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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 18, 1793

Page

3

Essence of Peppermint Sold in Several Regions

The advertisement touts Essence of Peppermint as a fragrant, restorative tonic with claims of reviving appetite and easing gout symptoms. It notes bottles signed by the maker J. Funtper and lists wholesale and retail sellers in London and Edinburgh, with prices per vial and duty included.

I. Juniser Pceus Bowes Leonie Ji Funtper Nothogham John Boley Lis King-street Cheapsdes Newberry New East End St. Paul’s Chirds-Ward Metis Bailey and Lowe Cockpur-street Hotband Hier Edinburgh

Filtering Stones for Health Purposes Sold in London

A London advertises Filtering-Stones by Henderson proprietor of the Uphuststery Warehouse corner Bedford Street Scrand. Stones claimed to purify impure water from rain river or polluted pools removing putrid particles and preventing diseases like scurvy. Listings name agents at Berkley Square Ely Place Piccadilly and Covent Corner for orders and delivery.

Merenderson Wearhhouse Bedford-street Merchardmenty Mr. Henderson Younny Eee Thames Wlaott Senior Haberdather Berkley-Areer Hay - Hil Rich Hater Hofier Ely- Place Mir Harr Piccadilly Henderton Bedford

Indian Captivity Return and Treaty Talks Near Lake Erie

July report from Lexington and Northampton describes Daniel Ketchum’s return from captivity after being captured at Brasheers Creek. He believes Ohio River must be the boundary and warns Commissioners may not return if in Indian power. Two Indians crossing the Ohio near Goose Creek were fired on. one killed. Northampton note adds Niagara talks where deputies from 12 tribes pressed questions about war and boundary terms. Commissioners traveled from Niagara toward Sandusky with Mason Hall council and a deputation seeking peace terms and a fixed Ohio boundary.

Daniel Ketchum Brasheers’ Creek Miami Vilage Detroit Lake Erie Niagara United States Ketchum Ohio River Goose Creek Jefferson Northampton Massachusetts Chapin Sandusky Miami River Oimtoe Mason Hall Savy Simcoe Lower Canada

Erie Treaty Voyage Delayed by Commissioners Arrival

On the 11th, near Erie, observers noted the Commissioners arrived late aboard for the treaty voyage to Sandutky, prompting comments on punctuality during the sailing proceedings.

Erie Erie Ferry Sandutky

Lightning strikes hit nine spots around Fayetteville town

The August report notes lightning has struck in nine locations in Fayetteville and nearby areas over the past two months. In Wilmington, Dr Ferges’s house suffered two lightning hits within five minutes, breaking his pipe near a window but causing no injury.

Fayetteville Wilmington Ferges Dartidge

Prize brig Chalrain seized by governor order

The brig Chalrain of Dublin, captured as a prize to the Carmagnole, arrived here last Saturday and is now seized by order of the governor with soldiers placed aboard.

New York Chalrain Dublin Carmagnole

Sailors in New York Riot Endangers Peace

Reports say a Sunday evening affray in New York between French and English sailors left several wounded. Magistrates intervened to restore order and committed several participants to gaol. Rumors circulate that some injured may have died.

Lalit New York

Gorsas Executed After Revolutionary Trial in Paris

The National Convention member Gorsas, once editor of a scurrilous paper, fled to Rennes after the May decree and led an insurrection against republic indivisibility. He returned to Paris in disguise to visit a bookseller’s wife, was seized, and handed to the Revolutionary Tribunal. He was tried and executed within a day.

National Convention Paris Limoges Gorsas Seine Oife Rotann Rennes L’isle Vilaine Committee of General Safety Revolutionary Tribunal

Mail robbery near Kinross ends with arrests

Late Saturday night a mail coach from the North County to Edinburgh was robbed near Kinross. A number of mail bags, including Inverness and Montrose, were opened and seized. Diligent search recovered all articles. Several suspects, including a woman named Jamieson, were arrested. The Jamiesons and others are described as a tinkers gang known in the country. One suspect’s husband was executed at Linlithgow Bridge over two years ago for a city robbery.

