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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 26, 1792

Page

3

Savoy Invasion Sparks French Offensive War Fears

Turín dispatches report a French troop surge into Savoy on September 22 as efforts to enforce a Treaty of Alliance with Switzerland unfold. Sardinian forces, dispersed for internal policing, withdraw to Tarantaise and Maurienne, while Marseilles hosts French ships and transports amid rumors of bombardment of Naples.

Savoy Montmeillan Chamberry Thonon Annecy Carouge Ling Sardinia Tarantaise Maurienne France Marseilles Naples Brest Hyeres

London Gazette October 27 1792 financial and surrender notices

Computed returns show 563 12d per hundred weight for imports into Great Britain. Surrenders listed for Pacey at Guildhall and others at various inns in Yorkshire and Lancashire with attorney details. Dividends scheduled for multiple merchants in Liverpool, Huddersfield, Blackburn, Bristol, and London. Certificates to be granted by Nov 17 for Isaac Joseph, Benjamin Lyons, Joan Treeve.

Great Britain Thomas Pacey Church-street Sykes Newinn John North Liversedge Birffall Yorkshire Stafford Arms Wakefield Manard Saildie Dewsbury Battye Dyer's Buildings Iunborn Peter John Minvielle Liverpool Star and Garter Paradise-street Thomas Pearson Filkemercer Galden Lion Dale-street Thomas Bradley Almondbury White Swan Huddersfield Thomas Wright Burnley Lancashire Drapers New Black Bu'l Blackburn Lancare Thomas Clare St. Philip and Jacob Gloucestershire White Lion Broadstreet Bristol James Shepley Wandsworth Surrey Guildhall Robert Byres Charter-house-square William Bothman King-ftreet Westminster Isaac Joseph and Benjamin Lyons Duke’s Place Joan Treeve Penryn Cornwall

Royal Levee and Council at St James's Amid Windsor Plan

Yesterday in London the Kine left Buckingham House for St James's for a Levee, followed by a Council attended by Pitt and other ministers. The King then moved to Windsor Lodge while the Queen and Princesses traveled noon. Earl Pouter became Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum for Somerset. Princess Augusta's birthday ball is planned at Windsor Lodge on the 8th. Brussels reports fear more from revolt than French attack as Continental unrest grows after setbacks in Brabant and Flanders.

Buckingham House St. James's Mr. Pitt Duke of Montrose Lord Grenvitte Lord Curer Baron Eyre Windsor Louge Earl Pouter St. James’s Somerset Earl of Guildford Augusta Windsor Lodge Brussels Brabant Flanders Comatnep

Brussels Battle Reports and Diplomatic Tension Rise

The Oct 23 dispatch from Brussels details a French defeat of a body intended to harass Prince Hohenlohe’s army, with hundreds killed or captured and cannons seized. It notes Vienna fears, Austrian and Prussian repositioning, and Brussels preparations as French invasion rumors circulate, including Emigrants pouring in and Archduke Dauphin’s movements toward Tournay and Mons.

Duke of Brunswick Dumeaurier Frederick Brunswick Europe Vienna House of Austria Russia Poland Rhine Prussia Austria France Meflis de Spielman Rollenbach Elector Palatine Manheim Frankfort Luxembourg Prince Hoventons Coblentz Clarfayt Ardennes Low Countries Brassels Tournay Mons Valenciennes Quevigin M. Clairfait Duke of Saxz ‘Teschen Brussels Archdike Duaries Jaft Ruremonde Flanders Polacres

Escape from Citadel of Anvers by six French officers

Six French officers who fled with Mua Fayette were once confined in the Citadel of Anvers. Three of them have now managed to escape, successfully eluding captivity and returning to freedom.

M Ua Fayette Anvers

Covent-Garben Opera Justin Second Time At The Theatre

An 18th century review recounts Covent-Garben’s benefit performance of Justin. Cast includes Mrs Mantyr Sir Solomon Oddiy Mr. Quick Commodore Larbotd Mr. Wilson Gap Melville Mr. Increpow also Miss DaHL Maria Blanchard Lady Oddly Judith and Augusta heroine in love with Melville. Plot centers on retirement writer Oddly, Augusta's gala, elopement, and a second intrigue. Music by Carter with praised airs.

Solomon Oddiy Quick Commodore Larbotd Mr. Wilson Gap Melville Increpowa Camomile Fawcett Sre Munpew Birney O'Lifty Jonnstone LeBriz Farley Augusta Miss Dahl Maria Blanchard Augusta Melville Stave Fuhth O’lifey Jonnstone Carter

The Caged Bird's Freedom in a Grim Lament

Air echoes of BLANCHARD lamenting betrayal and loss as a wily serpent claims a nymph. The verse depicts a doomed love entangled with betrayal and death, portraying a fatal sting amid bridal beauty and entangled passions.

First Landing of Colomaus Comedy at Covent Garden Theatre

A new comedy preparing for representation at Covent Garden Theatre centers on the First Landing of Colomaus in America. The piece follows a boy named Young Sippons under a strict maternal and paternal tutelage, promising lively stage fare and domestic humor.

Sippons Covent-garden Colomaus America Ruth Earl ForzntLitam Patie Sheffield States General Holland Hort Hythe Geneva Mr. Solly Saint Mary Axe

Ward and Stanyard Fight at Colnbrook for 100 Guineas

The Birmingham man Ward and Stanyard battled at Colnbrook on a Saturday for 100 guineas as magistrates banned Lanpley bout. After thirteen minutes Stanyard quit, his jaw shattered and Ward showed better form though judged by many as equal in strength. Witnesses included Harvey Afton and Lord Say and Sele among amateurs.

Ward Stanyard Birmingham Colnbrook Lanpley ‘Broom Johnson Butcher Watson Joe Ward Halliday Little Sharp Mendoza Stanigard Thomas Aprice Col Hamilton Bedingfield

One Hundred Guineas Reward For Violet Soap Patent Counterfeiters

Public notice offers a reward of one hundred guineas for information leading to convicting anyone counterfeiting the Violet Soap patent. It explains the patent by Watters Goxpon of Surrey Lodge and its exclusive use, details packaging and London sales, and notes a forthcoming refutation in a Morning Paper.

Watters Goxpon Surrey Lodge Hart and Co Alberto Europe Chemical Laboratory Lambeth Walk London Cornwell

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Turin Sarprnra England Villefranche Switzerland Genoa The London Gazette Covent-Garben Munden Justin Time Fae Mantyr Mr. Munpen Mr. Blanchard Hall
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