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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 18, 1798

Page

3

Parliamentary Intelligence and Land Tax Debates in Commons

The report of the Yeomanry Cavalry Bill was ordered to be received on Monday. The Land Tax Redemption Bill saw clause by clause discussion. amendments on entailed estates in Scotland were agreed. The Chancellor urged against recommittal, proposing printing with amendments for clearer consideration. The bill would be read a third time on Thursday, adjourned to Monday next.

House OF Commons Sarah D Tait Scotland John Sinclair Lord Sheffield Exchequer Pitt Mondey

Bankrupts Listed in London Gazette March 19

Wm Hyland of Robertsbridge Sussex grocery seller to surrender May 29 and June 5 39 at Guildhall Charles Newman Cambridge Street Westminster plus others including Fhes Watson Oxford Street linen drapers James Ashwell Birmingham thimble maker Wm Johnson Liverpool merchant Timothy Grisdale Bolton-le-Moors muslin manufacturer Thos Folds Bolton-le-Moors cotton manufacturer John Tipping Liverpool merchant John Gifford and Thomas Rawlins Liverpool merchants Charles Twigg Birmingham button maker John Southerton Wellington Somerset money-freer to surrender at various dates and places including Guildhall Mary Lloyds and Three Crowns storehouses

Wm. Hyland Robertsbridge Sussex Guildhall Charles Newman Cambridge-street Westminster Wintualker Fhes New-street Birmingham Wm. Johnson Liverpool Globe-tavern John-street Timothy Grisdale Bolton-le-Moors Lancathire Muflin Three Crowns Thos. Folds

Gallant Defence of the Dedalus Off Gibraltar

Our Gibraltar correspondent reports the armed feluccas at the bay entrance deterred from boarding merchant ships after the Dedalus engagement. Lieut W Exuiotht and 75 seamen repelled boarding attempts, with 2 feluccas sunk or captured, 5 Spaniards wounded, and 30 killed aboard one vessel, while the other was towed. Extort praised by the Admiralty for defending the transport.

Gibraltar Dedalus W. Exuiotht Dadalus Neffel Felucca Tangier Bay Dedadus Lords Commissioners Admiralty Algeziras Turin Ae St. Martin Bianxe Graneri

Salt's surprising efficacy in cattle feeding

An 18th century report from Parisian proceedings notes Crau in Provence as a salt intensive pasture where sheep thrive on scarce forage. It cites experiments mixing salt with cattle feed and hay, claiming shinier coats, better growth, and labor readiness with less food. American practice favors salt licks and brining hay to boost cattle health and weight.

Académy At Paris Arles Provence Crau Eny France America England

Naval prize tally and actions in the war with France and Spain

A wartime summary records British and enemy vessels seized and in British possession, detailing ships of the line, frigates, sloops, and other craft. It notes La Virginie’s chase by Intrepid, a governor’s carriage loss recovered by a caper, and a French privateer wrecked near Marcou with aid from nearby boats.

Great Britain wDitto Do Stoops, &c Britain la Virginie India Cuatstsaw Moranikeron A&ion la Hogue Marcou

Dublin News: Treason Trials and Arms Seizures Rise

Reports from Dublin detail high treason charges against Daniéz CauLFiero of Levingtown and T. Firzeeeaun of Geraldine. Authorities seize five cannon pieces and numerous pikes, with garrisons ordered to be ready for rapid deployment. Magistrates debate proclaiming the county to suppress concealed arms as tensions rise. More arms unregistered are seized at the quay and in Townshend Street, with arrests and examinations continuing.

Peham England Daniéz Caulfiero Levintown Kildare Castledérmot Privy Council T. Firzeeeaun Geraldine Fame County Ely Justice Swan Sirr Ryan WM. Cragke King-street Sier Bridgefest Street Dublin Alderman Howison Batty Catpecx VerscHoYte Fingal Swan Lord Castuerraca Hans Hamilton Carrickfergus Jatt Col Darnam Islandmagee Ballycary Fifeshire Regiment M‘nevin M*nevin Dean Doris Beliaf News Custom-house-quay Strr Townshend-street Maguire King’s George’s-quay Sire St. Sepulchre’s Corps King’s-end Ordnnance Clarke King-streer Dezeesay Ordnance VanveLeur House of Commons Bank of Ireland Callan Lee

Return of quiet in Limerick as arms arrive

May 13 report from Limerick notes daily arms influx, with Mr. Waller returning 120 muskets and seven cannons. General Duff promises to restore arms to loyal residents who defend their homes, prompting several families to move back home. Duels between Captain Belford and Mr. Bindon and another with Mr. Wilkinson ended after seconds intervened.

Limerick Waller Ireland J. Duff Belford Cornwall and Devoln Fencibles Bindon Wilkinson

Parliament: Pension granted to Prince of Mecklenburg Strelitz

The House of Commons reported a resolution enabling the king to grant the Prince of Mecklenburg Strelitz a pension of 28081: a year on the Irish establishment. The debate touched refitting costs and support from key ministers. Bills for defence and linen regulation were read. adjourned until May 15.

Shas Wees Ae - House of Commons MonbAt Corry Committee of Supply Prince of Duke of MedlenSurgih Duigenan the Sun London

Fragmentary France Italy Notes in a Revolutionary Era

A crowded excerpt notes a nascent alliance of nine republics under French influence with a total population of about 42 million. It recounts Naples theatre manners inclining to royal entry, a zesty exchange with Minister Zrouve, and a French finance letter praising a pivotal revolutionary campaign as the nation moves to equal ranks with foreign powers.

France Italy Naples Zrouve Directory

Lavender Water Adverts Warn of Counterfeit Imitations

The notice warns that many imitate STEEL's Lavender Water and urges customers to buy only from No 16 Catharine Street near Semerters Place to avoid spoiled reputations. It notes discounts for large quantities, with wholesale pricing and the true King’s Honey Water also offered in standard sizes.

STEEL No. 16 Catharine Street Strand Semerters Place Stvel Stecl

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