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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 25, 1798

Page

2

Debate on Defense Measure and Navy Manning Bill

The House debated raising the men voted for and expediting the measure. Warleton opposed it as harmful to constituents. the Solicitor General warned towns would suffer without defense. Baring noted some seamen are already provided and Pitt clarified the bill did not apply to them. The bill passed committee, then third reading and payment. A slave carrying bill faced petitions against it and was deferred. Lords agreed to the navy manning bill with no amendments. other orders deferred.

Warleton Francis Baring Pitt

British naval vigor blanketing French ports in summer campaigns

London reports Europe’s belief in French naval inability and describes British cruisers forcing French ships to either be captured or wrecked on the coast. It notes Osreno’s raid damage, Strachan’s bombardment of Havre de Grace, and general orders to bombard enemy property as a deterrent. The piece argues such offen­sive actions will deter invasion and bolster national resolve.

Europe France Osreno Richard Strachan Havre-de-Grace

Dublin Turmoil and Lord Fitzcrace Arrest Report

The Messenger cites Irish advices on Lord Evward Fitzcrace’s apprehension amid martial law in Dublin. A unique uniform, a green cap with yellow lining, was found near his lodgings, and correspondence was discovered. Military quartering has sparked disturbances in Liberty and Thomas Street, with shambles toppled and butcher furniture burned. Back-channel letters say General Coors is not badly wounded.

Dublin Ireland Evward Fitzecrace Dufsars Eywain Halbert Liberty Thomas-street Murphy’s Lord Fitzccramp

Disgraceful conduct of an Earl and Ireland prison melee

English troops captured and sent to rages. The Earl of Erron, commanding a battalion in the Osrenp expedition, is accused of intoxication and improper remarks. A court case at East India House follows. Lord Epward Fitzgerald, involved in an attempted arrest and a violent confrontation with Captain Ryan, Mr. Swan, Major Sree, and others, results in multiple wounds. Reports mention Maidstone escape plots and commentary on Mr. Erskine and Mr. Garrow's testimony. A separate note states Dr Water’s escape to America.

Earl of Erron Osrenp Duke of York Earl Offend East India House Epward Fitz- Gtramp Starx Justice Swan Capt. Ryan Thomas Street Murphy Ryan Swan Lord Epwarp Firg Gerald Lord Epwarp Captain Ryawn Lord Epwaap Mr. Swan Lord Firzorratp Mr. Ryan Firgceraup Major Sree Lord Firzceraup Fitz- Ge&kald Farzc exaLp Ireland Asoon O’connor Erskiner Garrow Er‘sk Me Garcow Sackipaw Mr. Pitt Lord Homanp Whipp CuanceLlor House of Lords Maidstone O?coxnor Dr. Water Bristol America New York

Ship News From Memel and Baltic Trade Routes

The Cicero from Memel is ashore on the Swedish coast with three crew and materials saved. The Freedom from Hambro’ and the Isa bela from the Baltic with barley are captured. a brig from Drontheim with tar and heat is taken by a privateer and sent to Spain. Plymouth reports Chapman from Torbay arrival and a gale that sank one boat crew while another was saved. Aquadron of gun-boats cruised the Sound. Sheerness notes Cresent and Wolverene arrived for a secret expedition. Ardent, 64 guns, damaged off Yarmouth after striking Hammond's Knowl, lightened by throwing stores overboard, now at anchor. Two Sirius crew flogged for mutiny and disobedience at the Nore.

Cicero Richardson Memel Sweden Freedom Bell Hambro Isabela Baltic Drontheim Spain Plymouth Chapman Torbay Channel Aquadron Sheerness His Cresent Wolverene Las Ardent Yarmouth Yarmouth Roads Hammond’s. Knowl Winterton Bearre Sirius Great Nore Belliqueux

Dublin Treason Proclamation Spurs Arrests and Trials

In Dublin on May 21, authorities pressed a high treason case linked to Lord Eywarn the GeraLp. Proclamation offers one thousand pounds for his capture as he allegedly lingered in disguise, moved lodgings, and frequented United Irishmen circles. Rebels’ uniforms found. Murphy’s house owner jailed. Patrice Eyans and Globe waiters detained. Kilmaisham jail holds Colonel Lucy after Dublin arrival. A Special Commission for the trial of Lord Eywarp Fitzce RED is anticipated amid martial Court proceedings and tightened port controls.

