Seamien Macjesty Spenger Stephens Gambier Awe Young Corroys House of Lords
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Portsmouth Fleet Wounded Dead After Disorder

May 8 Portsmouth reports a chaotic incident aboard the London man of war. Wounded sailors William Baker John Pickering and Richard Collins were sent to the hospital last night. The three later died. Lieutenant Sims suffered a severe arm injury, mistakenly identified as the ship's First Lieutenant.

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William Baker John Pickering Richard Collins Charles Darron Mr. Sims London Sims
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Fragments of a historic sports ledger surface in print

Readable fragments show partial names and numbers from a 1778 era or archival sports record. The text includes scattered initials, ages, percentages, and references to conferences and cadences, but lacks coherent structure or complete events.

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Printing House Square Note from Blackfriars

A fragment notes that printing occurred at J. WaxTER Printing House Square in Blackfriars, indicating the site and origin of a document or advertisement. The line provides a historical imprint location, suggesting a publication context without further details.

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J. Waxter Printing House Square Blackfriars
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