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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 27, 1791

Page

4

Poland's Revolution and New Constitution Outlined

A detailed account of the Polish Revolution and the proposed constitution notes key figures like Branitzky and Marackowsky, describes unity among Patriots, and sets a plan for a governing framework. It lists articles establishing religion, noble privileges, town rights, peasant protections, and a bicameral Diet with king and council, plus timelines for revising the charter.

Mr. Branitzky Marackowsky Hares Berlin Europe Diet Stanislaus Potocki Crown Warsaw Sucnorzewski Nonce Ralifch Confederation Anidhall Poland

Royal Family plans Windsor tour amid European peace talks

The article discusses potential Peace negotiations across Europe, noting Prussia and the Turks, Empress of Russia, and King of Sweden as key actors. It predicts a possible alliance against Britain, mentions an armament at Prussia’s urging, and reports fleet movements from Spithead and Baltic threats to Denmark. The piece emphasizes urgent decisive action by the Court to counter the Russia Sweden alliance and protect Denmark.

Windsor England Europe Prussia Pitt Holland Russia Sweden Baltic Copenhagen Spithead Lord Hoop Denmark Krc

British Parliament Schedule of Bills and Trials

In the Lords this day they proceed on war crimes trial Hastings and a Quebec Bill committee, plus Rabould’s Divorce Bill and eight other public measures. judges to rule on Luckbarrow Renan Mason writ of error. Commons carry Clerks of Office and trade bills, West India and other judicature measures, and finance committee reports on felons rewards and jail rules. Tomorrow Hemp cultivation bill, Fox Libel bill, India accounts, army pay in India. Wednesday Cecil’s Divorce Bill under committee.

House‘of Lords Warren Hastings Quebec Rabould Luckbarrow Renan Mason House OF Commons Tuts Bay West India Trade

Dragon defeats Dandelion in Bedford stakes at May meeting

Sporting Intelligence reports on the Bedford race where Dragon, a 4 year old chestnut, won the 50 guineas race, beating Dandelion owned by Mr Panton. The Prince of Wales’s Anvil also competed, with bets listed and weights noted. No crossing of the course noted.

D.C D. of Bedford Ch. H. Dragon H. R.H P. of Wales Anvil c Mr. Panton

Horses Race Notes with Odds and Pedigree Details

Breeding specifics and odds surface for a 19th century race meeting. Entries include Spendthrift trial offspring, affiliations of Bedford, Galwey, and Barrymore, with weights from 6ft 2lb to 8ft 12lb and betting. Notable contestants: Pelican, Peggy, Shovel, Spear, Fuzzy, Phaeton’s kin, and Yellow Jack progeny. No crossing, even betting, and various coursed distances noted.

B. C. Ld Clermont Br. H. Markho Cheflyn B. c Galwey Pantaloon D. of Bedford Pelican Ld Foley Mr. Bullock Peggy Falkland Phaeton Vernon

Cambridge to supply the new Bishop in hot summer

The new bishop will likely be chosen from Cambridge. A letter from the King of Sweden orders the Swedish Baron Armretot to return home immediately. Sir Gerrard William Vanneck is succeeded by his brother Sir Joshua Vanneck. Meynert Ef. becomes Keeper of the King's Tennis Court in Whitehall, replacing the late Richard Beresford. General Washington, touring America, narrowly avoided a fatal mishap near Annapolis after embarking on a perilous night voyage.

Cambridge Armretot Sweden Gerrard Willliam Vanneck Joshua VaNnNneck Bart Dunwich Meynert Whitehall Richard Beresford Washington America Annapolis Pluto Portsmouth Harbour Spithead Egmont Plymouth Boddam Jones India Fortuna Klein Gluckstadt London Marston Laurence Charlestown Harriot Bristol Virginia Batavia Scilly Princess Royal Vauxhall Westminster Infirmary Islington Phillips Joe Ward Jackson Dawson East Smithfield Brussels Lord Grenville Lawrence Friend Ostend Towerhill Boulogne France Friend

Portsmouth Naval Movements May 26 Report

Yesterday the Argo and Assurance all four guns each sailed from St Helens for Halifax on the transport service. The Rose frigate capt. Waller and Spitfire fireship capt. Freemantle arrived from the Downs. Expedition cutter Lieut. Younghusband set out for Spithead. Essex Indiaman Capt. Strover departed St Helens for Bombay.

