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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 05, 1792

Page

2

Empress approves Manssendyk as Consul. multiple surrender notices

From the London Gazette dated November 6, 179? the Empress approves Anthony Menssendyk of Arthur Cayley and Co Archangel as consul. Numerous surrender notices list names such as Christopher Wimp James Newby James Davison William Thorne Elizabeth Howe Will a Webb and Rees Webb Philip Davy Joshua Fairer Walter Gillinde John Langton James Cock Giles Boardman with surrender dates at Guildhall White Lion Bristol Bull's Head Inn Manchester and other locations. attorneys named for each case.

Anthony Menssendyk House of Arthur Cayley and Co Archangel Chritopher Wimp White Horse-yard Drury-lane Woullen Draper Guildhall Collier Castle-court Budge-rew James Newby Little St. Martin’s-lane Money-Scrivener Pritvchard Furnival’s-inn James Davison Oxford-street Min’s-Mererry Richardson New-inn William Thorne Ulwood Holborn Taylor Richagton New-inn Eliz Beth Howe Brampton Huntingdonshire George-inn Huntingdon Manile Willa Webb Rees Webb Bristol White Lion Mr. Edmunds Lincoln’s Thomas Pickering Manchester Bull's Head Attornies Duckworth Marlborough Wiltshire Claraham-Street Hungerford Mr. Beckett Wantage Berks J . Philip Davy Cardiff Glamorganshire Broadtreet Attorncry Mefirs Bevan Marge Lincoln’s-inn Joshua Fairer Bull’s Head-inn Mr.Edge Inver Temple Samuel Hatterfly Drury-lare John Johnton Charles Johnston Stubbins Barnabbints Bridgewater Arms John Langton Newington Surrey James Cock Cambridge Carrier Red Lion-inn Giles Boardman Pendleton Eccles, Lancace Nurseryman Bull’s Hed-inn Manchest

List of applicants for a grant before November 27

The document lists several individuals and their trades seeking a grant by or before November 27. Ysaac Natali linen-draper, Minories. Samuel Copfey tallow chandler, Old Cockney Bethnal Green. Jonathan May taylor, Brook Street Hanover Square. Youn Kenworthy corn-factor, Manchester. James King weaver, Horse Thoe Alley Morfields. William Wake shop-keeper, Southwick Hants.

Ysaac Natali Minories Samuel Copfey Old Co Bethnal-greens Jonathan May Brook-street Hanover-square Taylor Youn Kenworthy Manchester James King Morfields William Wake Southwick Hants

London Gossips and Continental News in Michaelmas Term

London greetings among lawyers and clients mark the start of Michaelmas Term as unsettling headlines arrive. The Carteret Packet from Jamaica reports deaths aboard a passenger voyage. a Gunpowder Plot anniversary crowd gathers without incident. French army fortunes are debated with harsh portraits of Dumourier and Beaucieu, while aristocrats and émigrés, including Artois and Manchester, move through London amid war talk.

Vienna to send 40000 for Piedmont relief amid European strife

Brussels dispatch reports Austria and Prussia planning separate winter actions in Italy and the Low Countries. Regiments including Hungarian and Croatian units prepare for Savoy, while Beaulieu’s imperial corps claims a near miss against the French near Condé. News from Luxembourg notes Prussian HQ near Namur and raids by French in Luxembourg. The Likely winter quarters on the Rhine may precede a stronger next campaign.

Brussels Turin Vienna Piedmont Sarvrnta House of Austria Savoy Taly Te Istill Prussia Frederick William Germany Cologne Coblentz Eletter Olls Mayence Elector of Wayence Duke of Brunswick Treves Mollendorf Luxembourg Liege Lar Claitfast Namur Saxe’s M. Dumourier Low Countries Saxe Techen Brisgaw

Extract of an Earlier Letter on Brabant and French Threats

Brussels November 1. Malcontents rally as hopes rise of French backing for disorder while loyal citizens fear invasion and civil war. Brabantine religious and political ideas oppose French style especially priesthood. It is believed General Clairfait's army will join the Duke of Saxe to meet the French and halt their march by giving battle before they advance. All the pontoons are mentioned.

