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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 09, 1791

Page

4

Doubtful News on Lord Cornwallis and Tippoo Reach India

Friday afternoon reports from Inpra circulate various tales about Lord Cornwallis near Seringapatam and a possible treaty talks with Theop Surtan. No government confirmation obtained. Stock market shifts may reflect unconfirmed news of military delays and retirements.

Inpra Orient Mauritius Plate Pondicherry Cornwallis Seringapatam Tippoo Soa India Fercuson Paris Lord Gower Earl Cornwallis Theop Surtan Inpya Lord Cornwallis

Nominations and military movements in western courts and Jamaica

Tomorrow at noon the Exchequer will nominate Sheriffs for the coming year. A full meeting selected five Royal Academy Associates. The West India Merchants press for extra troops to quell unrest in the islands, with 2400 tons of shipping to transport troops likely for Jamaica. Counter Revolution efforts in France face delays as promises of support wane and French negotiations continue.

Privy Council Westminster Hall Royal Academy Messrs Stornard Sminkee Lawrence Tres- Ham Marchant West India Navy Board Jamaica Coffee-house Jamaica France Coblentz Rhine Lanporave Hesse Cassel Prince of Nassau Monsieur Brussels Comte d’Arrois Petersburgh

Hertzberg on French and Polish Revolutions

Creves, October 29. The Memorial read by Count de Hertzberg to the Berlin Academy of Sciences surveys revolutions, praising France for seeking a mixed monarchy and representative power while warning against violent change. He notes Polish moderation and urges balanced reforms, with Prussia as one of the milder powers. He laments distractions preventing fuller diplomatic work and a complete history of Frederick II.

Count DE Hertzberg Academy of Sciences of Berlin France Europe Count de Heérizpere England Prussia Academy Frederic II Freperic William II Reichenbach Sziftove

Public Proceedings Clarify Racing Controversy at Newmarket

A royal dispute over a horse race near Newmarket is disputed by high officers. The duke, prince, jockey, and Warwick Lake figure in denials of alleged orders and improprieties. The royal stance preserves the jockey in service after official investigations and affidavits.

Ecape Parner Watus Duke of Newmarket Warwick Lake Mr. Saxe Fox WilloncHsy Astron Mr. Dutton Chiffney Charles Bunsary Frameron

Duchess of Cumberland Leaves Aix la Chapelle for Cumberland House

News notes the Duchess of Cumberland traveling from Aix la Chapelle on Sunday the 6th to arrive at Cumberland House around the 13th or 14th. Other items include a commission report on the Irish Foundling Hospital to be presented next session, the removal of Simon Taylor from the Jamaica posts, N Becktorp named successor, Batten and Nichols as mains candidates for Admiralty Advocate, and the Sierra Leone Company instructing the education of the African Prince by Rev. Mr Gampier of Langley Kent.

Duchess of Cumsrr- Land Aix la Chapelle Cumberland House Joan Braggarere Irish Foundling Hospital House of Commons Simon Tayior His Majesty S Court of Common Pleas St. Thomas St. David's St. Jago de la Vega Jamaica Earl of

Death of Prince Poremxiy and plague news from Europe

Reports from German gazettes recount Prince Poremxiy's death after a brief illness. Frankfort letters note plague breaks out at Galacz with Turkish troops near the Danube suffering. Constantinople-Vienna posts will be kept up. Amsterdam bookseller Verzem and family sentenced to whipping and branding and twenty five years' imprisonment for publication deriding the Stadtholder.

Poremxiy Frankfort Galacz Danube Constantinople Vienna Verzem Amsterdam

Court etiquette near Upper Castle-yard causes coachman clash

Durtin Nov 7 report describes a near altercation as the Chancellor and Chief Magistrate’s coachmen push for precedence during the Lord Lieutenant’s procession. The Chancellor’s driver is reproved by his lordship, and the cavalcade proceeds. Afterward arrivals from England bring notable figures and anticipation of a packet transfer at Helyhead.

Free England Baron Power His Majesty S Court of Exchequer Lady Lanclaffe Col. Skeffington Frederick Flood Falkner Clermont Helyhead Ireland

Arrivals at Portsmouth Harbor From Various Voyages

The Duchess of Petworth, Young from Nash Yarmouth Expedition Morley from Milford and Ceres Prettyjohn from Dartmouth arrived at Portsmouth harbor in a maritime listing noting ships and their origins.

Maritime peril leaves several ships stranded near Kirkwall

Paxmours reports vessels arriving and departing from Jersey and Newfoundland. The Briggs Penniment bound for Whitehaven is stranded near Kirkwall in the Orkneys, with fears for ship and cargo. The Estrella d'Asia from Petersburgh to Oporto is lost near Barnholm with master, mate, and a boy drowned. The Essex from America to Cadiz is stranded at the St Lucar river entrance. The Munificent from Memel to Liverpool is also lost in the Orkneys.

Briggs Petersburgh Whitehaven Kirkwall Orkneys Asia Dias Oporto Barnholm Essex America Cadiz St. Lucar Clark Memel Liverpool

Receipt Shares from the House of Merirs Explained

No. 137 outlines advantages of Receipt Shares in Méargray and Co. They are forty percent cheaper than common shares and grant the Irish Lottery benefits. Shares exchangeable for English shares, with prices listed for quarters and sixteenths in shillings and pence.

Fleet House of Merirs Méargray and Co

Jenkins and Co Publicly Defend Irish Lottery Report

Jenkins and Co. declare they corrected a misreport about disposing of all Irish Lottery numbers. They cite high demand last week caused a temporary stop, and now have more shares ready on advantageous terms. They deride puffery and vow integrity and punctual deliveries to earn public support.

Jenkins and Co Meff, Jenkins and Co

Ships Arrivals and Theatrical News From The Downs

Arrivals at Malaga Cadiz and Liverpool list multiple vessels with origins from Newfoundland Riga Narva Pilau St John s etc The Downe area notes the Liberty Port Packet and other ships returning or sailing toward Jamaica Waterford and Bourdeaux Theatrical reports from Covent Garden Drury Lane list The Country Girl The Inconstant Wild Oats and Notoriety plus obituaries and notable deaths including Sir William Ogilvie and Henry Bouham plus stock prices and maritime notices

Malaga Princess Royal Jolut George Keates Newfoundland Allitter Philadelphia Cadiz Bonita Hage Fly Jones Liverpool Coalition Quebec Pilan Bristol Anna Wake Koningsburg Galloway Robert Cummings Memel Orfordness Charlotte Hanson Gaitenburg Downs Liberty Kemp St. John’s Woods Bourdeaux Dubsing Williamson Ann Codd Dublin Port Packer Crosleyy Simpson Atlantic Baffer South Sea Providenge Waterford Friends Raf Kelly Britannia Roberts Limerick Catharine Brummet Dat Wind St. John's Wood Williamson Bodd Hellen Finch Port Packet Crosley Laf Diana Scott Jamaica Mary Dunlop Tortola Belisarius Anderson South Seas Ester Clapp Oporto Jenny Shotter St. Michaels Drury Jans Moody Mr. King Harcourt Mr. Palmer Sparkith Odd Lucy Edwards Peggy Jordan Covent Garten Mr. Lewis Mr. Holman Mrs. Pope Oscar Malvina Hall of Fingal Soldier

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