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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 16, 1799
Page
2
Hamburg Mails Reach London Amid Zurich News
From London dated October 17 reports two Hamburg mails arriving with dispatches from Vienna and Ravenna. Messages describe Swiss turmoil, Suwarow’s army retreat, and Zurich’s fall, with warnings of French aggression. Wickham and Wicknam escaped Zurich minutes before capture. British plans to fortify Helder and Texel ports noted as crucial. Light Infantry Guards reached the Nore before orders were reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wifina Meffenger
Vienna
Bafeit
Meffenger
Witinam
Ravenfurd
Upper
Swabia
Zerich
Suwarrow
Mount St. Gothard
Massena
Zurich
Hotze
Limitat
Bafel
Wick Ham
Saitelland
Scheffhausen
Zuyder Sea
Helder
Texelsland
Guards
Nore
Public delivery of Napier Tanpy and Irish rebels at Hamburg
A private Hamburg letter recounts Napier Tanpy and three companions being moved from prison at three in the morning in four carriages, guarded by Hamburg soldiers, to a guard-house on the river, then placed aboard an English sloop. The British Resident praised for firmness and vigilance in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Hamburgh
Napier Tanpy
Crauruaple
King Attends Levee at St James Palace in Windsor Return
Yesterday the King arrived from Windsor and held a levee at St James s Palace. Bar on Wryererin, Baron Mylius, Lord Keira, Captain Faure, and sheriffs Black All and Frownr were introduced. The Portuguese Ambassador had a long audience with the King before his return to Windsor at five thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
St. James 'S Palace
Baron Wryererin
Wirtemberg
Baron Mylius
Lord Keira
Mediterranean
Busaxeronp
Ireland
Captain Faure
Lord Lavinedon
London
Cabinet and naval appointments amid Union preparations
Late last night Mr Courvorier delivered dispatches from His Royal Highness the Duke of York to Mr Duyvas. A cabinet ministers council in town discussed impending Union business, with Lords Castrareach Cayceton Hopart Crane and others present. Directors at East India House announced captains Roblats on and Henry Mgarston took command for voyages to Bombay and China. Dispatch timings were set for ships to sail mid March and reach the Downs by mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courvorier
Mr. Duyvas
Duke of York
Lord Aucklanp
Lord Castrareach
Lord’ Cayceton
Lord Hopart
Lord Crane
Peiham
Mr. Corry
East India House
Tuo. Roblatson
Cirsacester
Bombay
China
Henry Mgarston
Exeter
Ching
Times of Dispatch
Gravesend
Downs
Wounded officer arrival from the Texel port
Colonel Coorg of the tii Reg of Guards arrived on board Nemesis in a cot, severely wounded and near collapse. Ensign Warately of the rt. Reg. of Guards also landed, both aided to General Sultu's at Walmer. hospital patients swell with amputations as hospitals prepare for influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coorg
Tii Reg
Guacs
Nemesis
Baker
Texel
Waratey
Rt. Reg
Guards
Coone
Sultu
Walmer
Wueartney
Speedweil
Ramsgate
Downs
He'der
Dutch and Baltic War News From The Lisbon to Lifpin Run
Reports detail Col Crauturp leaving to serve as Quarter master General of the British army in Holland. The Duke of Supermanza travels under a false title in Hamburg on return to Stockholm. His Majesty's ships Lancaster and Impregnable with a large convoy sail and arrive at Lisbon as Penelope and other vessels depart. A French corvette seizes the Columbia captain but loses control as a storm breaks. Directors of the India Company praise Lord Clive and General Harris, appointing their kin to Bengal posts. Militia movements in Maldon, Canterbury and Chelmsford. taxation of horses in France. Russian soldiers targeted by French influence agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alkmaar
Medemblick
France
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Zuyder Zee
Haeviem
Sporendam
Pampus
Shat Cy
Utrecht
Bois-le-Duc
Haer Jem Courant
Sert
Srengthen
Fiotilla
Zuyder Ze
Daeadsis
Zuyder Sea
Lockheim
Lemgwich
Saeslem
Twoorn
Mr. Haas
East-India Compans
Admiralty
Frenva Armes
Col. Crauturp
Prince Duarves
Holland
Duke of Supermanza
Count de L’afa
Hamburgh
Stockholm
Prince of Hales Packer
Falmouth
Lisbon
Lancaster
Roger Curtis
W.S.W
Céaran
England
Ml Getty
Peselape
Buackwoop
Diement
Diasy
Gorzen
Gibraltar
Oporto
Lifpin
Penelope
Duckwoath
Gbraltar
Prince of Wales
Milli Maries
Duff
Orabelle
Draper
Bevin
Grenville
Marquis
Count de la Rivier
Metire
Wilkes
Puicerps
Robinson
Broare
Evan-Gelist
Columbia
Downs
Wimington
London
The
India Company
Lord Clive
Harris
Bengal
Lincoln
Maldon
Chelmsford Barracks
Ross
AQC
Canterbury
Gloucester
West Essex
Szdard Yth
Republic
Directory
Athenm Anc
D’hexsann
Duke of York
Repubic
Ship News Summary From Portsmouth and Dover
A chaotic ship news update reports arrivals and movements around Portsmouth and Hull ports. Vessels including The Refulotde Noel and The Sparke Sparks are noted near London and Texel routes. Wrecks, captures, and diversions are listed alongside officer casualties and naval arrivals with vessels like St Fiorenze Cormorast and Harpy Facoon.
Drury Lane Theatre violence case before magistrate
James Cappng is charged with wounding a man and wife and a woman in Drury Lane Gallery after a quarrel in the Drury Lane Theatre area. The prisoner denies the charge saying he worked transporting horses for the army. The magistrate remanded him to Westminster sessions after binding over the Crown for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cappng
Derian
Robert Billings
Drury-Lane
Anderson Yard
Torhillfields Bridewell
Fort George Barrack Mastership and London Trials
Lieutenant-Colonel L. M. Leay of the late 4th Fencibles is appointed Barrack Master of Fort George. The government grants the theologians a moderate relief of about 60,000 francs. Reports from Madras note a daring burglary at the house of Hon. Mr. Bruce’s Dewan with valuables stolen. Hamburgh experiences a devastating tornado. A baker is fined for adulterated bread and another for selling underweight loaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M.leay
Fort George
Benne
Ferling
Madras
Floughly
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Urk
Ems
Overyfsel
Harlingen
Staverén
Lemmer
Campe
Zwoll
van Beyma
Hague
Gorcum
Briil
Goree
Gouda
Finland
Gennemuyden
Swarte
Ocober
Ship News
Refulotde
Noel
Newforhand
Sydney
Eins Pd of
Sparke
Sparks
Happy Cheneé
Portsmouth
Liffon
Jr N
Landes
Operto &S
Plymouth
Seatorth
Phelan
New-York
Barbadoes
Barbade
St. Forenze
Cormorast
Weymouth
Haerkm
Cowes
Charan
Hull
Martin
Marcae
Baltic
Finent
Hente
Eifingur
Deal
Harpy
Facoon
Tormey
Alfo
Nemes
LaPextone
Hailand
Cooxy
Col
Surrs
26Th Regiment
Wheaty
Coldstreams
Rowes
Navy
Public
Bow-Street
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