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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 23, 1796

Page

4

Price of Stocks and Kehl Fort Defense Hints

London news notes a Hamburg Mail reporting no major intelligence from the Upper and Lower Rhine armies. It highlights Austrian plans to attack the Kehl fort, French fortifications near Huningen, and Austrian intent to seek an armistice. Proposals for peace talks are said to be under consideration by the French.

Hamburgh Upper Lower Rhine Kehly Arcapuxsna Ith Kehl Huningen Rhine

Philaster at Coven Garden Stirs mixed stage praise

A Covent Garden performance of Philaster is praised for its dramatic blend of terror pity and love with strong acting by Mr Euiston in Philaster and Miss Wat lis t in Arethusa though criticisms note rapid transitions and uneven tone. The King and Bellario receive less successful rendering and overall the cast earns cautious praise amid wavering execution.

Ene Coven Garden Philaster Snaxspeare Euiston BeHario Kite Fohn Hubert Tod Eiliston Arethusa Mr. Mugray

Exits to extend London stay amid budget delay

Mr Exits plans a longer London sojourn than first stated and will not return to Paris until after Mr Pitt's budget opens next week. Ministers aim to see Vienna’s reaction before his return as Cabinet dispatches messenger to Paris with instructions to Lord Mamesaury about the finance scheme and war effort.

Exits London Paris House of Commons Prry Vienna Evlis

Trade Affairs Council at Whitehall presides over Mills and fleets

Yesterday the Council on Affairs of Trade met at the Plantation Office Whitehall with Earl of Livervoon presiding. The Middlesex Deputy Lieutenancy committee held interviews with Mr. Pir on supplementary militia business. News included East India fleet homeward bound from St Helena under Commodore Branxett and Admiral Papainstone convoying most ships home. Reports also noted the loss of the Cormorant sloop under Captain Cottingham blown up near Port-au-Prince with few survivors, and a melancholy tale from Philadelphia of the Morant troopship explosion killing all aboard after an entertainment aboard. The French in Italy pressed clergy prayers for the invincible Republic, and notices announced letters to Spain via Lisbon. A survey near Bow aims to supply Elpur mills, a forgery valued at a large sum was found on the Norwich Bank, and an arbitration over funds between Sir W Ye, Bart and Mr. Haverinpoint proceeds.

Whitehall Earl of Livervoon Middlesex Pir Erozoere North Prrr House of Commons Cottincwoop Poriau-Prince Lloyd’s Philadelphia“Gazette Oober NorFolk Viiacinia Rogers William Nevis Philadelphia Port-au-Prince Adventure Packet New York Halifax Italy Modena Republic France Spain Lisbos Sydney Smith King Lea Bow Elpur Norwich W‘yea Havitanp Ravtnyy Court of Burgos Cadiz Ferrol Carthagena Faulkland Islands Court of Madrid Corps of Engineers Royal Philip Toulon Don Pedro Navarro Mesits Delage Auteuil Portugal Havannah M. de Mazarede Venus Mars la Mancha

Propriety of East India recruits barracks on Isle of Wight debated

A secret Court of Directors committee decisively rejected erecting barracks near the Isle of Wight to house East India Company recruits bound for India. The plan promised convenience and predeployment training but was deemed too costly and against the board’s integrity, halting the large establishment.

Isle of Wight East India Company India Court of Directors Henry Cossy Damelard Lyons France Canterbury Bayzey West Middlesex Rupp Royal Cornwall Militia Major Woop Woop Baxters Richard Stevens London Frome Lécure Swaffham Hamann Castle- Acre Corrinc Porrincer Lord Grenville Dropmore Buckinghamshire

Captain Bax Receives Command At Portsmouth Harbor

Captain Bax is appointed to command the Alexander man of war lying at Portsmouth. Proposals were made to Powper Mills proprietors at Hounslow to name a weekly day for explosions to avoid travel, replacing the dangerous secret signal. A thief, Joseph Caisemere, is held for examination over bank note robberies linked to Monf. Du Feret, with expected discoveries. A carpenter fell from Covent Garden Church roof, dying instantly, and R Tennison's Wigmore Street house was robbed of plate and wearing apparel in a large loss.

Bax Alexander Man Portmouth Hounslow Joseph Caisemere Joseph Caisemere, On Suspicion of Having Robbed Monf. du Feret Bow-street Covent-garden R. Tennison Wigmore-street

Pirate and Privateer Losses Amid Atlantic Disorder

Maritime reports describe the San Juan de Basconcado captured by the Magicienne frigate and taken to Port Royal with cargo valued over 10,000. Other vessels encountered include the French 44-gun frigates capturing cargo and crews near the North Foreland, the wrecked Jane on Domefiness Reef, the Roger rescuing Hull crew, and the Admirable Eliza sinking crewmates after leaking cargo. The Union is found adrift off Lincolnshire with no one aboard and towed to Lynn, while the Brighton reaches Boulogne with a captured fate. The Helen reports five flaps lost in the attic aboard a Riga-bound vessel.

