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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 27, 1793

Page

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Dover to Valenciennes Campaign Dispatch in May 1793

Major General Abercromby reports Bold actions by Captain Craufurd and light dragoons against a convoy near the Ronelle. French retreat from Valenciennes and Conde follows a successful assault on Anzain Heights. Casualties are modest on the Allied side with heavier losses for the enemy.

Chirfair Anzain Valenciennes Conde Scheldt Clairfayt Capain Craifurd Ja.Mugrar

Lord Rawlden Debtor and Creditor Bill Advances

Parliament's Lords completed ordinary forms for several bills. Lord Rawlden's Debtor and Creditor Bill, printed with amendments, was laid on the table. Lords adjourned to the Hall and at half past five returned to the Commons to continue proceedings next day.

Lord Rawlden Commons

British Commons Debates Pass Bankruptcy and Trade Bills

In the House of Commons on May 27 readings proceeded on multiple bills including Goatsides Dickinsons and Blackburnes, and the Scotch Bankrupts Bill passed. A Liverpool petition against the Slave Trade Bill was noted. Debates on constitutional state and Stockbridge electors highlighted concerns over bribery and majority guilt.

Dickenson Blackburne Liverpool W’2artex Warren Hastings Wales Hyarluam Chester Lancaster

Debates on Borough Bribery and Reform Bills

The session debates a bribery case affecting a borough electorate and the case for a reform bill. MPs discuss whether to extend punishment to the whole borough and examine the balance between civil rights and legislative power. Also moves on postal and sugar import bills proceed with leave granted.

French Diplomats and Duel reported in London May 28

The Count d Arrois remains aboard the Ruffian frigate Hull. Duke d Harcourt and the Bishop of Arras set off to visit the Count. Ambassador Count Wo onrow to depart London for royal audiences. Duel near Rochester leaves Chevalier de Beaumont wounded, Count D Allanson injured. Light Infantry Guards officers named for vacancies in Kirt, Coldstream, and Third regiments.

Count d’Arrois Hull Duke d’Harcourt Arras Count Woonrow London Lord Avoxiano Hague Valence Lenons Lord Anngerst Chevalier de Beaumont D’allamson Rochester Ostejid Count of Amson Kirt Glynn Perryn Ludlow Campbell Coldstream Regiment Etd Calcroft

Panes oi Cosouns Plan Heavy French Attack At Famars

A letter from the camp describes preparations for a decisive strike on the Camp de Famars and the Montagne d Artain. English and Hanoverian forces encamp at Baifeux with Dutch support. French defenses at Béllaing Walvechin and St Leger are reinforced. Archduke Carvès arrives to oversee events. a planned attack across the Rewnelle is described with pontoon crossings and troop dispositions. Reports also note French Patriots plotting Dumourier assassination and growing deserations within the French army.

Camp Famaris Ché Artain Rewnelle Saiasa Valencisanes Bavay Baifeux Mentigny Casmo de Famars Prince de Coourga Tog Chattray7 Micogne Béllaing Walvechin St. Leger Audnoi Prince de Copourc Archduke Cusravés Disseverchain Allassinate Désmourier Alacfricht Valenriennes Lecoitre Dumourier Prince de Conoure

British Army Officer Reports Successful Allied Attack 1793

Extract from a British Army officer letter dated May 24 1793 describing a coordinated assault by Austrian British and Elhaverians under the Prince of Sax Cannone on French ports near Famars Valenciennes and Orchies. He notes French troops driven from several positions, British losses of about twenty to thirty men and a convoy seizure, and positions around Valenciennes Condé Cambray and Douay in surrounding mayhem.

Famarsy Prince of Saxs Canonne Montresain Valenciennes Chartray Morbeure Orchies Condé Alames Cambray Douay Otsry

Corsica Targeted Early in Lord Joon's Mediterranean Assault

The report notes Corsica as an early target for Lord Joon as his squadron sails for the Mediterranean. It describes Corsica as openly counter-revolutionary and details French camp defenses at Famars and Kalenceiennes. It mentions the Schelde river line and marshy left flank aiding defenders. The Swiss banns exports of certain provisions to French territories.

Corsica Lord Joon Mediterranean Corfea Famars Beiire Kale-ciennes Schelde Les

Fragmented legal notices and surrender orders in Bristol and Scarborough

A garbled OCR passage lists numerous surrender dates and notices across Bristol Scarborough Shrewsbury and London including references to attorneys Mehim Druce Thring and others. It mentions surrender dates June 13 15 and July 9 at various inns and offices and names several merchants builders and tradespeople along with dividend and certificate notices and a final item on certificates granted by June next.

John Smith St. Mactin Slant Ridluatiers Rh F Guildhall McMote Thomas Gree York sop-Leopar Castte Spencer 'S-Havern Northusibevand Eam Alterpey Stovin Bedford Stourbridge Worcester Tuibut Stourbrid Ruth-tavern Bristol Mehimther Druce London-street Richard Edward Eltesmere Salap Craig Keys Tariender Tay Waranintr Its Attomney Thring Arminder Richard Constance Erésider White Lion Attoquies

House of Lords Debates on Bills and Trial Date Change

Lords read bills from the Commons in usual form and adjourned to Westminster Hall. They returned at four o clock and debated the Message to the Commons. A division by a three vote majority carried the trial to Wednesday night, and the Message was sent accordingly. The House adjourned to the next day.

Commons Westminter, Hall

Hastings Trial Sparks Commons Debate On Impeachment Process

The House of Commons debates the Warren Hastings impeachment, with Burke urging a full-House committee to examine the case and the managers’ conduct. Lords report various bills as Hastings trial looms next fortnight and May Bill progress is noted.

Wren Hastings Warren Hastings Burke Lord Oxford Commons Great Britain Warren Hasting Oxford

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