Carteret Jamaica Kennington Common Duke of Brunswick Baron Beaucieau Dumourier Agamemnon Drax Clairfait Duke de Saxe Garoyne Dumourier Maxwext o’Artois Monsieur Aix A Chapelle Grattan London Duke of Manchester Ostend Count du Luc Montmorenci Caarles le Noalies Duke of Yor Newmarket Beaulieu Condé Latour Hussars Blankenstein Tournay Menin Ath Ttis Clairfai Duke of Saxe’ Tefhen Spain M. Comentze Germany Mayence Prince Waldeck Luxembourg Treves Coblentz Clanfayt Namur Louis D’ors M. Clairfayt Duke of Saxe Teschen Hohenlohe

Austrian Reinforcements Grow to Defend Milanese Lands

The Aulic Council of War in Vienna orders 19 000 men to Hungary for Milanese defense, lifting Austrian field strength in Lombardy to about 20 000 plus King of Sardinia forces. Prussian advances threaten French in Germany as Austrian and Prussian troops move toward Treves and Namur. Luxembourg reports French ravages while Archduchess distributes bounty to marching troops.

Aulic Council of War of Vienna Hungary Lombardy

Tax Reform and Prague Insurrection Underway

Vienna reports the emperor orders broad tax reform as Prague rebels against Jewish commercial privileges. Citizens petition magistrates, a spokesman is jailed then released as unrest grows. Commissaries are sent to calm the malcontents with promises of immediate redress.

Bohemia Prague Vienna

French Occupation Quiet in Frankfurt Gates Open Trade Continues

French troops entered Frankfurt on the 22d with General Custine’s detachment under M. Victor Neuwincer. They observe strict discipline. No private property is harmed, gates remain open, and commerce and goods movement proceed normally without disruption.

Custine Grand Army M. Victor Neuwincer Mar- Seal de Camp Stric

Prussia Advances Toward Rhine With Austrian Support

Report from Bonn dated October 25 notes the King of Prussia advancing from Luxemburg toward the Rhine with two Austrian corps following, aiming for Coblentz to halt French progress. Mentz has contributed four million livres. old government forms are abolished and a new French‑styled government is established.

Prussia Luxemburg Rhine Coblentz Mentz A.ziew

Montesquiou Treaty Criticized Amid Savoy Tensions

Dispatches describe censure of Montesquiou's treaty with the petty Council and Savoy unrest over territory while French troops camp near Neva. Reports claim a government push to modify the treaty. reinforcements gather as Austrians and Prussians threaten, with battles and evacuations shaping the Gen era. The National Assembly of Savoy acts against convents and emigres, while Jacobin influence wanes among departments. Santerre reassures prisoners’ containment as Temple prisoners face trials and public confidence wavers.

Montesquiou Geneva Repui Savoy Exec Council of France Neva Executive Council Dientequiou Kellerman Tives Braffels Luxembourg Cain Efferbary Combe Rhine Mayence National Assembly of Chambery M. d’Eglantine M. Roland Santerre Council of the Commons

Decree on Emigrant Property Seizure During National Convention

The National Convention on Wednesday October 31 extended sequestration to the property of Elector Palatine and the French Envoy at Mannheim. It orders seals on movables and deeds of emigrants, and sets guardians and inventories. wives and children to keep essentials in their homes. The decree also requires foreign affairs to report on France’s political situation regarding the Elector Palatine.

Home Department Heffe France Paris Directory of District

Pension solicitation noted for Dattot Dumer Custine

November records show the Minister of Contributions soliciting a pension of 3000 livres from the Convention for Dattot Dumer Custine. The minister added assurance that the request reflects learned German ties, though wording remains unclear.

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