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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 09, 1791

Page

4

French Revolution and British Attitudes Mixed with Critique

A harsh critique contrasts American youth and British paternalism with admiration for rational French principles while condemning French extremism. The author mocks French demagogues, laments the destruction of monarchy, and contrasts Polish constitutional reform with chaos. References to Britain, Poland, and global reactions frame a conservative, pro monarchy stance.

America Niger Oraturius Mwartanrabls Rivnship Britain France Poland

Tallyton Correspondent Note On Missing Communication

Our Wednesday afternoon message from the Tallyton correspondent indicates no record of receiving the communication. The writer asserts that had it arrived action would have been taken, suggesting a lapse or miscommunication.

Tallyton

Long delayed royal race fails as Prince of Wales forfeit

The anticipated race between Traveller and Meteor for a thousand guineas did not occur yesterday with the Prince of Wales paying four hundred guineas in forfeiture. Parliament adjournment preceded notices of motions on libel cases and court committees. News from Berlin and Brussels covers diplomacy, empress dowager plans, and denuclearized warnings amid Britain Russia tensions.

Prince of Wales Lord Grosvenor House of Commons Fox Ewart Berlin Brussras Russia Catherine Den‘stark Great Britain Rusia Denmark National Assembly Bal Ggnedwich Assembly

Poland adopts new constitution and town rights affirmed

War s aw April 20 report notes the Diet has enacted a new Constitution for Poland and confirmed rights for Dantzic and Thorn towns to petition or send deputies. The King receives thanks from the States and citizens praise the reform. Prince Adam Czartorinski plans to inscribe his name among Warsaw’s municipality.

Poland Dantzic Thorn Diet Count Maracuowskl Stanislaus Augustus St. John’s Church Adam Czartorinski Warsaw M. Sucwerzywski

Baltic tensions flare as 35 ships threaten Danish ports

In Copenhagen the Danish Court thanks Britain for mediation with Russia yet laments the delay. A Baltic fleet of 35 ships is to be sent in May, while only three ships of the line are commissioned now. English merchants press Baltic entry. Dutch sail with cargoes to Riga await orders. From the 18th to the 25th Inflants 353 vessels passed the Sound.

Draxs Brrth Great Britain Rusia Baltic Russia Riga

Russians rout Turks on land and Danube in April action

April 27 dispatch reports 8000 Turks defeated by 5000 Russian troops near Marezin after clashes at Taczi and Tulcza. Russians claim 3000 Turks killed, many captured, two Pachas among prisoners. Ottoman ships on the Danube suffer heavy loss as Russian flotilla sinks and destroys vessels below Brabikee.

Dawbz Suwarow Sereth Brabilow Grand Vizinx Prince Repnin Prince Potemkin Prince de Gallitzin de Kutufow Taczi Tulcza Marezin Siffre Sebaimla Gaxmirzry Danube Brabikee

Assembly Delivers Memorial On Franco German Tensions

The National Assembly reads an important memorial detailing fear of rupture with France and measures for imperial mediation. Letters from Anselme de Tour Taxis and Montmorin discuss Lorraine Alsace decrees and requests for protection, while a Vatican ambassador issue and Comtat Venaissin decree debate occupy the assembly.

Germany France Cantes Anselm Prince de Jan Tour Taxis Leorpio Ilmiakes Holy Roman Empire Ratisbon National Assembly Empire Vienna Lorraine Adsace CraizLes Anselme Prince de la Tour M. Segur Rome

Press warrants issued for Orkney and Zet lands

The report notes press warrants issued for Orkney and Zet, remote regions seldom troubled by press gangs. It adds navigational movement: Royal Admirals Belmont Hilborough from Loadoon for India passed the Straits of Sunda on August 29, Talbot from same route passed on September 27, Admiral Rodney Wyat from Genoa to Hamburgh is lost near Welegoland.

