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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 02, 1791

Page

2

Londoners Congratulate Duke of York's Marriage at Court

The City of London sent an address of congratulation to the King on the Duke of York’s marriage. Notables including the Mayor, Sheriffs, Recorder, and Aldermen attended at St James's, where Lord Grenville received the petition graciously. Notices ponder social fashions, tavern life, and public morals as protests over gambling and guards in London persist.

Sanperson Picket Curtis Newman Newnham Watson Lord Grenvirur London Lord Mount Calvert Miss Kine Rabingert Kine Lord Kinesporouen Coanceltor Mixter York Germany Mensieur Count d’Artois France Avignon Almack Baxter Dover-street Nea Smyrna Mr. Fox Colonel Richardson Young Burlton Grant and Davis Mr. Payne Duke-street Miles Wheeler Pall Mall F. Baffett Lord Audley O‘brien O‘ Aubigny’s Colonel Tarlton Captain Hardy Mainwarine Awindler Court of Justice John Mercury Sir John Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards Guards Dublin Joseph Garnautt India House GaNneEs Bath Bamaer Gascoyne His Majesty’s Customs Board of Admiralty Melsom Street Liverpool Essex Lancashire Coldstream Regiment of Guards The Customs William Hey RaMael Gascoyne Earl of Winchester- Street Maria Sampson J. M. Sampson Radwell Duke of Opmond Newmarket Leicester Birmingham Sherborne Napper Witte Heart Steur Rotterdam Rouen Cowes Gresnwien Hospital Sir James Tuorwaine Botany Bay Port Jackson Bourne Whence National Assembly Lord Cuatham Rockingham Olliver Cromwell J?roughton Tom Paine Camdige

Prince of Denmark praised as liberal light across Europe

A lengthy notice extols the Prince of Denmark as a patron of arts, sciences, industry, and liberty. It lauds his debt reduction, press freedom, peasant emancipation, and public charities. It details his schools, natural history lectures, and inquiries into hospitals, with praise for Denmark’s future under his guidance.

Prince Roar Denmark Europe Jover Africa West Indies Society For the Encouragement of Natural History Iceland Norway Sue i Matitpa Litchfield Kirk Bamford Hope Derbyshire Channel Britannia Elliot Waterford Lisbon Milford Bowman Butler London Virginia Capes Helmsley Parker Petersburg Rover Liverpool

French Expedition Sets Sail To Seek Lost Frigates

The frigates La Recherche and L’Eperance sailed from Brest on September 28 under M. d’Entrecasteaux to search for La Bouffole and L’Aufrobe, last heard at Botany Bay in March 1788. The voyage includes eminent scientists and astronomical instruments, with provisions, wines, and trade goods for encounters with visited peoples. expected to last three years.

la Recherche L’eperance Brest M. d’Entrecasteaux la Bouffole L’ Afirofabe M. ‘de Perousx Botany Bay

Extract of a Letter on Troop Movements and Loyals

An October 17 letter reports withdrawal of cavalry to allow 18 000 Austrian troops to march in. Gendarmerie reestablished. Hungarians and troops arrived at Ghent and Brussels. Emperors orders fix reception for 20 090 troops. officers and soldiers hurry to stations. Loyalist letters predict royalist armies enter France on November 26.

Otober Sis Brisgaw France

A Poem of Winter's Reign and Spring's Return

The poem laments Winter's grip with frost and blight, foretelling destruction of trees, streams, and songbirds, then promise of renewal as Spring awakens. It contrasts harsh cold with hopeful revival, urging endurance until warmth returns. The piece names nature, seasons, and poetic themes without modern specifics.

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