19 Nov 1792
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 19, 1792
Page
1
A chariot and a pair of horses are offered for sale. One horse has been used to the saddle. Viewing possible before twelve o'clock daily. Price set at 80 guineas to prevent trouble. Inquire William Broughton, No. 15 Cross-street Carnaby Market.
The Postmaster-General approves a two-vessel mail trial using a Jamaica start, with one schooner carrying Leeward Island mails from Barbadoes to St Vincent Grenada Dominica Antigua Montserrat Nevis and St Kitts, and a second schooner delivering to Tortola, Nevis, and St Kitts before returning to Barbadoes, aiming to save thirteen days per voyage. The plan, backed by governors and London merchants, shifts routes to shorten overall transit time.
A Westminster Hall address by Justice Ashhurst to the Grand Jury urges strict enforcement of law. He extols Civil Liberty, warns against sedition and subversive doctrines, cites the Royal Proclamation, and calls jurors to pursue offenders and uphold the constitution. He praises constitutional order and the prosperity it brings to manufacturing towns.
The Attorney General moved for a writ of habeas corpus to bring up William Dufin and Thomas Llyd, alleged to have attempted a handbill at the Fleet Prison door. The rule was granted and the prisoners ordered to be brought up on Wednesday.
The London Gazette reports Sir Charles Gould of Tredegar Monmouthshire and Dame Jane Gould with their son Charles Gould of Ruperta Glamorgan receiving royal arms and hereditary succession rights, along with a series of legal notices to surrender estates in Dec and Jan, detailing attorneys and locations at Guildhall and related Inns. The document lists further dividends and certificates with various parties in London and other counties.
London reports outline how French troops have brought horror to Savoy, with residents fleeing to the mountains. The Princess of Montbarrey, accused as a reputed emigrant, was arrested on French soil while disguised as a peasant.
Paris reports the revolutionary movement growing bolder in the Convention and club rooms. Observers note openly stated aims to purge the earth of kings by the end of the 18th century and to intoxicate fervor with threats to sovereigns.
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