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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 31, 1792

Page

3

Capture of Franckfort and French Revolutionary decrees

The report covers Custine’s proclamation on Frankfort’s capture and its tribute, the French demand of 1.5 million florins, and Custine’s pledge to defend the city as a bulwark of Liberty. It also notes motions in the National Convention against traitors, and a chilling Lyons note describing a Guillotine incident and prison massacres during unrest.

Longwy Valence St. Remy Tour de St. Marc Virton Verton Lower Charente Neuilli Lamarck Committee of General Safety Toukgeon Wege National Convention Committee of General Security Toulougeon Louis XVI M. Mailbé Legislative Committee France Europe Cuarces Stuart Merlin Criminal Court of Paris C. al . M. Buzot Frankfort Menta Landau Germany Rhine Mein Citi’zen Thalk Custine Adam Philippe Custine

Trade attention at Tripoly and new naval commands sworn

The article notes attention of trade at Tripoly on the coast of Barbary and Cuartes Mace, lately arrived from Algiers, presenting himself to the King via Lord Grenville. A Court of Directors met at the Yodia Howse with Cuatrréco and Mitcnece sworn into command of their ships. Mr. Lucas is appointed Piece the pro.

Tripoly Barbary Cuartes Mace Algiers Lord Grenville Yodia Howse Cuatrréco Mitcnece Lucas

Plan for a Fresh Partition of Poland Rumored

In Warsaw dated October, reports claim prisilian perfidy may drive Empress and King William to consider a new partition of Poland. The suspected motive ties to Prussian retreat from Becachteithey amid purported anger at Russian advances, suggesting a scheme to curb progress and redefine spheres of influence.

Prisilian Willaam Prussia Becachteithey Poland

French Aims for Mons Amid Uncertain Movements

From Brussels dated October 23 reports note French plans to strike at several places with Mons listed among targets. The garrison at Mons totals about 5,000 soldiers including grenadiers, Hungarian regiments, infantry, fusiliers, dragoons, plus 600 more in surrounding areas. Questioned artillery supply suggests Austrians moved cannons from Ath toward Gand Namur and Luxembourg, though doubt remains about this.

Brussels Mons Cf Bufsars Ath Gand Namur Luxembourg

Greater E arly 1791 News Roundup From London and Ports

Reports arrive at the India House of the Hart Indiaman’s safe Downs passage from the Downs on April 26 1791. Underwriters shun risk amid fear of loss as social notes update on the Earl of Shrewsbury Lady Hoy etc. Incidents include a duel in Hyde Park a Gosport duel and a post office action affecting French emigrants. A clockmaker error in Paris. The Exeter launches at Blackwall, the Dolphin wrecks near Isle of Wight, a boiler accident at a Cow Cross soap works, a strange claim at St James’s about lineage, coal prices in the Pool. Six prisoners executed at Newgate.

Hart Indiaman John Lloyd India House Downs Countess of Shrews- Bury Miss Hoy Dublin Hoy Earl of Santewspury Portsmouth Bourdeaux Mr. Jones Hardway Gosport Dr. Rupp Heemtor Paris le Pautre Duke of Gerpon Scotland Earl of Marcu Mont Lestock Wilson Exeter Barrie East India Company Dolphin Rymex London Malaga Isle of Wight Atherfield Rocks Admiral Benson Hamptoncourt Palace Windsor Newgate John Smith James Lewin Islington William Wane Bentley City ‘Road Thomas Sticks Calby Highwyy Thomas Cook Richard Stannifothy

Racing Notes From October Meeting Handicaps and Entries

A dense extract covers a racing meet on a Tuesday in October with weights for two year olds and three to four year olds. It lists horses, owners, and breeders such as Sir H Featherston, Mr Smith, Lord Grosvenor, Clermont, and Mr Bullock. Runners include Colchis, Quick STE, Wonders, Mystery, Speculator, Amelia, and Michael. Betting odds show several five to four and three to one prices. The page details sweeps and across the flat events with several two year old courses and notable performers like Diomed offspring and Grosvenor progeny.

Houghton H.featherston Mr. Smith Charlotte Grosvenor Br. H. Colchis Vernon Kelly Cardock Mr. Barton T . Clermont of Grafton Bunbury Amelia Darises Eby Heirach Bigneer Bigneer =~ 4 r Davis Highflyer F. StandiffsSiy Jola Taylor St. George Mystery Rey Ft. Tor Barton Michael Diomed Clermont’s Saltram D. of Grafton S.ch. f.Garland Mercury Mr. Banswang SORA Roogs H. Ft Mr. Bullock S*b. c Mr. Taylor Aspray Montalien Salirami _ sa Bedford Dare Devil Clermont Mr. Vernon Diosmed Montolien J. Lade Clifden Halkin O’kelly Ld Clermont d-Barrymore Lord Grosvenor B. C

Northey and Smith Tangle Over Lands In Toler Dispute

Fragmentary report shows Mr. Smith and Northey contending over land rights from the Turn of the Lands In epoch. The terse notes indicate a tally from 10 to 1 in a toler dispute, with no clear outcome recorded.

Mr. Smith T Pitt Northey

Hundred Guineas Reward for Violet Soap Counterfeiters

A public notice offers one hundred guineas to anyone providing information leading to the conviction of the person who counterfeits the signature of the patentee for the Violet Soap. It explains the patent grant of February 1785 to Mr Warrer Gorvon of Surrey Lodge for a chemical process that defends the skin, details the printing on wrappers, and notes London sales from Bank Buildings, Cornhill at 2s 6d per square and 6s per bottle, with a letter to printers refuting recent insinuations.

Warrer’Gorvon Surrey Lodge Harland Co Europe Chemical Lambeth Walk London Cornhill Gs. Péi Naturé England Hall

Sailors mass in Bristol as pay delay harms families

In Bristol on October 31 a large number of sailors paraded the streets with flag and file. They face delaying wages until ship time, though kept aboard while in the road, leaving them to support wives and children from scarce funds. The brig Daniel completed an eight day voyage from Lisbon, while another vessel arrival last week came after four months at sea.

Bristol Daniel Lisbon

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SMHS Malélie Verdun la Moselle M. Genfonne M. Raffrout Franckfort General Custine Mentz, O Cusine Kellermann Biron Committee of War Lyons Warsaw
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