Nero Margate Pryvaier King's Chainels Hawich Jane Frazer Smith Liverpool Domefiness Reef Riga Roger Wilson Hull Elsinore Eliza Gatecliffe Hambro Rotterdam Union Taylor London Inverness Lincolnshires Lynn Brighton Strealer Little Hampton Boulogne Helen Wishart Eee

Arrival of the Lady Shore Wilox from Bengal to Dover

Dover reports that Artived the Lady Shore Wilox arrived from Bengal. His Majesty's packet Union captained by Sut ton sailed this afternoon with Mr. Tims the Messenger and passengers bound for Calais.

Dover Artived Lady Shore Wilox Bengal His The Union Sutton Tims Calais

Transports from Guernsey Arrive as West Indies Regiment Sails

PORTSMOUTH NOV 23. Arrived this day three transports from Guernsey with the Emigrant Regiment of Montaubert on board under convoy of the Atlantic transport. This regiment is destined for the West Indies. Formidable 98 guns and Bonne Citoyenne sloop of war sailed. the former to join Admiral Coro ys, the latter on a cruise.

Portsmouth Guernsey Montaubert West Indies Formidable Adm. ‘Co.roys

Shipping arrivals and departures at Portsmouth and Deal

Port towns report arrivals from Guernsey including the Union Icemonger and Buxton Gowing. Calypso sloop sails with outward convoy to Portsmouth from Deal. Downs hosts Overyffel and Spy sloops. Wind NE develops as several ships including the Sir Hugh Ulmston head to India. Overyfick remains a man of war.

Portsmouth Union Icemonger Buxton Gowing Guernsey Deal Calypso Downs Overyffel Sir Flugh Ulmston India Rimsgate

Trish Lottery Fifth Day Prize Details

Readable fragments note daily prize amounts in the Trish lottery. The fifth day shows No 10 7735 with a prize described as the only one and a sixth day entry No 44 067 with a prize of similar value.

Marriages and engagements across Bristol Sidmouth Bath and Hackney

A dated list of marriages and betrothals including Count de Bruhl to Miss Chown of Sussex, Mr Borde to Miss Savage of Shropshire, Edward Murrell to Miss Johnson of Gravesend, Thomas Spencer Phelps to Miss Tucker of Axminster, Colonel Forster to Miss Coles Taunton, John Gray to Miss Hornblower Bath, Richard Elfe to Miss Rogers Paty Tenhee, Augustus Cavendish Bradshaw to Anne Jeffreys, and Robert Wilson jun to Miss Couffinaker Hackney with related notes of other nuptials at Sidmouth Bath and Hackney.

Count de Bruhl Saxony Great Britain Chown Thomas Chowne Alfrifton House Sussex Woollen-Draper Bristol A. Savage Netley -in-Shropshire Edward Murrell Gravesend Johnson Thomas Spencer Phelps Baliol College Oxford Mary. Tucker Axminster Devonshire Sidmouth Forster Somersit Fencible Infantry Coles James Coles Taunton John Gray Keziah Hornblower Bath Richard Elfe Sarafrogers Paty Tenehee Augustus Cavendith Bradshaw Anne Jeffryss Countess of Couffinaker Hackney Thomas Wilson Blache Homerton

Obituary notices recount multiple deaths and ages in Britain

A fragmentary obituary list reports deaths including Bowler Miller chief clerk aged 70. Lieut James Clerk of Invincible aged unknown. Anne Watkins aged around 7. John Smith attorney in Bedford Row. William Holloway of Philpot Lane. Mrs Williams of Great Ilford. Elizabeth Stuart of Finch Lane. Miss Michell of Bruton. Miss Horton wife of Alderman Horton. Sir William Appleby aged 54. Mrs Norman widow of Cricklade aged 83. Francis Penrose surgeon of Bicester. Rev Thomas Clarke rector of Swakeley House aged 75. and the Rev Thomas Clarke age given as 75 amid terse notes.

Hackney Bowler Miller Consels Antigua James Clerk Invincible John Clerk Biden Anne Watkins Thomas Watkins Dublin Strate Trumeter John Smith Bedford Row Kennington-green William Holloway Philpot-lane Walliams Williard Williams Great Ilford Eféx Elizabeth Stuart Finchlane Bruton Somersetshire Michell Bath Miss Horton Alderman Horton Durham William Appleby Cricklade Wilts Oxonyurgeon Aes Swakeley House Tettenham Middlesex Thomas, Clarke

Bank Stock and Credit Terms Fragment

A fragment references bank stock terms and percentages tied to credits and accounts. It cites per cent figures and a short historical date sequence, indicating financial notes or ledger entries with limited legible detail.

C. Réd Bank L. Ann

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