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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 04, 1799

Page

4

Projected attack on enemy lines in Volland described

Postscript notes stocks at one oclock and reports 3 per cent. Confols 6 and Omnium 8. Hamburgh Mail overdue. No advices on the Wop Friegeland assault due to heavy rains hindering artillery transport. Duke of York HQ letters dated last month speak of large forces embarked to join Miteller's flotilla for a diversion on the Zayzer Sea coast. London intelligence remains sanguine but warns of losses. The army is ready to storm entrenchments, while acknowledging expected casualties in a pivotal Volland operation.

Wop Friegeland Duke of York Miteller Zayzer Sea London Beeing Dlimcer Volland

British Squadron Aims at Goree and Helvoet, Reports Say

A circulated report claims Paussia offers help for Stadtholder restoration. A Yarmouth squadron under Vice Admiral Drexson supposedly targets Goree and Over Flack on the Dutch coast and five Batavian ships at Helvoet, with one commander ready to surrender to British forces. Additional dispatches note Jamaica Fleet homeward bound, Parvx to Halifix, and Brest approaches.

Paussia Perfons Berlin Yarmouth Drexsox Goree Flack Helvcetiluus Admiralty Office Jamaica Downs William Parxze Halifex Ksarts Brest Axperson Hay Holland M‘kerris Duke of

Royal Visit and Militia Review at Weymouth Castle

His Majesty rode from Wyke Sands to Weymouth Castle where the Shropshire Regiment of Militia led by Earl Powis was reviewed by the King and Queen. The Royal Family then dined in marquees with sixty nobles, and dances followed until six in the evening.

Wyke Sandsy Weymouth Shropshire Regiment of Militia Earl Powis Roya Earl Fows Daen St. Fiorenzo

Soldiers courted to serve in Holland amid regimental refusals

War Office letters ask Fencible regiments to volunteer for Holland. Hampshire Cavalry leader Col Everett reports majority pledge, but 31 decline, 11 remain in ranks. Meanwhile Indian front details inland and on ships include Vizier Axi forces near Bhitwal, Princess Mary dispatches, and fleet movements from Madras to Bengal.

Duke of York War Office Holland Everett Hampshire Fencible Cavalry Brighton Wa. Fawcerrt Lucknow Axi Bhitwal Gorrockpour Mary India House Bengal St. Helena Mornington Madras Bombay Su Fork Mangalore India Suffolk Fox Red Sea Branker Duarxe China Cooxy la Sydille la Fare Bombay Gazette Directory Paris Siberia Liverpool Jamaica

Rebels surrender in Mayo as Dublin reports arrests near Stephen's Green

A Dublin letter says rebels Jordan and Gana surrendered to General Treacy in Mayo, with 15,000 followers to be subdued. Five persons charged with rebellion were seized in a brewery near Stephen's Green, all from Wexford. A large cache of pikes was found in Mary's Abbey hidden in a coffin.

County Mayo Jordan Gana Connemara Treacy A&s Stephen’s Green Wexford Nicholas Synnot Dempsey Killnow Barry Ballina Connor Glanavick

Essex Agricultural Society dinner postponed clue to accident

A Essex agricultural society event at Shire Hall Chelmsford was postponed as Mr Morris and other officials prepared for the annual mayoral poll. The vote showed Morris with a 25 majority over Rees, and Williams and Davies were named Sheriffs for the coming year amid other civic appointments.

Roth Fox Essex Agricultural Society Morris Mr. Rees Ene Waro Williams George Davies Gen's Jonny George Puituips jJoun Morcan Natuanxiet Morcan Tuo- Mas Brome Davia Joan Epwarps Joan Brow Fgs Puttices Danren WilLiams Constantinople Aboukir View Prénen Stersburgh Department of L’oise Sesfion House Clerkenwell Gongtnor House of Correction Cold-bath-fields Fane Gibbs Justice Old Bailey Pallmal Chelsea Sher St. James's Watch -House

Privateers and ship news from the coast and ports

Reports of Jersey privateers capturing and recapturing vessels off Guernsey and Jersey shores. Several ships are condemned or brought into port, including the Paciencia and Concordia, with cargoes seized or vessel libe rated. Also notes arrivals at Portsmouth Plymouth Deal and ashore vessels near Bootle Bay.

Tartar Jersey Wit’ Gaxchraner Wifo Nas Feng N. S. de la Aurorz Peters Spain Hambro Guernsey Railigar London Gibaltar Concordia Tripoli Jannet Pegey Scotland Liverpool Bootle Bay Warman Palermo Wa Tstable

Canterbury Hop Picking Outlook Shrinks Yields

Canterbury reports harvest delays from bad weather while hop crops look to average about 300 pounds per acre. A recent sale saw new packets bring 12s 12s and a prime sample reach 19 135, but overall trading remained dull with few buyers or sellers.

Canterbury

Fall in sugar prices and market notes from the era

A late nineteenth century market summary notes a forty percent drop in Sucags over the last fortnight with sugars selling from 85s to about gas per Cwr. It cites foreign competition after a sugar drawback removal and reports on American vessels arriving with West India produce. The piece also describes damages from heavy rains, a Brighton barracks wall collapse and fires in Hadley and Brook Street, plus a surge of forged Bank Notes with crude watermarks signed by C Jecks and W George dating to February 16, 179%.

Adée West India Brighton Hampshire Fencib'e Hadcarce Syer Hadley Abh B. Cazaly C. Jecks W. George

Spilsbury Antiferbatic Drops Advertised at Soho Square Dispensary

An 18th century sale notice touts Fras Spilsbury s Antiferbatic Drops as a cure for scurvy gout rheumatism and nervous disorders. It warns against counterfeits and notes the new edition of Spilsbury s Treatise of the Scurvy and related remedies sold at No 1 Soho Square with a Guinea advice fee, waived for the poor.

Srriszury Spilsbury Soho Square

Painting by J Walter and publishers in Blackfriars office

Fragmentary notice cites Lonnon Painted by J Walter and J Walter with publication by J Bosser Salisbury-square at the Office in Blackfriars. Indicates communications for the papers to be sent to the Printergy.

Lonnon J. Walter J Walter Howes-Squant Alackfriars J. Bosser Salisbury-square Blackfriars

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