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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 05, 1791
Page
4
Royal Court Days and Incoming Dispatches from Weymouth
A digest of letters and papers arriving from India and Lisbon, with plans for public court days at St James's Palace after the Royal Family's Weymouth visit. Notes on travels of the Earl of Mornington, Lord Grenville, the Spanish ambassador, and others, plus military and political commentary on India and Calicut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Weymouth
St. James’s Palace
Leeward Islands
Falmouth
Westmoreland
Lisbon
Dunvas
Melville Castle
Edinburgh
Rose
Fawkener
Earl of Mornington
Lord Gren- Ville
Marquis of
Buckinellam
Stowe
Bucks
Ampassador
Lord Palmerston
Winchester
Mr. Prry
Dunpas
Wimbledon
Nepeany
Duchess of Gorpon
Susan Gorvon
Gordon Castle Banffshire
London
Lord Lowspare
Whitehaven
Northumberland Holte
Duke
Duchess of York
Percy
Portugal
Paussia
York
Bey
Mascara
Cornwalls
Trrro Sars
Aparr
Tippoo
Micloup
Tripao
Britain
EAST INDIA INTELLIGENCE REPORTS CIVIL MISTREATMENT AND DEADLY INCIDENTS
Yesterday morning packets from Bombay arrived at the India House via the Biiza reporting the confirmed death of Colonel Frepueri¢xs and that Major Sartorious assumes command. Letters from Colonel Stuart, captured by Sicques near AnopsHusr, claim civility toward him and promise his release with clothes and provisions sent. One chief, Goraus Sine, pledges to aid his freedom. his pistols and weaponry are said to be returned as a prelude to release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Biiza
India House
Cuarres
Goraus Sine
Rumors and corrections amid East Indies and Europe dispatches
The piece debates claims of Seringapatam's fall and Chingleput retake while denying violent garrison reports. It notes Manila fire losses near 120000 pounds, a Holland State loan, Tippoo’s costs, travel writer Forster’s death, and assorted dignitary honors and accidents in Ireland and Europe.
Haymarket Theatre Ladies Access Hint Sparks Box Debate
A reader proposes restricting ladies from free access to front boxes at the Haymarket Theatre. Two box tiers plus gallery would place women in separate areas to avoid disturbing the audience. The writer argues such limits would keep patronage and restore families driven to the pit, suggesting managers should heed the suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket
Vacant Ribbands and Orders of Merit Yet to Be Filled
The Minister’s four vacant Places of Honour include three Military Order of the Bath awards and one for the late Marquis of Cranxarharn of the United Order of St Patrick, plus the 12th Dragoons vacancy after General Parker’s death. Appointments likely after the King’s Weymouth return. Jersey letters praise the Commissioners for thorough inquiry and readiness for July trial on slanders. Brittol Commissioners approve widening Saltford Hill road after recent fatality to Lewis and Stone and dismiss the road Surveyor for neglect. Parliament acts must be enforced, Gamson’s stage coach passenger limit act criticized as weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Order of the Bath
Marquis of Cranxarharn
Order of St. Patrick
Brittol
Saltford-hill
Lewis and Stone
Gamson
Cheltenham housing project and Cambridge misfortunes
A report notes 64 new houses planned at Cheltenham to be built within two years. It also covers a Cambridge woman killed by a horse, a suicide by poison in Jesus Lane, thefts in New Burlington Street and Marylebone, a drowning near Kidderminster, a infanticide case in Shropshire, and assorted robberies and a custody for trial in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersr
Cheltenham
Devonshire
Cambridge
Jesus Lane
King
New Burlington-street
Crellet
Mary-le-bone
Short
Carey-street
Rogers
Kidderminster
Staffordshire and Worcestershire
Falling Sands
Stourport
Boninghall Lane
Albrighton
Shropshire
Sir Lawrence Cox
Litchfield-street
Dr. Wallace
Oxford-street
Eizabeth
Gloucester
John Goodman
Goodman
Star and Garter
Cecil-court
Coal Trade Stagnation Forces Keelmen Back Pay Row
Advices say Keelmen stopped work to demand wage advances. The stoppage spreads to other colliery workers, causing business stagnation for two weeks as coal supply drops. London imports remain high at 69 000 chaldrons above last year, but relief depends on new agreements before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The Loop Hannah Foundered Off Whitby Harbour