Orkney Zetland Belmont Hilborough Loadoon India Straits of Sunda Talbot Rodney Wyat Genoa Hamburgh Loft Welegoland

First day of Easter Term public affairs noted

Lord Chancellor hosts Judges and Law Officers at Ormond Street then opens courts. Lord Mayor orders bread price unchanged. Dispatches from the British ambassador suggest no pacific outcome in Russia war. Four new impress rendezvous in Wapping and Shadwell. Bank of Proprietors to vote on 500000 loan. Duke D Orzeane sells assets. Bondi forest sale planned. Covent Garden set to reopen mid month. Chancellor proposal on post office reforms may save government money.

Ormond Street Guildhall Flint Brriin Peterspurgh Great Britain Wapping St. Catherine’s Shadwell Duke D'Orzeane Forest of Bondi Covent Garven Exchequar

Newmarket First Spring Meeting Sporting Intelligence

Race details from a 19th century Newmarket spring meeting list entries for five and six year olds in reins. It names horses by owner and sire, handlers, weights, and betting odds. The fragment shows multiple stakes, entrants such as Vermin Quetlavaca Old Gold and others with prices and placements.

Sporting Intelligence Newmarket Tfigt Monpay, Maiyg R. C Brdford Georges Gyre Ld Clermont Harpator Gagessald Fres P. of Wales Junpowder Geyriald Queenberry H. Buttler Bunbury B. K. Siack Sir George Gunpowder Prince’s Stakes Faley C. Vermin Highflyery Out Rosebud D. of Grafton Barrymore F. By Hishflyer Prince of Wales Highflyer Damby Redford Brosto Fidget Ld Greenor B.c Highflyery Mr. Went Wycart T . Ld Clermont B. c Ld Egremont Br. Cw J'rentham Ld Derby Woodpecker Fox Ch. c. Mercutio Mercury Mr. Vernon Florizel Sir H. Featherston Mir H. Featherston Sir Cecil W. Afton Poor Jack Ballock Buzaglo Montoliou Tandem Y.ceacogs

Goldsmith held over forged hall marks rings nabbed

Information from Starho office led to the arrest of Goldfmid in Gofyell street apartments where a large stock of forged hall marked rings was found. He appeared before Alderman Crossley and was committed to the New Compter for further examination as the engraver testified about the forged hall-lamps. In other items, reports mention dragoon regiments named for potential foreign service and a Danish neutral stance amid naval force rumors. Temperature records showed rapid fluctuations from below 40 to above 70 over ten days.

Starho Office Goldfmid’s Gofyell Street Crossley Compter Giltour-street Berlin Petersburg King’s Own Inniskillings Queen’s Own Regiment Prince of Wales’s Own Prince of Wales Queen’s Hamburgh Copenhagen Petersburgh Denmark

Waterford Ship News Arrivals and Arrivals May

May 11 dispatch lists ships from London and Africa arriving at Waterford including Pyne from London and Smerdon on Jamaica. Also Godwich from Littlehampton and Pomona to Savannah. Several vessels sail under sail including Kenton for Gibraltar and Hope for Venice. Indiamen Marlborough and Triton remain, with other ships under various destinations.

Waterford Dispatch Pyne London Jamaica Royal Charlotte Smerdon Africa Marquis of Worcester Shilstone Mercury Hawkins Bristol Dea Wind Godwich Harrison Littlehampton Pomona Jackson Savannah Marlborough Man of Triton Deat Kenton Sinnot Gibraltar Samuel Afin Yeates Venice Hope Linthorn News Foundland Providence Mason Cleveland Holliday James William Carnatic Marlborough M. W. Essex Airly Castle

Marriages and deaths span Lincoln Inn to Dublin society

Married notices recount John Miller of Lincoln's Inn to Mills Meacock of Northampton and Sherrin to Miss Marriott. Deaths include Sir William Parsons of King's County, Sir Samuel Bradstreet of Treland, Daniel Dye of Norwich, and Beloe the chinaman. Anecdote of a man regaining sight after years of using spectacles. Mail arrivals and financial market terms follow.

John’ Miller Lincoln’s Inn Mills Meacock Northampton Sherrin Paiernofter Row Miss Marriott Catentou Wimpole-street Thomas Philip Hampton Naight Dublin William Parsons King’s County Booterstown Samuel Bradstreet, Bart His Majesty Norwich Beloe Kenteroad Newington John Gilbert Hardy Milxthorp Westmoreland

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