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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 07, 1798
Page
4
A London Postscript reports a serious insurrection in the Low Countries linked to French requisitions, with taxes and duties debated by a Committee seeking fairer burdens. It surveys the Franco Austrian relations, Rastadt negotiations, and potential French setbacks, alongside Irish unrest, naval losses, and the fate of rebel Hacket in Gorey.
Information from the Ba Indies asserts Treroo Sin fias formed a Taare Omhiniire and Defensive with the Faanch Rerduk, with intentions to resent violations of faiths. India Srocs reportedly fell between six and seven percent yesterday. Reports claim two conch frigates captured off Ireland by Gommiodage Flous division. Sir John Bostase pris reached Plymouth. The American frigate Cinpillation, 46 guns, captured a French frigate, 44 guns, off the Coast of America after a severe action. Opposition papers pushed accounts of conversations at Manson Houses meetings. Mayoralty preparations lead to a meeting of the Committee for voluntary contributions to thank the Lord Mayor and renew their support commitments.
Readers are treated to a vivid theater review of Mey Powsti as Young Welding in The Liar, with praise for his voice and stage presence, alongside a dense 18th century diary of royal events. The piece mentions the King’s carriage rides, Queen’s rooms, Princess Augusta’s birthday observances, noble presentations, and a Chelsea fire trial tied to Captain Howan.
Naval dispatches recount the Foudroyant and other ships arriving at Cawland Bay from Treland with Sir J. B. Warren and Captain Burverreap aboard, the Neptune and Phaetor cruising, and a death aboard Poudroyant. Plymouth divisional thanks to Lieutenant Gekramn and Marines, Portsmouth harbor incidents, trades winds and gales, and multiple vessel recoveries and losses near Balmouth and Yarmouth, with storms delaying packets and a near-maritime rescue by Ceres and Minerva captains.
A clipped stock market line records yesterday’s prices and bank rates. The names Parris and 16 percent appear amid abbreviated figures, with references to imperial quantities and a list of rates such as 2 percent and 8 percent in a compact financial snippet.
Married notices from Camberwell and Lambeth report Mrs Charles Clarke and Miss Browne wed amid Surrey ties while Capt George Gooch joins Miss Kerrich in a London church ceremony. Deaths mark Miss Colhoun of the Scotch Greys at Epsom and Thomas Bland Herbert of Ham Court, with Robert Lewis Esquire aged 64, a Middlesex Justice, mourned by many.
Fragmentary text from a historical paper mentions Lowron, Painten, J Walter and printers in Blackfriars. It references a publication at a Grice in Blackfriars and communications to be addressed to the printers. The content is incomplete and lacks coherent events or named dates.
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