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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 22, 1793

Page

2

Dinan Amid War Drift Rebels Reach Mayenne Front

Nov 5 report from Dinan describes a Rebel column evacuating Laval and moving beyond Mayenne toward Jurne and Poucerres. Patriots claim a superior force and fear a potential advance toward Poager, with alarms of cavalry, while French troops in Dinan are few and preparing to remove 1260 prisoners to the fort of Maio as Rebels tighten the line.

Laval Mayenne Jurne Poucerres Poager Thas Ford Tim Indrout Mosenne Dol Ee Chateaunoent Maio Poe

Reconstruction-era military reinforcements amid factional turmoil

A garbled report describes army reinforcements arriving daily and faith in a Meaple representative amid distrust. It alleges a general’s conviction for a major crime and hints at replacements by other troops as tensions rise.

Cendag Faranier Weiffoaocurey

Confused War Dispatches Report Shifting Alliances

Fragmented telegraph copy describes troop movements under General Beagrsue and possible changes in command across Piedmont and Spain. Text notes parleying with royal factions, suspicions of religious-influenced leaders, and unclear capture dates as forces move toward key towns amid tension.

Brith Troops and Velans Arrive Amid Wet Weather

Report from Cournay Nov 19 notes six thousand Velans arriving this morning in a wet cantonment area. Troops are described as soldierly in appearance and dining with the Duke of York in ornate quarters. The enemy reportedly remains small in number, with daily deserters flocking, while Peateits and others corroborate a minimal French force on the frontier.

Landcrave Duke of York St. M.er

Polish Diet Moves to Reform Government and Taxation

Warsaw reports the sitting of the Pict aToanbled at Joon, Travrus resolved. The Demansion of the Creatiry is negotiated by the bir Diet. Aims to suppress the extraore Hiniey power and resemble the Military Commission. Elis Majette renounces revenue from Catholic and Post Office to aid his people. Diet to be prorogued toward mid month. Counts Proscentes delayed until affairs settled.

Joon Travrus Trayas Elis Majette Waihusahia Vrena

Duchess of Gorpon Arrives in Town from Edinburgh

Morning mail from Kilbryan brought Falmouth by the packet, then a large crowd awaited the Duchess of Gorpon who arrived in the evening from Edinburgh.

Kilibyn Falmouth Duchess of Gorpon Edinburgh

Naval Battle Report From The Grand Fleet Action

Friday night 11 o'clock Lieut Boance of the Navy arrived at the Atwinnanry with Lord Prowe. The Grand Fleet patrolled about 10 leagues from Brett Harbour on Padsday evening. Lord Tow engaged the French fleet four miles west of Scilly with six line ships four frigates longships and schooners. Four hours were spent shaping positions to trap the enemy, Latona led the pursuit and fired bow chasers as they returned with stern fire. Lord Hows split his fleet to hinder the enemy escape. Boance sent intelligence to announce the action. The Defence recounts loss of a topsail and damage to ten boats. Lord Bisse ordered Plymouth retargeting. Dreke troop brought shore news. heavy cannonade reported. Lord Lose aimed to seize all French ships. Lord Mowe’s fleet of 26 sail including frigates and brigs cruised toward the West Indies to seize Pie eros and Sv Guabbes Gary. Wind's cross kept news scarce as this paper went to press.

Lieut Boance Navy Aatwinanry Prowe Brett Harbour Tow Scilly Lord Flower Latona Lord Hows Leenenane Boance Bisse Plymouth Hee Lose Mowe Beck Fa Meira Feilas Portsmouth Caracaar Dela Lord Elowe Lord Howe Brest JaenIors Ufbent Jersey Dinant Brett Diane of Maloes St. Maloes Tuernsey Facesos Wei Lereteken Sungothe Inth KE Malous Granvillie Jackson France Corns Carmarael Howaier Cotes Cetes Thames Liverpool Fez Toulon Prince Oay Cobourg Quesnoy Valenciennes Condé Téntendy Nivelles Fort Louis Wurmser Rhine Bade Strasbourg Pedcamtor Paris Radien Ambassider M. Desborou Constantinople Court of Madrid Cadiz South America Bristol Dublin Wexford Peggy Dartmouth Nieuport Lot Gamareg Bat Ear Haw Lorathip Holland Spain Portugal la Nymphe Eoward Petten Circe J. Vorks

Military dispatches report European theater developments

Telegrams and letters from Genoa Toulon and Paris note various moves. British and allied officers coordinate troop landings in France as French emigres and nobles prepare outbound convoys from Toulon toward Portsmouth with Admiral Jervis leading escort to Ussert. The Duke of York and other officials send missives amid ongoing campaign aims to seize Fort Louis and reduce Strasburg.

