Incomplete OCR Report of July Financial Meeting
Fragmentary note states a financial matter dated July 17 and mentions a seventh meeting facing obstacles. No clear persons or organizations are readable. content is ambiguous and fragmentary.
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 21, 1799
Page
3
Retreat and fortifications amid Dutch coast battle
English forces under General Dow retreat from Alkmaar after shelling and bombardment, with posts at Schagen and Birkem overrun by French and Russian allied troops. Describes hardships, bread shortages, evacuations, and preparations to reembark while fortifying Texel and Brelder Point. Prisoner letters from Antwerp reveal tense exchange over humane treatment and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude Seuys
Egaiont-op- Zee
Seveh
Strand
Petten
Alkmaar
Birkem
Winkle
Prince Wilciam
Gloucester
Lnes
Schagen
Course
Brelder
Texel
Ship News From Harwich and Nearby Ports
Mariners report wet ADRs at Harwich and the passage of transports toward Wivenhoe and Colchester for wounded troops. Officers Myrks Deaver senior and Lieutenants not yet reached. Major Hurenixion among wounded. Troops concentrated at Petten awaiting directions. Also noted: the Darfet yacht and other ships sailing, and a Queen’s ship dismasted near Chichester harbour with efforts to salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wivenhog
Volchester
Myrks
Daveur
Daveer
Sen
É Liegtenaur
de Heider
Petten
Mystery Frenchman Passes London to Holyhead as King’s Mileager
Ireland dispatch reports a Frenchman calling himself Ze Eire traveling from London to Holyhead and to Dublin as a King’s Messenger, palmed with impudence and ingenuity to avoid expence, arriving last Sunday and eluding discovery. The piece also details reprieves for two 9th Dragoons mutineers after Carlow inhabitants urged mercy. An Baltinglass extract recounts Connor and Doyle murder spree against Neal Doyle, James Hayden, Peter Whelan, and James Doran, with Doran wounded then defending against the assailants. Further, election in Armagh for MP opened with low turnout. Campen Core and Moanyneux each polled five votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
London
Holyhead
9Th Dragoons
Carlow
Baltinglass
Ocober
Michael Connor
Wicklow
Doyle
Neal Doyle
Michael Lalor
Mr. Green
James Hayden
Peter Whelan
James Doran
Saunders Grove Corps
Kildare
Dunlagin
Conner
Monneghan
Doran
Moran
Connor
Monaghan
Baltinglas
Belfast
Armagh
Robert Campen Core
Carer Moanyneux
Death of Mr Mippretor in Westminster Street
Mr Mippretor, the adr, died a few days ago of want in a Westminster street. He had recently been released from confinement for debt and lodged in a wretched gartery, giving himself up to drinking spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mippretor
Adr
Westminster
Admirals and boats capture Dutch gun-boats in Zuyder Zee
London Gazette reports Vice Admiral Mitchell praising captains and crews for gallantry in capture attempts near the Zuyder Zee. Describes Dutch gun-boats seized by Defender and crew, with mention of subsequent actions at Delfzel and battles around West Friesland. Credits officers such as Lieuts. Wyburn Hewell Migginson Gardner and Mr Lane for distinguished conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abstralty
Mitchell
Haan Nepian
Amp Bell
Zivder Zee
Jeterra Cape
Boorder
Utk
Ind Tv
Berhow
Frick Campbell
Op Dart
Enchuyfee
Sia
Lemm
West-Friesland
Wyburntof
Hewel
Migginson
Gardner
Lieut
Norman
Lane
Iron
Wheatly
Travers
Petty
William Bolton
Jas
Evan Nepean
Isis
Winthrop
A. Mitchell Lie
Circe
River Ems
Zuyder Zee
Delfzel
Maughan
Pawle
Fchootery
Lynx
Perseus
Mr. Maughan
Lieut. Buckle
May
Price of Orange
Eheir
James le Barr
May Flower
Aan
Neséan
Guernsey
Kent Volunteers Rally Amid Fears of Regimental Swells
In Kent the volunteer turnout swells as officers fear dispersal into regiments. Northampton men largely enlist for the 2d regiment. A deadly exhaled fever linked to docks along James River prompts dock removals to form a protective arc from the Battery to Coarset's Hook. Lord Eckemont’s fox hounds hunt near Brighton. a hunt covers about 20 miles ending near Bramber Castle. Royalty depart Brighton. bail posted for a gaming-house case. a Tetotum case fined 30s. highwaymen stop Mr. Barrer in a Turnham Green chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Northampton
James’s River
Lord Eckemont
Brighton
Southwick
Erringham
Shoreham-bridge
Bramber-Castlée
Mies
St. James’s Street
Marlborough Street
Middlesex
Marlborough-street
Barrer
Strand
Market Prices and Grain Reports from Essex and Kens
A Corn market notice from Essex and Kens reports large grain supplies, with country buyers keeping prices steady though cold damp samples sell slower. Prices for Wheat, Barley, Oats, Beans, and Malts are listed, with some goods higher in demand and others softer, plus a sensational testimonial for Sprusavey drops claiming cures for a child’s fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Kens
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17Th Foot
G.n. Don
St. Martin's
Inniskillen
Royals
St. Martinfrag
Bisiair
Dow
France
Fae
Baowxnica
Department of the Deux Nether
Antawesp
Antwerp
E. F. Lespinacs
SHIP_NEWS
Plymouth
Darfet
Sir Auex
SenomBercys Knt
Davia
Harbone
Fauteaox
Lisbon
Chichester
Fairy
Camilla
Sncke
Yarmouth
Expres Packet
Dent
Mr. Bastarco
Lord Duncan
Halland
Dover
Deal
Nafza
la Pomane
Younc
Ramésgate Harbour
Ireland
Prom Ras
London Gazette
Minorca
Alcmene
BARR
Sibou
Fouig
Braltare
Ian Ir
Fom
Sean Ogihents
Flesty
Santa Christe del Grao
Amer da Buithe
Cadiz
la Guayra
Nérelindize
Bankkuretes
J. Reichard
J- P -Dahsner
Bank L. An
Lerps
Mins
T. Wright
Sprusavey
C. Garnforth
Leeds
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