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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 26, 1792

Page

2

Bankrupts listed for surrender at Guildhall and Warrington

A London Gazette style notice lists multiple bankrupts with surrender dates and venues. Entries include John Young of Silw Marker Suffolk grocer, James Hewit of Friday-street warehouseman, Richard Boardman of Bradley Hall Lancashire dealer, and others with sittings at Guildhall Warrington Manchester and Kingston. Names, trades, and surrender timelines appear alongside attorney details and London venues.

John Young Silw Marker Suffok Grocer Elexen Chancery Lane James Hewit Friday-street London Lo Furniem Guildhall Davies Lothbury Cee Richard Boardman Bradley Hall Burtopwood Lancashire the George Warrington Wiliam Maire Richard Bavensdae Hand Gourt Holborn Vidueller Arten Boutflower Court Gray’s Inn William Shawcrdfs Matthew Shawcross Brinington Cheshire Spencer's Tavern Manchester Charles Ryland Limehouse Daniel Bumpstead Bishopsgate-street Without Greevr Phoms Oulton Salford Fuftian Heddon Court Swallow- Fredy St. James's Westminster Conan Robert Crowther Thomas Paton Norris Stephen Sagar York James Rondeau Savage Gardens Cornfaétor John Collins George Milne Cheapside Siren Drapers Mormai’ M‘leod Jamaica

Ambassadors and disturbances crown London dispatches

London reports arrivals of Archduchess of the Netherlands and Duke of Saxe Teschen near Bonn with Archduke Charles, while Vienna preparations proceed. London Mayor disperses a Debating Club meeting at King's Arms, Cornhill, amid public disorder. Lord Grenville issues a letter directing magistrates to suppress seditions, and British ports face grain export restrictions with plans to curb shipments to France, cited as preserving national credit.

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French Army Movements Near Louvain Activation

A verbose reportage describes Merville and Dumourier moving to attack Austrian positions near Louvain with French support from Valence's column. Namur capitulation, Antwerp disturbances, and Brussels politics unfold as Dumourier advances, while Belgian civic factions install provisional representatives and declare Liberty and Equality.

Berlin War News and French Movements Across Germany

In Berlin and German theatres of war, rapid troop movements unfold with French detachments entering Frankfurt and other forts, Prussian divisions pressing from Limbourg to Treves, and Austrian forces poised for Treves. Emigrants suffer hardship on the mountains as Swiss and Geneva ties reflect shifting fortunes amid winter campaigns.

Germany Frankfort Friedberg Empire Electorate of Treves Kalckfein Limbourg Lallen Cuflixe Meizi Treves Coblentz Briffels Geneva France Bilingis

Wednesday Morning: Royal News From Across the Sea

A garbled morning report cites travels of nobles to King’s Beach, a three hour chase near Afotricegioud, and updates on the Duke and Duchess of Hamilton. It notes parliamentary timing, a contradicted note about the new French Republic, and naval movements including Sebel navigation openings. Danish loan to St Croix is mentioned along with other European affairs and a boxing match near Datchet. Robberies in Brompton and Fleet Street are described, with suspects and examinations in custody.

Monsséee Cuestertiérp King’s Beagh-bal Haminton Scotland Trish Duke of Sudermania Republic of France Swepkwe LanotroonwayeHas al Paris Whitch Cragence Prince George Denmark St. Croix I M. Neckar Lincuet M. Sexvan Grenoble Bara Devonshire Brabant Warsaw Royal Regiment of Artillery Woolwich Barracks the Ordnance Tower Cardiganthire Carmarthenthiré Aberytwith Buckinghamshire offDatchet-bridge Edwards Brompton Charlotte Davis Othéns

The Advantages of Female Freedom in Various Climes

The text argues that female freedom is valued differently by cultures, noting the appeal of a wife’s charm and decorum. It contrasts French, Spanish, Italian, German, and Anglo views on marriage, virtue, and passion, suggesting that wives’ status and domestic roles shape happiness and social expectations.

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