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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 17, 1797

Page

4

Prices and dispatches from the war front report

The Hardbaigh Mail notes a quiet news day with no new peace details. French troops evacuate Austrian territories as imperial forces reoccupy, while a Rhine military congress seeks demarcation in Swabia. Monzav’s column crosses the Rhine for forage. Hocus imposes heavy contributions on occupied German provinces. No mature preliminaries of peace are described.

Upper Rhine Swabia Monzav Rhine Hocus

Wedding Procession at St James's for Rovax and Wurttemberg Prince

A lengthy Regency era account describes the Nuptials of Princess Rovax and the Prince of Württemberg at St James's Chapel. It details the morning assembly of peers and royal attendants, the procession from the Council Chamber, the Bridegroom and Bride processions, ceremonial roles, and the attendance of princes, duchesses, and royal ladies in a grand state pageant.

Rovax St. James’s Wates Ypres Brice Wurtemberg Roral Cram Bertain Wicé Chamberlain

Royal Wedding at Windsor Amidst Court Dress Splendor

The ceremony led by the Archbishop of Canterbury featured the Duke of Clarence and the Princess of Wales as key witnesses, with the Queen and royal family in full dress. Bride and groom appeared solemn and affectionate, Bride’s Maids including Lady Mary Howe and Lady Caroline Damer, and the park crowded with spectators cheering the newlyweds as they left for Windsor Lodge.

Duke of Clarence Prince ‘Srneftsaugustus Ayms York Canterbury Uther Princes OF the Blood Royal Elazazeth Canesbury London Mary, Bewrincx Frances Somer Mary Howe Caroline Damer Hallelujah Duchess of Gorpon Jersey Derry Almeria Carpenter Rorat Prince Princess of Wurtemberg Windsor Lodge Princess Wates Duchess of York St. James’s Dreast Catherine Augusta Elizabeth Mary Sophea Amelia Princess OF Wales Ben Trice Frances Somerset CaXkoLine

Plymouth Reports Spring 1800s Naval Turbulence and Death

Reports claim crews on the fleet at Hamoaze briefly seized command following letters from St Helens delegates, but order remains. Lieutenant Cueyne of the City of Cork tender was fatally shot by a sentry after a glancing exchange as he approached a gun-boat. Also: Spider cutter arrived from a cruise with a captured French brig privateer out of St Malo, 14 days out, having previously driven off a lugger privateer.

Plymouth Evenig Hamoaze Ips

Portmouth May 17 Fleet sails from St Helen's in westward wind

This morning Lord Braip with the whole fleet sailed from St Helens and was out of sight by ten. Wind shifted westward with rain and it was feared they might return. A cutter from the Thames frigate upset in a squall but crew and a woman were saved. Lord Howe and his Lady set off for London. The fleet moved off with promptitude. The Melpomene sent in a fine French lugger privateer with 30 men.

St. Helen's Spithead Thames Lord Howe Lady London Charles Hamilton Portsmouth

Arrival of Unicorn and Speedwell with Irish convoy

A convoy from Ireland arrived aboard the Unicorn frigate and Speedwell lugger on May 18, sailing for the River. Arniston and Earl Wycombe Indiamen came down and remained with the others as previously arranged. The wind was southwest.

Unicorn Speedwell Lugster Ireland Arniston Earl Wycombe

A Letter from Capt Richard Want Arrives Safe at Barbadoes

An 18th century extract reports Capt Richard Want of the Barton writing from Barbadoes on March 23. He recounts a 46 day voyage with the Agreeable, Lord Rodney, and Nereus, encountering severe weather, a Spanish privateer action near lat 20.56, long 54, and a later engagement with the privateer in which the Agreeable sustained two wounds. The privateer, out 24 days from Porto Rico, had captured two Americans and one Guinea man. The same issue notes a General Court at the East India House on Nabob debts, with voting results 3,44 to 563 against. Also births, marriages, a death, and bank stock prices are listed.

Richard Want Barton Leverpool Barbadoes North Channel Lord Rodney Nereus Fiethen Amart Agreeable Porto Rico Eas India House Nabob Board of Commissioners Nctian Watsoine

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