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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 14, 1793

Page

1

Public notice of inn improvement and coach services in Manchester

The notice proclaims the Lower Inn in Manchester recently fitted for public use by Mr Patterson and offers hire of two audio horses and coaches. It lists daily bolt coaches to London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds, and Lancaster. Also promoted is THOMP ENER essence of peppermint with testimonials and sale details across multiple shops and cities.

Ighard DEXON Tov Mather-dreadane Manchester Patterson London Birmingham Liverpool Leeds Lancaster

Local Misfortune in Chester Leaves Puss Rescued

In Chester on Monday morning a dog pursued a cat through main streets to Bridge-street where the creature leaped into the Dee near the mills. The cat was captured with difficulty and is now a prisoner under a gentleman of the city.

Battle near Bitche shifts Lorraine to Prussian control

Rae Te Means one crane rigel and ground evenness saved the enemy during their flight with about 200 losses. On the morning of the 30th the victory yields fruit as the enemy left their camp near Bitche and retreated through Rohbach toward Sargueimins, leaving the region around Bitche in Prussian hands.

Bitche Rohbach Sargueimins Lorrain

Military Promotion and Honored Officers Named

A sweeping military promotion list announces immediate advancement of General and Field Officers. The revival of the rank of Fisxp Mone ita c is proposed for three eldest Generals, with a long roster of Lieutenant Generals to be promoted, including Sir Henry Clinton and Lord Dorchester. Also noted is the transfer of commissions before 1783 making all early majors colonels, while Captain Store and Grey become majors and Lt Col Francis Dunphas attaches to the King as Colonel. The piece concludes with the removal of the Hon. Joan St. Joan’s remains to the family vault in Wiltshire.

Lord ‘Eicénrck Storé Grey Francis Dunphas Aid.du Camp Joan St. Joan Parkfreet Lydiard Wiltshire

Fire alarm during worship near Edinburgh prison

Yesterday afternoon at Divine service time an alarm from the risen caused fear for the prison and inmates. The Lord Provost, Magistrates, two officers, and City Guard surrounded the house and searched the prison. They found the disturbance originated with a Glasgow street robber recently brought in, who attempted an escape amid the commotion.

Edinburgh Clarm Glasgow

Trial of Monnay lat-Bewis LamBeat at Wexford

Dublin reports LamBeat faced trial on an indictment with an accessory before the fact charge. The court refused a defense request to withdraw a prior payment and instructed the Petit Jury after a long session. The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.

Dublin Monnay Wexford Lotus Frands Juary

Capt Fayrers Led Five In Ed From Oom

An unclear fragment mentions Capt Fayrers and five ined ste joann, with garbled surrounding text implying a historical note. The readable items suggest a military or maritime context but lack concrete details, names, dates, or places to form a confident card.

Mecore Fayrers Bez Gael Ig Oom Joann

Smugglers' haul seized near Harwich on Suffolk Coast

Yesterday the Curront House warehouse received 16% casks of spirits captured from smugglers along the Suffolk Coast. Captain Saunpers commanded the Liberty cutter in the operation.

Curront House Suffolk Saunpers

Sussex and Nottingham Fairs Report Market Prices

At Lewes Cliff Sussex fair wethers sold from 18s to 25s, ewes to 21s 6d, best lambs 12s to 16s 6d, but fat stock remained weak. Nottingham goose fair saw cheese rise to 45s 6d per cwt as quick selling occurred. Butter quoted 42s to 43s per firkin, with meal prices noted. Eastbourne fair reported brisk demand with 7000 head sold. wethers 28s to 7gs, ewes 14s to 76s, lambs 7s to 13s. Steyning fair featured large horned cattle but prices fell. Hops shortage noted, prices high, several hops and cheese prices listed. Overall fairs show weak sale of sheep and cattle, strong hop shortage affecting trade.

Lewes Cliff Fair Sussex Nottingham Bury Fair East-Bourné Steyning Fair Dorchester Appleshaw Hampshire Wiltshire Kent Crandall- and -Alton

Prussian Army drives French from Hornbach position

report details His Majesty King of Prussia coordinating a successful assault aimed at dislodging French forces from Sarra positions. Gen Count de Karxreurn led reconnaissance at Weitzbach and Bagatelle, forcing retreat toward Fran chiberp. Prince Hanry Lowe moved to block retreat and join Duke of Bruns wicki, prompting French abandonment of camp near Hornbach and their stronghold at Bitche.

Prussia Sarra Bitche Count de Karxreurn Weitzbach Bagatelle Bliefcastel Franchiberp Hanry Lowe Deux Ponts Mieder+Auerbach Furifet Kiner Schwarzenaker Bierbach Laufkirchen Bliefpattel Bliefe Beckweiler Agar Hornbach Duke of Brunswicki Metz Hravet Betkweilerp Weiler Horpback Schweigen Galgngl.de Cooufar

Combined Armies Before Maubege in October Action

Reports from Pont sur Sambre detail Lieutenant Field Marshal Count de Latour directing operations to dislodge French forces from Machine aux Armes forest and attack Rowftes village. French posts at Cerfontaine repelled with heavy artillery support under Wachtenberg and Davidowich. A 100-strong cavalry raid near Maubeuge failed, with one officer captured, identified as the ex post commissioner who arrested the king at Varennes. Subsequent actions on October 4 saw our chaffeurs repelling 300 infantry and 50 cavalry at Coutiche, aided by Esterhazy hussars and Breclmilly troops. French casualties included thirty infantry killed, two dragoons captured, five horses taken, and several wounded.

Pont Sur Sambre Marshial Count de Latour Machine Aux Wachtenberg Davidowich Fincke Lowinberg Maubeuge Grand Camp Parda Oi-Devant Ste. Menehouldt Varennes Otto Coutiche Marshall Andraschy Hussars Esterh Capitan Andraschy Af Esterhazy Dobay Baron de Weukheim Marcus Cafeleg Bochainge Soctoberg Inced Schwarzenberg Cateley

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