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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 20, 1793

Page

4

Military Dispatches Describe Allied Movements and Siege Plans

Brussels reports rapid troop and artillery convoys moving to a major front. Dutch Hanoverian regiments arrive with cannons and baggage as English forces prepare for attacks on Dunkirk and St. Quentin. Prisoners and wounded are transported, and libels circulate urging a Belgic army to defend constitutional order amid ongoing clashes near Valenciennes and Maubeuge.

Brussels Valenciennes Dunkirk St. Quentin Lend Luxembourg Mons Counsellor of Brabant Jongus

Price of Stocks and War News From The Flanders Mail

The Flanders Mail reports stock prices at one o clock with various yields and notes a lack of major intelligence. It cites military activity in Condé Valenciennes and Perpignan, with Austrian and Russian moves in Bavaria and Poland. Fortunes in forage orders rise as troops prepare movements toward Flanders, Tunbridge Wells, and Chichester under Lord Mornington and Mr Exton.

Bavaria Russia Poland Dantzic France Kent Essex Flanders Duke of ‘Ricumont Tunbridge Wells Chichester Earl Mornington Hos Extor India Cemaussioner

Ostend News and War Skirmish Returns Across the Coast

An Ostend report notes a fleet anchored off the roads believed to be Thames artillery, with French forces pressing Dunkirk. Skirmishing near Purnes appears to have ended as troops retreat. Details cover Danish, Paris, and London items including the India House ballot, tax plans, Botany Bay updates, theatre casting, and bread pricing. The piece also mentions Major Concrete and Major Ritter movements to join the Duke of York, and a Braunston Canal work start with labour figures and a new earth-cutting machine.

Apmorarty Board Concrete Artiller Ostend Tournay Duke of York Leith Hull Ritter Louvain Hamilton 3D. Regiment of Foot Guards Halbert Saddlescomb Devil’s Dyke Duke of Rich Monp Wick Brighthelmistone India House Dean Swift Botany Bay Paitres Falmouth Atlantic Bowen Metmouth Courtney Memouts Crarmers Harlequin Covent Garden Georer Fennel Broaphurst Philadelphia

French fleet shelling Turin area as defenders repel attack

In a letter from M de la Place the Commandant of Oneplia reports a French fleet of two ships of the line four frigates four bomb sloops and an armed brig appeared near Turin on the 18th and prepared to bombard. Local forces fired back as the ships exchanged shots. Meanwhile French forces in Nice are in dire straits with horse fish eaten in Menton Monaco and Nice and peasants reportedly skinning cats. Skirmishes continue between volunteers militia and French advance posts with the French posture repeatedly repelled.

Quievrain Low Countries DuarrFayt Vicogne Valenciennes St. Amand Fresmes Old Conde le Cocq Beuvrages Bruay Conde Prince de Cosoure Scheldt Rombies St. Sauve Sebourn Sauttin Curgies Honnelle Count de la Tour Betigny Sambre Maubeuge Bavay Vas Jenciennes Prince of Waarem Mbers Hermitage Fic Maulde Thurnay Donain Hannon Oneplia M. de la Place Nice Menton Monaco

Portsmouh May Intelligence Accounts of Warships and Privateers

Arrivals include the Hillsborough East Indiaman and other ships under War flag from the Downs. A fleet under Vice-Admiral Lord Hoops is to operate in the Mediterranean with 60 pén dants and 35 ships, plus Spanish vessels. Intelligence from Captain Hooxer reports French privateers detaining the Nancies near the Soundings, with two English cutters aiding escape.

Abuveral Weazel Downs Porcupine Treland Brigabesti Ta Pataurell Guernsey Brilliant Jugo Spitire Nymph Venus Lord Hoop Mediterranean Long Soundings England Hooxer France

Arrival of the Earl of Abergaveny and Indiamen from the Downs

May 21 reports the Earl of Abergaveny and the Ceres Hart Indiamen arriving from the Downs. The fleet is expected to proceed to St Helen's tomorrow morning.

Earl of

Shipping Arrivals and Naval Vessels at Dover

May 20 arrivals include the Harmony from Jersey and the Mary Ann from the South Seas. The Diadem, a 64-gun Man of War, and a convoy proceed Eastward with a southwest wind.

Harmony Garner Jersey S. W Dover Munro South Seas

Coriolanus at Haymarket and Road to Ruin at Covent Garden

Yesterday evening Coriolanus played at Haymarket with no song or supper. Covent Garden presented The Road to Ruin with a Divertisement. This evening How to Pros Rich with a Divertisement.

Haymarket Coriolanus Covent Garden

Haldane-Maria Helm Romance Ties in Calcutta Union

In Calcutta on September 29, Captain Henry Haldane aide to Marquis Cornwallis-Wallis married Miss Maria Helm in a formal private ceremony. The match links military service with colonial administration, signaling a notable social union within the expatriate community.

Calcutta Henry Haldane Marquis Cern- Wallis Maria Helm

Mayor of Red Lion Square Tenby Pembrokeshire

Sunday, at his house in Red Lion Square Lately, at Tenby, in Pembrokeshire, mayor of that place.

Red Lion Square Tenby Pembrokeshire

Ship News From May 20 Downe Wind and Sailed for Dublin

Maritime notices recount vessels starting from Middleburgh and tending toward Ostend Waterford and Dublin with names such as Ceres Admiral Pigott Sulano Thompson and Minervy. It notes calm winds NAN-E and a holiday affecting stock exchange fines and guardons.

Drat Ceres Lidiat Admiral Pigott Palmoutt Nan-E Thompson Ae Beghorn Dublin Hope Penfonlymouth Cumberland Adrattal Meride Minervy Ostend Hunt Middleburgh

High Water The Day At London 823DGF Morning

London reports rising waters affecting daily life with rainfall battering the river area. Authorities warn residents to prepare for potential flooding as streets and low-lying areas see rapid water levels and transport disruptions.

London

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