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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 13, 1797

Page

4

Nominated Sheriffs Listed by Lords at Exchequer 1797

The document names nominees for sheriffs by the Lords of the Council at the Exchequer on the morrow of St Martin in 1797. It lists Richard Palmer, George Elwes, James Sibbald, Joseph Sibley, John Dean, Arthur Clarke and many others across counties including Derby, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire, and Yorks. Also notes nominations by the Prince of Wales's Council and a section on bankrupts and dividends.

Thos St.Martin George the Third Our Lord John Tan Dean Arthur Clarke Leighton Buzzard Bevexs Thomas Shepherd Thornton Hall John “Penny Stoke Park Strickland Freeman Fawley Court Dog CummiRtanp John Johnstone Castle Steads Joseph Tiffen Senhouse Calder Abbey Walfrid Lawson Brayton House George Warren Poynton Thomas Mainwaring Over Peover Robert Hibbert Birtles Campripce Arthur Champernowne Dartington Arthur Tremaine Sydenham John Burton Jacobstowe Ian Donsersurre Edmund Morton Pleydell Milborne Churchstone Edward Berkeley Portman Brianstone John Calcraft Rempston Derbysuire Francis Bradshaw Holbrook John Teaper Newton Derby Thomas Evans Essex John Smith Burges Thorp Hall John Perry Moor Hall John Baker Groucesterster Charles Evans Highgrove Thomas Vernon Dolphin Eyford John Serman Tredington Hertrorosuiae Felix Calvert Hunsdon House Jasinian Caramajor Potterells Thomas Dorrien Berkhampstead St. Peter's Heartorpsuyre John Brewster Burton Court John Stedman Borbury Somerset Daviess Wigmore Efars Erxor John Plumtree Fredville, Esq John Gregory Shaw Yalden Batt Charles Chambers Woodstock House Leicestershire Renne Payne Dunton -Baffet Robert Creswell Ravenstone William Herrick Knighton Neville King Ashby Robert Heron Stapton Samuel Barnard Bolton Elgrs Monmou Trusuire Edward James Hector Jones Monmouth Benjamin Waddington Llanover Jo_shua Morgan Llanwenarth Northumberland Charles Aynsley Little Harle Tower Thomas Henry Liddel Heflington Adam Askew Ellington Northamptonshire Thomas Reeve Thornton Brockhall Samuel Blencowe Marston Martian Lucas Northampton George Stone Bedenham Sir Thomas Durrant Scottowe John Mottane Beauchamp Wells Andrew Erects Strawbery Park Thomas Dicken Wenn Somensetswire Samuel Rodbard Evercreech William ‘Athford Sanfords Minehead John Evered Ottérhampton Starrongpsine Richard Dyer Fresford William Piggot Colton John Herbert Rickerscoat Surrey John Sheppard Campsey Ash George Ruth Benhall George Barlow Moulton Southampton Richard Meyler Crawley William Mills Bittern John Lane Basingstoke Edwin Loche John Packington Westwood William Scrcope Castle-Coomt Wills Long Coulston John Bennett Pitt-House William Foulis Ingleby-Manor Thomas Pilkington Chevrotte William Sr. Quintin

Parliament Intelligence in Lords Address Reception Date

The Marquis of Salisbury reported he waited on the King who appointed tomorrow at three o clock for receiving the Address of both Houses. The announcement was made in the House of Lords on Tuesday, November 14.

Marquis of Balisbury

Oaths Taken and Message From Lords Noted

On Tuesday November Id Sir R Worsley and Mr T Stee took the oaths and seats in the House of Commons. Lord Hawkeefeury reported that the Lords received the Address and agreed, sending it back to the Commons for concurrence. A Lords message announced the King’s pleasure that the House attend St James’s at three o’clock tomorrow.

R. Worsley Mr. T. Stee Hawkeefeury St. James’s

Tadcaster Roads Bill Read A Second Time In Parliament

The Tadcaster Roads Bill was read a second time and committed. A petition from the electors of Newtown, Lancashire, complained of an undue election for that borough. Mr. Pitt gave notice of a motion for a committee to consider extending the cash payment restrictions by the Bank of England. Adjourned.

Tadcaster Newtown Lancahire Pitt

Brest fleet prepares to sail and Spanish ties deepen

Postscript notes stock prices at one o clock and Admiralty reports Brest Brest Bremer fleet preparing to sail. French ships 47 line of battle, Lord Berporr with 18 ships off Brest. Toulon contingents arrive. Descent plans on Cornwall discussed. Lisbon embassy named Marquis Pomeerra. Madrid considers peace with Britain. American packet arrives Isle of Wight. Irresistible captures Spanish ship bound for Spain via Buenos Ayres to Lisbon. Egmont and Diadem divert with convoy. other ships patrol.