St. Helen’s Halifax Downs Rose Waller Spitfire Freemantle Younghusband Spithead St.Helens Strover Bombay

Spilsbury Antiscor Drops Advertised For Scrofulous Scurvy

An 18th century notice promotes Mr Spilsbury's Drops as an alterative for scrofulous disorders including a long standing leg swelling. It claims cures for scorbuthy gouty ulcers and rheumatic complaints, with testimonials from Elizabeth Chown of Devon and churchwardens, noting Exeter Hospital treatment and distribution via London vendors.

Wordens Spilsbury Samuel Seller Thomas Witson Clyft St. Mary’s Exeter Great Britain Ireland

SHIP NEWS ARRIVALS MAY 28 AT PORTS AND BIRTHS

Ship arrivals listed by port include Buxton from London at Corunna. Mary from London and Maryland. Rose from Rotterdam. Ann from London and Louisa from Glasgow at Virginia. Renown from Jamaica at Liverpool. Andalusia from London at Cadiz. Sarah from Charlestown and Acorn from Zant at Ostend. Courier de Cap from St Dominic at Bourdeux. Ruby from London at Koningfourgh. Start Cousins from Corunna May 36 at Liverpool. Baltimore from Maryland at Liverpool. Mary and Ann from London at Londonderry. Atlus from Jamaica and Ann from Maryland at Cork. Birth announced Sunday night at Permbrokeshire house of Robert Robertson Esq a son.

Corunna Buxton Scott London Maryland Mary Woolsey Kenzie Rose Rotterdam Virginia Ann Keven Louisa Zant Bourdeux Courier de Cap Fabre St. Dominic Koningfourgh Ruby Irwin Branford Liverpool Baltimore Coningham Londonderry White Lonon Cork Atlus Gilmore Jamaica Forster Dear Downs His Marlborough

Marriages and obituaries from a local parish page

Friday night John Bingham of Newbroke Ireland weds Miss Yelverton daughter of Lord Chief Baron Yelverton at St Mary Aldermary. Also M L a w s of Stamford Street weds Miss Sharp of Bar Fe Lane. Rev Thomas Ellis Owen weds Miss Harriot Chetter. Mr Bayley of Shifnal weds Miss Eastwick. DIED Polycarpus William Taylor formerly of the 57th Regiment in New York. Obadiah Hulme Charterhouse Square author of constitutional essays. Lady Emma Elizabeth Proby daughter of the Earl of Carysfort. Bartholomew Rymer died at 100, Gamekeeper to Sir Bellingham Graham. Dr Michael Morris Parliament Street ex Inspector General. Adam Blandy at Grosvenor Square Chelsea. Mrs Lockman 83. Mrs Higby aged 90 at Yaxley. Philip Corthorne Dowham Ely aged 84. Mails arrived and due from Holland Dublin Flanders Waterford.

John Bingham Newbroke Ireland Yelverton St. Mary, Aldermary M‘laws Stamford-street Miss Sharp Bar Fe Lane Thomas Ellis Owen Bangor Harriot Chetter Robert Cheflery New York North America Polycarpus William Taylor His Majesty 57Th Regiment of Foot Obadiah Hulme Charterhouse Square Jaady Emma Elizabeth Proby Edest Earl of Carysfort Rippon Bartholomew Rymer Bellingham Graham Norton Conyers, Bart Michael Morris Parliament Street America Grosvenorrow Chelsea Adam Blandy Moses Porter Clapham Lockman Ashes Lockman Chrisian Dowham Ely Philip Corthorne Holland Dublin Waterford Flanders

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Meris Nonces Senate Brjineft Parliamens Sporting Intelligence Newmarket Pelican Ld Barrymore Jupiter D. of Grafton Tandem Mr. Galwey Highflyer Yellow Jack Portsmouth Ship News Robertson Robert Robertson Castle Hall Permbrokeshire Corn Exchange L. Sd. L Mark Bank Stocx Wong Annuities Dir Frith
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