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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 12, 1798

Page

2

Levee and Bankrupts Notices From London Gazette

From London Gazette notices dated Oct 10 and 13, bankruptcies listed for Charles Young of Dover, Robert Is., Henry Cross of Exeter, William Armitage of Leicester, and others with surrender or dividend dates at Guildhall, Holborn, Gray's Inn, and various locations. attorneys named Mefts, FitzhN, and Pople. dividends scheduled for multiple trades including victualler, shopkeeper, coal-fitter, and ironmonger with dates in November.

James Turithiy Charles Young Dover Kents Cosehsmatters Guildhall Friday-sireet Robert Is Exeter Attornies Flathnisn Pringle Ely Place Holborn Henry Cross J. Burnett Kingston Upen Hulls Grocers R. Bakewell Nottingham Hofier John Ells Great Marlow Grocer

Pitt plans tax changes to boost the year's finance

London reports debate over Mr Pitt's forthcoming finance plan detailing tax measures, including potential shift to income based taxation. Notes evasion via false oaths and uncertainties about last year’s tax results. Mentions Brest squadron movements, Irishmen aboard, and possible pursuit to Ireland or Newfoundland. Also cites new baronetcy for Berny and Darby, and remarks on Bouaparte’s Egypt campaigns and Sweden Denmark protests.

Pitt Fabje& Bear Pirr Brest West Indies Newfoundland Paris Irelands BomrArp John Boxtase Warren Redaéeur Constantinople Levant Buonaparte Egypt Ena&s Sweden Denmark France Riou Council of Five Hundred Ja. Brojoun, Frisuca Commons James Marinort Admiralty Willilam Fooxes Holrook

Royal Visit to Weymouth Barracks and Noble Dances

The Royal Family and nobility visited temporary barracks at Weymouth, viewing a pavilion arranged by Col. Paruz of the 3d Dragoons. A country dancing display followed with Princesses and several nobles dancing partners. An elegant supper then entertained the guests before resuming dancing until five, with the event honoring Admiral Newson’s victory. Proceeds benefit widows and orphans of the engagement.

Paruz 3D Regiment of Dragoons Avcusta Cuanens Sonsasers Payne Adm Nexson Admiral Newson

Camperdown Anniversary Celebrations at Warmouth

News from Warmouth October 14 notes the anniversary of the Camperdown victory. Lord Duncan’s flagship displayed colors, with Ruffian Vice-Admiral and merchants in livery. Gorlston Sea Forts fired a salute and a grand dinner was held at the Duke Head with town illumination planned. A court martial aboard Gladiator punished Kerr for unfounded charges with flogging and six months’ imprisonment.

Warmouth Wvstory Camperdown Lord Duncan Kent Gorlston Dusan Dake’ Head Yarnsouth Eveniing Portsmouth Cadiz Packer Bennett Lisbon Gladiator Kerr Zéazer Marthalfea

Theatre Notes and Nelson Victory Celebrations at Sea

The English stage praised Lover’s Vows at Covent Garden for its artful embrace of emotion. Report praises Lord Nelson’s victories, Bath widows fund, and Admiral Parker’s Portsmouth proclamations as naval morale boosts with ships posting extraordinary gazettes and readings aboard.

Covent-Garden

Public Office Street Robberies Lead to Trials

Yesterday James and John Robinson were committed for trial for breaking into Laytonstone Schoolhouse and Wanstead Parish Church, stealing apparel a watch silver buckles surplices and church linen. Fames Meyrick and James Thompson also faced trial for robbery of Jessort and his brother near Laytonstone Lake Pond and Woodford Surgeon Apston near Holly Bush Hill with a metal watch gold chain seals and surgical instruments.

Jonns Floup Wu. Bappre Fames John Robinson Mark Davis Laytonstone Essex Wanstead Fames'Meyrick James Thompson Jessort Lake Pond Manx. Apston Woodford Holly Bush Hill Epping Forest

Public Office at Bow Street Clears Robbery Suspects

John Romaine and Robert Kent faced final examination for robbing Messrs Shum and Co Brewers of iron hoops and goods. Kent confessed and became Crown evidence. Romaine committed for trial. Thomas Brown John Sharman and Thomas Sharman detained from South Mims over suspected footpad robberies. Witnesses linked Sharman to a Wednesday assault near St Albans and Brown’s watch recovered from a cart. The prisoners are remanded for re‑examination.

John Romaine Robert Kent Messrs. Shum and Co Kent Romaine Thomas Brown John Sharman Thomas Sharman South Mims Wm. Atwell Weldon Chipping Barnet Thomas Sharman St. Alban’s Joseph Hart Barnet Brown Vege At

Lincoln's Inn Hall Sittings And Naval exploits Mentioned

The Lord Chancellor schedules sittings at Lincoln's Inn Hall ahead of Michaelmas with dates in Oct and Nov. Lord Nelson, a lieutenant under Sir Peter Parker in the American war, served aboard the Bristol during the Charles Town bombardment. A Beemondsey Volunteer field day impressed spectators with a sham attack and fortification defense, followed by a lavish dinner. A prisoner, Mr. Hastines, escaped from Basilico’s house and remains missing. Seven large porpoises were cast ashore on the Durham coast after a violent storm, with measurements noted for one specimen.

Cuancellor Lincoln’s Inn Hall Lord Nelson Peter Parker Peter Charles Town South Honogary Hastines Basilico Durham Henden Rolund

Dublin News and Rebellion Updates Across Ireland

Ireland dispatches report turmoil from Wicklow to Wexford with rebel raids, military units, and executions. It notes the Jamaica fleet entering Dublin Bay and captures of United Irishmen in Kilkenny and Cork, plus a murder of Captain Hume and city guards’ actions.

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