Eywarn United Irishmen Epward Fitz- GénnLp Epward Newgate Lord Eswanp Frtzceraup Murphy’s Thorns-street Murphy Lord Epwarp Sugares’s Cork Patrice Eyans Grafton-street Globe Lucy Buxton Ireland Dublin Kilmaisham Egwarp Fitzce- Red EB. Fitzceratp Kearine

Duchess of Willem Beech Death Report Denied

A fragmented notice denies the Duchess of Willem Beech has died, stating she is very ill but recovering. The text then shifts to various matters, including English guineas as a cri de guerre, naval and army tensions, Miltonic references, and local magistrates ordering suppression of illegal assemblies. It mentions the Expetueux, a ship of 84 guns, and a parish voluntary contribution of 2111 32s 0d paid into the Bank by Claxton and Purrier.

Willem Beech France England Fox St. Ann's Hill Milton Fatona Hill Payne Middlesex Enfield Wm. Claxton Henry Purrier

Bankrupts Listed in London Gazette May 2

Joseph Monday Kingston upon Hull cornfactor Servius Benoit Manchester grocer Edward Holme late Purser Cornwallis Stan Ince man merchant John Bick Upton upon Severn cabinet-maker J Mason R Reay Coventry woodstaplers Thomas Andrews Birmingham fruiterer John Getty St Dunstan's Aley wine and brandy merchant Eden Barnsby Atherstone Warwickshire linen drapes John Creffwell Wilbeach Cambridgeshire grocer

Bankroupts Joseph Monday Kingston Upon John Creffwell Wiibeach Cambridgeshiire

Parliamentry Intelligence in the Lords Adjourns Lancaster Bill

The Royal Assent was given by Commission to several public and private bills. Commissioners included the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Salary, and Earl Spencer. The Lancaster Quarter Session Bill hearing was moved from Thursday to a future day, with adjournment to Thursday.

House OF Lords Max Marquis of Salary Eart Spencer Lord Lonsdale Lancaster

Royal Assent Granted to Navy Augmentation and Debt Bills

In sessions at the House of Commons on Saturday March, the Speaker, with several Members, met the Lords to hear the Royal Assent read. The Navy Augmentation, National Debt Reduction, Land Tax Commissioners Qualification, and 45 private Bills received Royal Assent. Amendments to the Militia Officers Bill and Corporation Causes Bill were ordered for Wednesday. The Lottery Bill, Sugar Drawback Bill, and Silver Coinage Prohibition Bill passed, with reports to be received Thursday. Lords conveyed agreement to several private Bills. Adjourned to Wednesday next.

House OF Commons Wedgeliay

Peace sought amid Swiss cantons after French clashes

The Hamburgh Mail reports Swiss cantons have agreed to a peace settlement following resistance to French incursions. No reply has yet come from the Empire delegates on plenipotentiaries, while Count Bantzela Rafael's return may indicate efforts to set a path toward stability amid upheaval.

Switzerland Bregen Bantzel Rafael Goa Wheelesare seMsan

Whitsunday visit and military dispatches reported

Yesterday being Whitsunday the Paindesnes with the Earl of Cueszegheca Lord Grey pe Wayron and General Gwinikz attended divine service at Windsor and received holy communion. A West Indies packet notes 600 men landed to combat brigands, heavy losses in battle, brigands blocked in mountains, boats, and narration of casualties. Another letter from the Bay of Honduras reports Spaniards invited into Rattan land and a captain of the Merlin fired upon entering harbour. Spanish cannons fortified the island. The Hamburg Gazette cites Count Colloredo’s note to Demedolta about Emperor’s concern and wish to keep the French ambassador, reaffirming treaty fidelity.

Whitsunday Maatsz Isaid Paindesnes Earl of Jeremie Ricgers Admiral Buicu Bay of Honduras Rattan Dungas Merlin Count Colloredo Campo Formio

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