The Loop Hannah, Peter Gardiner master from Sunderland, foundered near Whitby Harbour and two men on board were drowned. the wreck shows signs of fire. The Alexander, Shaw master from Jamaica to London, returned to Jamaica in distress after leaving her rudder on rocks near Navarra. The Joseph and Mary, Gowan master from Berwick to the Baltic, is on shore on the Jutland coast with crew saved. The Elizabeth, Dale master from Archangel to Bristol, seen off North Cape dismasted with no one aboard. The Aquilon frigate and Fury sloop under Captains Stopford and Paget sailed from Spithead for the Mediterranean. The ships Johanna, Maria, and St Gentile were at Madras when Warren Hastings left. the last cargo partially discharged in a gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Peter Gardiner
Sunderland
Whitby
Alexander
Shaw
Jamaica
London
Navarra
Joseph and Mary
Gowan
Berwick
Baltic
Jutland
Elizabeth
Dale
Archangel
Bristol
North Cape
Aquilon
Stopford
Paget
Spithead
Mediterranean
Johanna
Maria
St. Gentile
Madras
Warren Hastings
Ship News Arrivals From October 6 To 7
Shipping news lists arrivals at Quebec Halifax Parkgate and other ports with vessels from London Petersburgh Archangel Jamaica Virginia and Jamaica. winds strong at Weymouth and Scarborough. several ships sailed for the River and Americas. noted ships include Admiral Parker Yeldham General Wolfe Arethusa Nimble and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otober
Quebec
Admiral Parker
Atkinsony
Liverpool
Halifax
Carleton
Rollis
London
Parkgate
Jane
Roberts
Petersburgh
Riga
Yeldham
Cubertson
Whitby
Arnold Polly
Fraser
Archangel
St. Laurence
Wolfe
Kipping
Wilfantola
Petersburg
Saint Peter
Patton
Lisbon
Hal
Ranger
Cockburn
Charante
Chatham
Ciger
Gibson
Offend
Bristol
Salter
Sands
Barbadees
Marquis of Worcester
Shilstoe
Druid
Henderson
Jarmaica
Lancaster
Rawlinson
Hart
Grenads
Downs
Neptune
Trevham
Amiaica
Dover
Vigilant
Thompson
Julius Cafar
Haye
Commerce
Warren
Fran
Thornton
Trew
Grenada
New Albion
Edmonds
St. Vincent's
Britannia
Fleming
Virginia
Portsmouth
Welton
Burcham
Oror
Peggy
Allardyce
New York
Princess Mary
Davis
Jamaica
Weytmouth
Friends
Levermore
St. Kites
Wiliam
Elizabeth
Goodwin
Somerset
Marshall
Thorp
Favourite
Fitzhenry
Stephen
Buonday
Camilla
Evgle
Richars
North Carolina
Princess Royal
Pierce
Oporto
Nimble
Shuttleworth
Scarborough
Blessing
Hodgson
Arethusa
Dodds
Ise of
Wight
George
Robb
Venice
Dear
Pomona
Hastings
Earl Firewilliam
India
Judinian
China
Aid
Mackenzie
Tresham
Hero
Dalton
Jané
Fairchild
William
Mary
Leonard
Maryland
Cynthia
Sparke
Carthagena
P. Kaunuts
John
Seymour
Bermuda
Marriage notices from Exeter and Bedfordshire era list unions
Yesterday David Ellis a Scotch valleys manufacturer in Longacre wed Mills Anderson of Bedfordbury. John Fofer of Green Hamerton and Mills Marget Place, daughter of the late Thomas Place, wed at Exeter. William Pigot M D married Miss Doubleday, daughter of Robert Doubleday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ellis
Longacre
Mills Anderson
Bedfordbury
Bedford
John Fofer
Mills ‘Marget Place
Thomas Place
Green
Hamerton
Yorkshire
Exeter
William Pigot
Miss Doubleday
Robert Doubleday
Died and Market Notes From Fulham to Soho Trade
Died Monday at Fulham after a lingering illness Miss B Williams youngest daughter of J Willyams Esquire of Plas Tow Essex and niece of Sir John Dinely Bart At Bermondsey Square aged 73 William Malouine one of His Majesty s Peace officers for Surrey died Sunday at his house in 5th-Freet Soho John Hodges surgeon Corn Exchange October 3 Our wheat supply today was large yet prices fluctuated as buyers bid up principal runs to 473 6d and gas per quarter Barley scarce fresh samples sold Friday at 3 5d and today 31s price may bring more supply but few buyers of malt Prices for rye oats pease and other grains ranged with modest shifts New tick beans cheaper Other goods showed little change Stock prices for bank stock confounds Navy 4 per cent India stocks and related securities listed with varying figures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cornwallis
Seringapatam
Chingleput
Jritih
Chinnaballaboram
King of
Convict
Warren Hastings
Earl Fitzwilliam
Portsmouth
East Indies
Tarroo
Loso
Calcutta
Earl Fitzwittram
Manilla
Bengal
Britain
Spain
Buteu East Indria Company
Holland West
Vrietland
India
Tippoo
Grorce Forster
Carcutta
London
Nagpour
Kasamire
England
ArGhanistan
Prisia
Cassia
Darwar
Limerick
Ireland
Mircaext
Firen
Aids de Camp
Ossory
Lord Delvin
Col. Crappoer
Marcus Beresroxp
William Merk
Henry Gore San Key
Dublin
Benjjamin Gavit
Joun Norton
Baron Hamilton
Earl of Belfast
Doncaster
Fisherwick Park
M. d’Escars
Count d’Artois
Stockholm
Pilnitz
Berlin
Stralsund
Yiftadt
Fulham
B. Willyams
J. Willyams
Plastow
Essex
Sir John Dinely
Bermmondley Square
William Maloun
Surry
Fyith-Freet
Soho
John Hodges
Corn Exchange
Mali
Burley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Feroxasan
Calicut
Frrokapap
East India Intelligence
HAY Market Theatre
Ship News
Bank Sroex
Flanders
Holland
West India
Waterford
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