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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 22, 1799

Page

4

Vocabulary of Sea Phrases and Seafaring Terms

An eighteenth century handbook published with royal endorsement presents a bilingual English French vocabulary of sea phrases and naval terms. Compiled by a captain of the British Navy, it covers nautical commands, ship work orders, and activities at sea and in port, with notes on usage.

suLany Earl Spencer K.G J. Debrett Burlington House Piccadilly R. Squirrell Murray and Highley Bookseffers Fleecsireet W. J J. Richardton Royal Exchange Hetchard Denmark-treet Soho Blancharé York

Evening Mail London Stock Prices and Fleet Reports

The Evening Mail from London notes stock prices at one o'clock with a 3 percent Consols reading. It reports the Prince of Wales Packet from Lisbon arriving at Falmouth without a mail, sparking rumors of Combined Fleets under Earl St Vincent. Intelligence from Lisbon cites Brest Fleet vicinity and Cadiz readiness, with Wallis Hen reinforcing St Vincent. Brest Fleet reportedly in Cadiz, British ships driven off. Lord St Vincent’s forces and Cadiz capital movements feature in the latest dispatches.

Prince of Wales Lisbon Falmouth Earl St. Vincent Wargate Peaxp Lages Baz Tiott Brest Freer Oporto S. W Lagos Bay Lord St. Vincent Cadiz Barbary Gibraltar Brest Cape St. Vincent WallisHen Smouth Lord Paris Lord Sepru

Royal Drawing-room at St James's Palace

Yesterday at noon their Majesties and the Princesses attended a drawing-room at St James's Palace. Present were the Duke of York, Dukes of various titles, princes and princesses, foreign envoys, archbishops, and many nobles. Highlights included marriages announced for HRunT and others, promotions, knighthoods, and regimental leaves. A mail from Ireland arrived but letters were not delivered, and reports of a duel in the Senate surfaced.

St. James’s Palace Duke York Kuxtan CumBellranon William Soputa Giroucester Onzance Cantrerpury Yong Arnoz Buccreven Marrzoroven Montrose Goapon Wort Hump Bercand Lgepos Duke of Hrunt Ha Pfs America Earl Roya Buckingham House Countess of Pempeoxe Countess of Evy St. James's Ireland Duke of York Rauld Abercromby Geoace Thomas Sussex Fencible Cavalry Geerce Thomas Georce Ioeas Sussex Terspace Scotland Mr. Cussan Cooxsox George B. C Lord Danramcron Cooxsow Sir Iarry Telegraph Pring

Common Council Debates Funding for Monument Sculpture

The Sheriffs were ordered to seize 15 000 property, then raised to 20 000 after Dr Dixon moved. A report urged a piece of sculpture to commemorate Admiral Nexeon's Victory, drawing praise and opposition. Critics warned creditors would stay unpaid if such schemes continued, and the motion was postponed.

Dixon Leexy Nexeon Wartte

Massacre and diplomatic tensions cited in Vienna and Rastadt events

The article analyzes Austria Vienna's stance on revenge against Napoleon era insults and the Rastadt matter. It mentions plans to try French leaders for treason, army orders condemning officers, and shifts in foreign appointments. It also reports on British judicial expectations and volunteer corps gestures in London, plus political commentary on Ireland and ongoing public incidents including a burglary and a large distillery fire.

Vienna Barnadotte Law of Nations Bonsier Boner Rastadt Italy Musxizi Dunem Rey Levenssten Dureatsse Berencerg Bassa Milan Count Woronzow Petersburg Eixcellency Lacxacovitz Justice Butter Asmunasr Perryn Justice Lawrence Henry Govin Light Horse Volunteers London Westminster Hyde Park Ireland O’coxxor Paris Directory Gallia Cimidus Mentirt Lieut Cranke France Cawfand Plymouth Munpan Kentith-town Meths. Parry, Cole, and Co Bristol Sun

Army of the Danube official forces and command structure

The French Army of the Danube on May 6 7 details its right center and left wings with divisions led by generals Fertio Meswarp Lecourse Lances Vaxnamme Ountnor Tourreau Sount Souaam Lecaanpe and Krein. Headquarters span St. Gall Zitzens Zernes Allefeeten Andelfingen Frankenfild Buach Basle Wiifat and Zurich.

Cae Danube 2Ormia Rheyneck Fertio St. Gall Meswarp Zitzens Lecourse Zernes Lances Allefeeten Ardon Confiance Frickrhal Vaxnamme Andelfingen Ountnor Muxterlingen Souaam Lauffenbourg Huningaen Basle Lecaanpe Riehl Brifach Wiifat Bae Ney Strasbourg Krein Bafle Interior Helvetia Nouvion Lucerne Larcelle Strasburgh Lower Rhine Manheim Ae Cottaup Maneum Durove Coblentz

Political review warns of dangers from internal dissention

A March feature in Peter Porcupine's Gazette discusses U S affairs, blaming government weakness, moral decline, democratic press influence, and lack of national character. It cites chaos in federal systems, anarchic ideas from democratic gazettes, and a rumored link to French Directory crimes, alongside local notices of elopement, military reviews, and horse racing bets.

Unitepo Aveeica Peter Porcupine Qth Rafaels Directory Paris Orcer National Convention Beauvais Toulon Barrere Bearvais Committee of Public Safety Rodepierre Freron Surry Lord Onstow Cispham Common

Privateers seize multiple ships near distant colonies

The Penelops and other vessels are captured or retaken by privateers near strategic ports, with several crews landed or carried into French or Spanish ports. The Mary and Lark among others report captures, while Portsmouth and Deal dispatch warships and regiments to ongoing patrols and troop movements.

Nichols Falmoth Lifton Lidbull Lifsan Mary Campbell Gizizon le Deter Mination Lophiaun Lark Poole Newfoundland Mars Neutrality Danton Liverpool Savannah le French Bourdeaux Triton Lifturn London Sierra Leone Fanny Hacker Whitehaven la Courageux Poll Carey Virginia Granville Ford England Torbay

Benjam Hall Weds Miss Dawson At Hanover Square Church

Yesterday morning at St George's Church Hanover Square Mr Benjam Hall of Down Street Prccadilly married Miss Dawson of Pali mail in a formal ceremony attended by local families and church officials.

St. George’s Church Hanover Square Benjam Hall Down-street Prccadilly Miss Dawson Pali-mail

Died After Short Illness in St Joan's Square

Obituary note for Joseph Towers aged six with a brief historical stamp of parish roles and a jumble of financial and postal references, including exchanges and mercantile marks, concluding with the office address at Blackfriars for paper communications.

St. Joan's

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