Edinburgh Kinross Inverness Montrose Jamieson Linlithgow Robby Falte Place

Petersburg Manifesto Details Rewards And Reforms

A Petersburg dispatch outlines a Russian imperial manifesto with twenty one articles. It promises silver medals for bravery, lifetime pay for wounded soldiers, and ground rent in Taurien for long service. Deserters are pardoned with conditions, and galley slaves are freed for new colonies. The report notes delays to the Emperor’s pending voyage and the death of Prince Gatuirzin, the envoy extraordinary.

Ostoman Porte Peter the Great Taurien Russia Netherlands Baron Vor Taueurr Count Trautmanspore Brussels Prince Gatuirzin Or-Devant

Austrians seize batteries at Bergzabern and mobilize troops

Francfort dispatch reports Austrian forces capturing several batteries from the French at Bergzabern. General Warmer receives 10,000 reinforcements from the Army of Reserve, with 3,000 Darmfadters en route. October 8 reports from General Wurmger’s army near Wesenbourgh note only minor skirmishes to two days prior.

Bergzabern Warmer Wurmger Wesenbourgh

Siege near Bitche and Mons de Lorraine 179? events

Movements around Bitche Leritach and Sarguemines show French retreat exposing Lorraine. Prussians capture western approaches, with Brunswick’s corps extending from Limberg to Bitche. Reports mention volunteer battalions, civics arrests, and possible French detachments marching toward Duke of Brunswick’s posts despite blocked defiles. Gunfire reported near Frauenburg.

Bitche Sarguemines Lorraine Bytchey Prince of Brunswick Cisembourg Fischbach Prince de Honemone Limberg Sarre Atche Caitlé Frauenburg Duke of

Winter campaign plans and mobilization order

The notice outlines a winter campaign with one hundred thousand onta loons prepared for soldiers against cold weather and ninety thousand recruits to be ready for spring review. It notes upcoming military expenditures for the next period.

Turins Generals Lead March Against French Forces

Turín, Serprumnense, Generals Devins Strafilds and Coll lead columns toward the French under General Merena. Part of our troops advance within six leagues of Nice as corps in Sa voy under Marquiss Cordon and Barca La Jour gains ground daily. The King, despite age, exposes himself to the campaign and urged his soldiers with personal presence after an 8th attack.

Devins Strafilds Coll Merena Nizza Savoy Cordon Barca la Jour

Portuguese Reinforcements Sail for Rousillon Bay of Roses

Lisbon dated 21 reports Portuguese troops under King of Spain sail from Lisbon on the 26th with three ships of the line and two frigates to escort them to the Bay of Roses in Catalonia. The corps numbers about 490 artillery and infantry, led by Marechal de Camp Fornes, with notable volunteers including Prince de Moromorency and Marquis de Nica. The squadron will join the Spanish fleet commanded by Don Juan de Lancara. Portuguese Admiral is Don Pio De Soaza Sarmiento.

Spain Rousiillon Bay of Roses Catalonia Fiem teGooa Neudae Marechal de Camp Fornes Prince de Mon Ro Moraency Duke of

Public office at Bow Street before Mr Adamsington

Peter Campbell was re examined on a felony and piracy charge tied to the Morgan Rattle lugger case in October 1791 off the Isle of Man. The Badger Revenue cutter was engaged, crew wounded, and the lugger reportedly boarded, with mast cut away and valuables taken. Catherine Jones and William Mackay were charged in separate matters and held for trial after witnesses described the alleged robberies and confrontations near Strand and Filey Street.

WM. Adbington Peter Campbell High Seas Badger Revenue Ile of Man Ile of Wight Catherine Jones Barry William Mackay Strand St. Clement’s Church Jones Filex-street Jeff Hur Mackay

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