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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 10, 1792

Page

3

Navy of the Republic shows strong fleet with 102 vessels

The report details naval strength including 21 ships of the line and 18 corvets, plus 24 armed packets and 53 ready ships in ports. It notes provisioning, hemp, cordage, gunpowder deficits, and ongoing harbour works at Cherbourg while forecasting 1793 expenses and funds.

Flanders Holland Brest L‘orient Rochefort Toxo Ordonnateur Cherbourg National Convention Paris Indret Ruelle Forte-Neuve la Mothe Republic Barbary Truguet

Royal Audience And Council Activities In London

Yesterday the King greeted both sexes at St James's and then returned to Kew. A noon Whitehall council, a Treasury meeting, and an Admiralty board at Charing Cross followed, with senior ministers and officials in attendance. Sir John Surowy hosted a farewell India dinner before sailing to Portsmouth aboard the Swallow Packet. gossip about Calonne’s finances was dismissed as unfounded by the press.

Kew Palace St. James’s Gurrprorp Incaiquin W. A. Pitt Secretary of State Whitehall Casrner Board of Treasury Pret Extor Earl of Marwineton Board of Admiralty Chiaring-cross M. de Calonne England Continent Sterfing

Road to Ruin Charms Audiences at Theatre Cavent-Garden

Review notes strong turnout and fresh casting as Miss Griffin debuts in the role of Sophrina. Her performance draws applause despite a few missteps in tone and expression. The play maintains its charm with stylish costumes, spirited acting, and lively crowd reactions.

Pitt and Gallery Grif Sopura Merry Gri Bath Theatre Warren Miss Grif Sophia O’keefe Pontainbleau

Love makes a Man or the Fop's Fortune at Hay-Market

The revived Comedy drew a sizable crowd despite a slow start as Storace and Mrs. Crotch performed in the Cave of Trophonius. Admirable acting from Miss Coutts and the Duke of Beproxp featured in a packed box, with Earl and Lady Gulp rorD and Miss Notts among the audience, along with Mr. Fox and Mrs. ArmsTeaD upstairs.

Storace Mr. Fox Mrs. Armstead

The Settlement of the East India Company's Affairs

The Settlement of the East India Company's Affairs will be one of the first and most important objects that will engross Parliament. The Empress of Russia has possession of Poland and will support a formidable military establishment.

East India Company Russia Poland Prussia Austria France d’Assieny M. de Casarrus Cuarues Bradshaw Petion Cromwell Westminster Hall Robert Cotton Sans Culottes Paris India Allen Constitution Row Battle Bridge Lea Kent New Cross Turnpike Grubstreet

Fraudulent Weale bankruptcy petition debated in Lords

At the Lords Commissioners a petition to supersede the Weale bankruptcy commission is argued. Weale, a rabbi trading in palm and citron branches, is accused of fraudulently obtaining his certificate. Prescott & Co. face scrutiny for financing the commission amid creditor concerns and alleged non trading.

Amicus Curie Weale Cook House of Prescott and Co Messrs. Prescott Samuel Weale Isaac Alexander Alexander and Weale Chapman Isaacs Mordecai Levi RaBar Reynolds Lazarus Wolf Mary Moses Abraham Isaac Jacob A. Filling Martin Reynolds Mansfeld Messrs. Prescott and Co Alwasfeld Conan Fioner Tabernacle Comipilfoner

Petition Filed Against Isaac Alexander by Creditors

This fragment indicates creditors Me fs. Prescott and Co. filed another petition against Isaac Alexander who had a commission taken out six days after Mr. Weale's commission, by the same attorney.

Alexander Fs. Prescott. and.Co Tfaac Mr. Weale

Parliament delays opening due to Bengal caution and war news

Reports note Lady Snore avoiding journey with her husband to Bengal citing danger to a baby in Swantow cabin. Parliament preparations stall needing a gazette proclamation for a forty day notice, with January likely for session start. News cover French unrest, export controls, currency flows, and post robberies while armies near the Rhine face delays and resistance from French forces.

Snore Bengal France Gravesend Calais Grenville Flail Great Britain Warsaw Vienna T M. Catharp Ratisbon Vienna Didérs la ‘Tour Taxis Tichingen Upan Germany Ferdinand Rhine Esterhazy Alsace

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