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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 02, 1797

Page

4

French privateer Jean Bart captured near Portland

A despatch from Admiral Parker reports the capture of the French lugger privateer Jean Bart off Portland after a five hour chase. Also noted are captures of the privateer Tamp and other naval actions. bankruptcy notices and certificates granted for October. Names include Captain Lewis and Lieutenant Thomas Newton with mentions of Evan Nepean and Sir Peter Parker.

Admiralte-Office Lewis Evan Nepean Mor-laix Peter Parker Wessels Portmouth Evan Nepeany Royal Willian Spithead Thomas Newton Cottenanding Felemachus Portland Chebourg Hopewell Younghusband London St. Domingo Portsmouth Appledore Margaretta Campbell Martinico Antigua St. Vincent's L’orient Eidex Stroman Pederson Bayonne St. Matoes Jersey Labelle Jamaica Glategow Carl Pieter Pieterson Storkholm Waterford Eastbourn Prarcepid Chaieurditte North Bergan Bristol Newton Peggys Shields Ocean Harrington Jaaves Fame Margarett Lewtas Fame Coazhey Ranger Hayes Mary Bredie Quebec Emerald Palmer Tron Jamaing Margarétia Arbad West-Indies Adamant Douglas Chatham Greys St. Rodirgo Porala Fiji St. Vincent’s Albion Herberts Tortola Montague Echo Bedford Thomas Byaga North Seas Maetty Telemachus Jean Bart Isle of Wight Downs St. Pentrgo Jeanthe Git Musgrave Fagie Jenny Sarah Lerith Leith James Watson Norg Hull Greenock West Indies Aahigua

Prices and dispatches from London market and war news

The Evening Mail notes stock prices steady at Lloyd’s with a dispatch to Lord Melbourne. It reports Italian war moves, Austrian and French troop actions, and naval redeployments. Royal visits and bread price adjustments headline society life at Ascot, Windsor, and Langley Park.

London Maumrspuny Downey Stotk Calis Buona Barye Italy Ernest Cuatuamnd Warsixcuam Ascot Heath Frogmore’ Gardens Princess of Wares Withoucnay Duchess of Hamilton Horse Guards Cologne Ampassaver Constantinople Frig Dalmatia Bar- Pero Great Britain Russia Black Sta Abania Benia Republic of Ragua Epirus Macedonia Morea Levant French Republic Hungary Mediterranean Pitt Uridewell Bethlerm Ofté Barracresti Prohegru Guiana Buonavarre Hexuser England Nessier Ladys Newson Santa Cruz Lords of the Admiralty Montague Manial Portmouth Joan Kurcur Grean William Sagear William Middleton Caleman John Orrel D. Williams, Esq Whitechapel Colearin Colearin Was Oréved Tov Be the Person Who Hot Serjeant Webb Oace Saggar Towea

Admiral Duncan Fleet Dispatch From Texel Report

Fragmentary notes from an 18th century dispatch describe admiral Duncan’s fleet near Texel. The report mentions actions at sea, captures, and caution over enemy maneuvers with unclear details and garbled phrasing.

Duncan Thie Texel A. Danih Thip Texel

Theatres Review of a Nights Performance at Kane's Theatre

A crowded audience praised Mr Kane in the Charter of Zerd and Led Cekby as well as Swerling Dowtow and Sir Fchn Melville. Critics noted Barrymore’s high performance and Mrs Waccor’s Mrs Heidelberg portrayal. Miss M rere and Miss De Cane drew applause for Fanny and Alf Sterling, while concerns were raised about dancing versus appropriate female deportment.

Kane Tit Kune Led Cekby Parner Wewrrzer Swerling Dowtow Fchn Melville Barrymores Charles Keweng Heidelberg Waccor Fanny 5 Miss de Cane Alf Sterlings

Bristol Theatre flops prompt new stage comedy plans

The Bristol Theatre crowding was light, prompting promoter GQuriex to announce for the first time in Love-gold. Cumsertano plans a new comedy Fall Impressions, read in Covent-Garden Green-room. discussions include political shifts in peerage and military postings in Ireland. A fire in Osborn Street damaged a sugar-house, with losses around 15,000 pounds. Lighthouse news follows of ships captured and recaptured near Plymouth and Portsmouth, plus fleet movements and privateer actions in October.

Gquriex Bristol Love Cumsertano Covent-Garded Jon Earl of Swan Rts Bukedom James Hamiton Donaghadee Westmoreland Packet Daltrymple Ireland England Scotland Herodotus Ibis Maiep Rancue Mall Brands Srackdale Morcau Pikimaine Messrs. Coorr Cox Osborn-street Whitechapel Church Carridge Staford Birmingham

Freemantle ships storeship for Botany Bay voyage

A new two deck storeship named Freemantle built at Met Cupman’s Dock Yard, Rotherhithe, is purchased by the Transport Board and ordered to carry convicts and stores to Botany Bay Settlement. In Surrey a trial opens for 36 prisoners and a wagon of criminals from Surrey Gaol is moved to Portsmouth for transportation to Botany Bay.

Met Cupman Rotherhithe Oer Transport Board Botany Bay Freemantle Trew Surry Kingdon Surcy Aliges Gaal Southwark Portsmouth

Marriage of Robert Smith to Diana Barts at Workington

On Friday last in Workington, Robert Smith of Fenchurch Street wed Diana Barts daughter of John Barns Ef. of that place.

Mteere Ktarried Workington Robert Smith Fenchurch-street Diana Barts John Barns That Place

Deaths of Humphey Webb and John Prite in London area

Brief deaths notice from Wandsworth Surrey reports Mr Humphey Webb dying at his home in his 35th year. A separate item notes Mr John Prite passing away last week in James Street Crosvenor Square.

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Unclear OCR snippet on price list and quantities

Fragmentary text shows currency mentions and item counts with percentages and times, but lacks coherent details. It reads like a price list or catalog note with abbreviations and incomplete numbers, offering no definite event, people, or organizations to anchor a summary.

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