Min Waters Nery Genoa Grened Whletiudl Eich Miubta Toulon Yhara Lord Mutanave France Lauzun Lord Grexvinini Whitehall Duke of York Zéurnay Earl of Morra Portsmouth Heavinay Francer Conwar Col Cronarp Earl of Mora Ilis Lordthiat Rawvpon Carucarr Clintyx Myor Dovir Macertor Cedels Porthnouth GU Tomoorrow Sir John Jervis Ussert Lord Tower Mossa Thall Lerauhip Geonor Conway Warnser Duke of Brunswick Prussia Fort Louis Strasburg

English Privateer Captain Reports French Suffering in Occupied France

Captain JaenIors, captured by the French off Jersey and confined at Dinant, describes Brittany area devastation. He notes famine, destroyed churches, scarce provisions, and mass English prisoners at Saint Maloes with many later sent to the island. Royalist activity and French defense concerns frame Brest and Dinant in troubled times.

Portmouth Naval Movements Report From Nov 73

Rear Admiral Garowan’s flagship on board the Queen of 98 guns at Spithead. The Fury and Savage sloops arrive from a cruise. Rear Admiral MacBride arrives with a frigate and transports. Several ships sail for the West Indies or Guernsey. Adamant and Crescent depart for Guernsey.

Portsmouth Garowan Bosted Queen Spithead Maaccbride Garpxer London Osmaen Eowaay Pakennam Orphens Newcome Raf Indies Concale Orning St. Helen the Boyne Admira Jarvis Grey Vengeance Cote Thuopson Asia Brown Nucests Ulysses Woolwich Pat Kee Santa Margarita Harvey Quebc Rocers Rete Riou Dromedary Si Veruvins

British fleet engages French squadron near Scilly

The Brake arrives at Torbay with dispatches from Hart Howe. Lord Howe sighted a French squadron of six sail, including two frigates and a brig, while pursuing near Scilly. The British Admiral prepared to act, and shortly after heard heavy cannon fire as the action began.

Died. Notable Military Leader and Royal Theatre Figure

An obituary noting Lieut. General Jones, colonel of an Foot regiment and uncle to the late Lady Mary Cearnig, with a brief notice of Mrs. Webb of Covent Garden Theatre. The fragmentary text places events around Conmbe near Cri don and Saturday morning.

Ship News From Novembers Sailings and Arrivals

Sailed last night his Majesty's ships Titon Almira Ma ride Shearsets and Eurydice Albios and Unisnarued fins with transports to Portsmouth. Sailed this morning the Savage flsup on a citzi and Swan iloog to Dartsmouth. Rema'n the Brilliant Admiral Payton Prigce Edward armed ship 3 Astumn vt port and Stavtey Hooves for St Kist's. Winds E N. Sailed the Lady TH armed ship on adyize. Remain the Britian Ad ta Pepe tony ta Reid Peck for egum vt MALLS. ARRIVED. DUE. t Flandes Y Heland Dublin Dublin Waterfor PRICE Bank Stock 167 regth. 3P ted. 7g regth 5 3 Pp Conf 74 weeks het s tm Cy Cont xS 9-8ehs a Bory RC Ann 1075-8 hs 428 Hs Long Aan a0 p24 theeer behys Short Ann 778 ae 1775s 497 h6ths Train Stocks 2 259 SUCKS New Navy 9 5Rths 8th iExciteq Bills 12s penny ottery Dckets high Bank for January 163 vt exdiv itis India tur' ditta 210 1-4 gar Confess for df 575 deg regth

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