Admiralty Brest Berprorr Brett Toulon Jean Bortase Warren Cornwall Lord Duncan Lloyd’s Coffee-House Alderman Susaindtson London de Winter Muwir Europe Marquis Pomeerra Lisbon Spain Portugal Madrid Adina Executive Directory Great Britain Prussia Por TuGal Paris France Executive Isle of Wight New York Martin Buenos Ayres

Miss Gopparp in The Belles Stratagem at Drury Lane

The review notes Miss Goepparp’s second night as Letitia Hardy in The Belles Stratagem at Drury Lane. It praises her presence and voice but finds her figure and style lacking grace and versatility. The critic argues her debut shows promise yet requires refinement and experience to reach London stage leading roles.

Drury -Lane Létitia Hardy

Court and Crown Items from Dublin and London

The Bishop of Corchester and Lord Kryesscroven transport a daughter to Ireland. Lord Steere becomes King's Remembrancer, with Ane Moy sey and Rev. Moss advancing church posts. Debts of honour are struck off to 150,000 pounds amid a 328,000 pound tally. A private and drummer boy are shot in Windsor while stealing garden stores. Executions follow in Dublin for plotting against the Earl of Coxhampton. The Tagus is found navigable for 300 ton vessels. The body of Admiral De Remijres is to be moved to the Tower for shipment to Holland.

Corchester Kryesscroven Ireland George Bowes Tollar-Bone Court of Exchequer Thomas Steere King’s Remembrancer Edward James Eliot Archibald Macdonald Ane, Moysey Moss St. Paul's Westminster Salisbury Wurrr Lord CamelFore City of Dublin Lord Duncan Lorp Ligntennantt Laroucne Londonderry Richmond Theatre Admiral de Remijres Tower Holland Ricward FansHawe Spain Cruce-Victoria Vite Ratio Martinpae Castle of York Georce Markham Tattenhall Benjamin King Dunn and Carty Earl of Cox Hampton Strand Street Britain-street

Court of Dominion Council at Guildhall Acknowledges Victory

The Guildhall court convened with the Lord Mayor delivering a concise address on His Majesty's Victory over the Dutch fleet. Proceedings include petitions to Parliament on coal measurement, river navigation improvements, and widening the Strand area. Committees were instructed, and fifty guineas awarded to the late Lord Mayor’s chaplain.

Dominon Council Guildhall Daft Court Lord Duncan Land Coal Meters Committee of Coal and Corn Meters River Thames Romney‘Mead Eton Temple Bar London

Privateers and Ships Reported Captures and Movements

Vessel actions include the Vulture privateer seizing the Nostra Senora de los Dolores and the Trois Amis from Roscoff. The Republica French privateer and Higger chased vessels off Flamborough Head, with some traders seeking Scarborough, and a Baltic ship left near Loch Embole. The Juliana Maria and Eliza Burridge were captured by La Confiance. La Réunion retook Eliza at Scilly. Latona from Petersburgh to London reported near Dudgeon Light. Arrivals include the Saldanha frigate and Phoebe frigate. De Brak sloop sailed west. Several ships refit or detained, including Edgar, Dike of York, and Young John Tronique. News from Yarmouth and Deal notes cruisers and wind conditions and convoys.

Jersey Baltic Ule Loch Enibole Scotland Juliana Maria Bengal Copenhagen Eliza Burridge London Cape la Confiance Union Scilly Cameron Ireland Grenada L’etoir L’unité Latona Miller Petersburgh Dudgeon

Marriages at Camberwell and Freestone churches

Yesterday morning at Camberwell Church James Self of Trowbridge Wiltshire married Grace Camilla Cottle daughter of the late Thomas Cottle of Nevis land. On Friday at Freestone Lincolnshire Mr Jackson of Markham Moor Nottinghamshire wed Miss Clayton of Boston. James Campbell younger of Craignish married Jean Campbell daughter of the late Robert Campbell of Sunderland. Randall Kerran of the Somerset Fencibles married Sophia Hewitson niece of the deceased Robert Graham of Morphie.

Camberwell Church James Self Trowbridge Wilts Grace Camilla Cottle Thomas Cottle Land of Nevis Freestone Lincolnshire Jackson Markham’ Moor Nottinghamshire Clayton Boston James Campbell, Esq Craignish Jean Campbell Robert Campbell Sunderland Randall Kerran Somerset Fencibles Sophia Hewitson Robert Graham Morphie

Multiple Local Figures Die In Brief Notices

Died. Early yesterday morning after a short illness Mrs Ed wards wife of Mr Edwards master of the boarding school Cheynerow Chelsea. On Saturday 1att at Chichester Mrs Gowan wife of John Govan Efa. On Monday 11st at Southgate Capt Ralph Dundas late Commander of the Prince William Henry Ball Indiaman. Monday morning last at Shepperton the Rev Wooley Leigh Spencer.

Edwards Cheynerow Chelsea Chichester Gowan John Govan Efa Southgate Ralph Dundas Prince William Henry Ball Shepperton Wooley Leigh Spencer

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