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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 21, 1798

Page

4

Paris and Egypt News Amid Drafts and Royal Occasions

Postscript reports on market prices and stock, dispatches from Paris and Egypt, and Naval moves. It notes Buonaparte encamped near Cairo, Turkish and German responses to French power, insurrections in Luxembourg and the Netherlands, and Neapolitan plans against Rome. Royal drawing rooms at St James's Palace and the Naples actions accompany notes on finances, with British ships observing weather and harbors.

Paris 76Th Inft Inpsax Egypt Buona- Parte Cairo Alexandria Dirveroay Ques St. James’s Palace Prince Major Conway House of Commons Pirr Naples France

Gallant Captains Beary and Taxomerson Visit Amburgh

Private correspondence from Amburgh dated November 16 reports Captain Beary, companion of Lord Nelson, and Captain Taxomerson arriving amid public enthusiasm. They dined with English Minister Cravturp and plan to depart for London. The note from the Prussian Embassy to Rastadt signals Prussia-France ties fading and Berlin pursuing a stronger stance, with Drucker Pumpurtez issuing a second edition of his Tablezw Speculatif des Europe.

Amburgh Beary Lord Nelson Taxomerson Leander Taomison Cravturp London Rastadt Ihrenbreitfein Prussia France Berlin Pruffia Pumpurtez Europe

Deputation of the Empire Responds on Peace Talks and Rhine

In RASTADT Nev the Deputation of the Empire explains its sacrifices for peace and questions France’s accusations of delaying talks. It states it cannot accept terms that extend French power on the Rhine or debase German independence. It urges that only conditions aligned with peace be pursued and pledges to await judgment of contemporaries and posterity. The second note covers Ehrenbreitstein’s fortress and provisioning, while an Austrian plenipotentiary adds a third note on sales of Duke of Waren-Loos possessions.

Strattan Legation Vienna India Nevaon Europe France Rafadt Empire Prussia Paris Austrian Netherlands Scheldt Aloflie Sas Moséle Grevenmacher Luxembourgh Far-De Gerolfein Blankenheim Manderfeheint Macx Leghorn Narzes Corfu German Empire Rhine Germany Otober Ehrenbreitstein Warem-Loos

Imperial notes from Rastadt on Ehrenbreitstein dispute

At Rastadt on Nov 8 the Imperial Minister Plenipotentiary Count Merrexwica sent two notes replying to French communications. The Prussian Ambassadors delivered a strong note opposing the French stance on Ehrenbreitstein, asserting it falls under military matters tied to peace terms and warning that seizure or demolition risks destabilizing northern defenses and the armistice.

Count Merrexwica Empire Ehrenbreitfitin Ehrenbreitstein Rastadt Ehrenbreistein Germany

Ambassadors Seek Immediate Lifting of Ehrenbreitstein Blockade

A fragment notes that the Ambassadors urge French Penitentiaries to intercede with their Government to raise the blockade of Ehrenbreitstein without delay and to allow revictualling of the fortress. The passage emphasizes necessary actions and a desire for swift resolution.

Ehrenbreitstein

Milan Opens Primary Assemblies Amid Protests Over Constitution

In Milan on October 7, the primary assemblies of all communes began, with strong opposition accusing the current constitution of aiming to spark a revolutionary or Jacobin government. The majority accepted the present order, aided by the Cisalpine armed force, despite agitation.

Milan Our Republic Our

Armistice Reported With Pafwan Ogio In Girfon Country

Vienna dispatch says the Porte has concluded an armistice with Pafwan Ogio. General Rafinberg, commanding in the Girfon country, has orders to defend independence but to act only on the defensive in other respects.

Vienna Porte Pafwan Ogio Rafinberg Girfon

Rebels Driven From Stavel by French Forces

In Liège on November 9 rebels who seized Stavel were expelled by French troops. The city was summoned to supply 3000 foot soldiers, 40 saddle horses, and 24 draught horses. The summons bore the signature of Grondel and Miley, leaders of the local administration.

Liege Stavel Stavelo Mars Gronvel Mier Grondel Ouderhange Miley Salm

Sailed on coastal cruise amid naval action reports

Plymouth and Portsmouth news from early November detail ships sailing on coast guard duties. The Razeur and other vessels with 18 and 14 guns set out under Captains Rave nor Saymour Jump Comes Ton Mein. Two Winterton boats perish on the sands off Hape pifbnr. The Price of Drang Packet arrives from Cyx haven in 37 hours with passengers and mails, including Duke and Duchess De Levis and Baron Bearenor. The Enterprize French lugger privateer arrives near Plymou th with 17 men and four swivels. The Hornet sloop arrives with Jersey convoy. wind remains SSE.

Rome Redicofani Speleteo Tuscany Lord Nelson Naples Mavra Lord Kerra Mediterranean John Cave Lord St. Vaincene Eprumstone Mr. Jackson Berry Thompson Leander Hamburgh Vienna Lisle Carnot Great Britain France Europe Parr Gome Engand Marquis of Lanspawne Spain England Ion Hydra Havre Boffon Charon Spithead Kensingtons Palace Prince Epwaxv Lord Chamberlain GrLvert Wakerte Lp Hackney Lanparr Westminster Hall George Crossley Newgate Hillborough Botany Bay Plendour St. Laurence Catentori Norman West ‘Yorkshire Manchester Garan Flymouth Igoe Razeur Ravenor Jersey Saymour Sprighty Jump Pifote Comes Ton Mein Downs Yarmouth Winterton Hape Thomas Brione Cyx Haven Duke Duchess de Levis Baron Bearenor Moukes du Brarre Mons de Cussés Mes Farkier Stratton Bsawick Jones F Homeson Sgaru Plymouth

Public Office Bow Street Sheep Theft and Watch Robbery

Yesterday Fohn Fones William Gee and Tes mas Phillips were charged with stealing three sheep from Mr Wellin of Marylebone. A sack containing sheep skins two knives and wool was found with the prisoners who were committed for trial. William Fordyce faced charges for stealing a watch from Mr Kingston of the Hummums Covent Garden and was committed for trial after pawning the item.

Fohn Fones William Gee Tesmas Phillips Wellin Mary Jebonne Ellin William Fordyce Kingston Covent Garden St. Martin’s Lane

Lord Berwick's Cleopatra Sparks Embalming Debate

The discussion centers on embalming with Lord Berwick's Cleopatra prompting talk about preservation. It lauds public spirited efforts of Dr Bropumy who supplies heat to the diseased and strength to the aged, highlighting a moral argument for care of the living and dead.

Lord Berwick Cleopatra

Married and Died Notices from a 19th Century Southwark Page

Marriages register in St. Latinur s Southwark with Rev Samuel Burder and others, including Stoke Newington and Hanbury entries. several wedding notices cited. Died notices mention Miss Trebeck at Wath near Doncaster and Thomas Sikes at Hackney. Prices and stock quotes for Bank Stock and related securities listed, followed by printer notices from London sources.

St. Latinur's Southwark Samuel Burder St. Alban’s Miss Newsom Mr.Newsom Highgate Stoke Newington Whit ‘Field Wii. Burslem Hanbury Worcesters Aiflabie Rawson Aiflac J. Jenkins Dovigate Hill Miss Hayman Deal Kent iSaturday St. John’s Horfleydown Liddard Suzannah Matilda Edward Rishaes Edwards Charlton Neuen Wath

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