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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 10, 1797

Page

3

Rulers, Navy Power, and Britain's Preeminence in War

The passage argues that Britain’s naval strength defined its European leadership, while Carthaginian threats and continental balance threaten Britain’s safety. It urges perseverance in measures to ensure victory, reflects on negotiations with Wilberforce, and notes a withdrawal of an amendment as the address is agreed, with plans to adjourn.

Rome Carthage Europe Great Britain Wilberforce John Sinclair Wianday

London News Roundup Delivers War, Finance, and Royal Sights

London reports a mixed day with Admirals Duvcan and De Winter grieving Admiral D'Reintyiss, new Exchequer Bills issued at 13 percent discount, and stockholder inquiries. Reforms cut regiments to 600, raise Marine forces, and retire officers on half pay while Nesow visits Guildhall and the Duke of Portianp endures gout.

Lord Duvcan Board of Admiralty de Winter Muster D’reintyiss Pret Marine. Corps St. Paul’s Moss Bathe and Wellss Wooburn Bayan Epwarps Nesow Guildhall Duke Portianp Piccadilly Dunpas King- Street Cheapside Pive Homptson Fle Wight Nesterday Liverpool Falmouth Cattiz Westminster Fane Bell Fervalex

Capture of French and Spanish privateers by British sloops

Reports from Admiral Earl St Vincent detail captures by Speedy and King's Fisher off Oporto and Caruna, including the Palma privateer and L'Espoir lugger, with additional letters noting the Aigle and La Manche taken, plus other privateers and average sugar prices and recent bankruptcies and dividends.

Sam, &c Sr. Vincent Speedy Oporto Ville de Conde Vigo Bucs Downman Earl St. Vincent King’s Fifer Caruina L’espoir Rochelle C. Hs .C L’aigle Louis. Barouche C. Oo A. Dicsy Capt. Tyler Earl of Cape Finiterre Bayonne Corunna la Manche Nantes Bay of Lax Cayenne Zord Ultimo Englis H. Pauret Gore Triton Lord Bridport Treguier Jason Jonx Gore Faulknor Diaha Evan Nepeans Cork Harbour Novia Admiralty Bourdeaux Dryad Doris Industry Newfoundland Lisbdn Ocober Commerce William Hartill Bilston Staffordshire Japanier Tallow-Chandier Nelson Prince’s-street Hanover-s Benjamin Sealey Botwell-court Carey-street Money Scrivener Jackson Gray’s Inn-square William ,Legz Treet Chancery-lane Messrs T. and H. Williamson Clifford’s Inn

Dec 6 182? Trades and names in a London area listing

A fragmented ledger lists numerous December entries with names such as J. rehk Prescott-treet corn-facer W. and W. J.M. Wright Well-close-for J. Share Stourbridge nait-iroanonger W. Turton T. Penn West Bromowic Duddy Hunton Kener R. Phillips Liverpool bookseller J. Carter Kennington Common cow-keeper Pickford Exeger forge-maker and other obscure trades.

Pethfield Vauxhall Prescott-treet M. Wright J. Share Stourbridge Nait-Iroanonger W. Turton T. Penn West Bromowic T- Duddy Hunton Kener Buteser R. Phillips Liverpool J. Carter Kennington Common C. S Pickford Exeger

Law Report from King’s Bench on Horton Will Revocation Case

In a November King’s Bench session the question of whether a villa made by Sir Thomas Cave was revoked by a subsequent marriage settlement was argued again. Lord Kenyon and Justices Asquith and Lawrence affirmed the Common Pleas judgment, holding revocation. The case is tied to estates of good standing. The second matter concerns bail: Mr Butler Danvers and a Rule to substitute common bail for special bail was discussed. The court discharged the Rule, noting waiver and ongoing procedural questions about affidavits and bank-note offers.

Court of King’s Bench Horton Oatway Court of Common Pleas Thomas Cave King’s Bench Balgy Gré2s Court of Common Pleds Lord Kenyon Justice Asautasi J. Gross Lawrence the Common Pleas Norton Augustus Richard Butler Danvers Wighy Afingay Butler Danvers Butler Kevxon

Bets and market notes from Tuesday to Thursday in 18th century bulletin

Considerable bets were laid on a Tuesday match between Captain Breign and Cuarces Merwnety from Barkley Holt across the country to Billestown and back with 14 foot rolls. Wheat prices at Birmingham averaged 24s and grain markets fell at Salisbury with cattle showing. store pigs abundant and cheaper. fat pigs not much improved. beef and mutton prices declined at Bridgwater and Taunton to 423d per pound. Newark fair reported ample horses cattle and pigs. Stamford fair described plentiful beasts and sheep but few buyers. robbery of Mr. Wright's box near Apsley recovered with books and papers. Roberd Culliford jailed for kicking a cow causing the Rev Johnson's cow to die. naturalists puzzled by Mr Saundby’s poultry plumage shifting black to white over five years. ancestor of Sir Henry Trotmore built a Lincolnshire church and statue of himself in churchyard with inscriptions about rolling stones and burial hole.

Breign Cuarces -Merwnety Barkley Holt Billestown Gen_tleman Birmingham Salisbury Newark Stamford Bridgewater Taunton Wright Apsley Bedfordshire Noufé Roberd Culliford South Stoke Saundby Gainsborough Henry Trot ‘More Lincolnshire Thomas Troz

Country Life Verse Satirizes City Pleasures and Country Fame

A satirical poem by Mr. Hewarpine and Captain Morrice in Lexnow style mocks rural life versus London life. It contrasts country calm, social visits, and nature with urban bustle, wit, and flirtation, ending with a longing for Pall Mall over country scenes.

Public Office at Bow Street Sees Multiple Suspected Robbers

Yesterday several suspects including Peter Podit and Fohi Smith alias Chambers were charged at Bow Street with involvement in robberies linked to Mr. Welch of the Temple and Mr. Hayes of Liverpool. Others faced accusations of aiding in robberies, while a 14-year-old boy and a Catholic charity school master were also brought before the magistrates.

Peter Podit Fohi Podis Raine Cranford Bridge Fames Mary Bailey Long-Acre Martin Danyer Bloomsbury John Welch Rigby

Widow Subscription Sought for Seamen Officers Relics

Reports a proposal to extend subscriptions to officers’ relics and notes a recent impostor at the East end posing as a destitute widow to prey on young women and widowers. Also records a boy injured in a Frogme carding factory accident last Monday, nearly torn by machinery.

Frogme

Ambiguous historical note on credits and stocks

Fragmentary OCR text references credits and stocks with sums like 39 pounds 16 shillings and figures 1778 1789. Mentions annuities, loans, and stock abbreviations unclear in context. no coherent event or person clearly identifiable.

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