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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 05, 1798

Page

4

Dispatches from Marquis, Ireland News Bulletin

A late morning bulletin from the London circle reports from Knockhill and Tuam that French forces in Ireland remain numerically small but tactically formidable. It notes Marquis Cornwallis’s cautious approach, the absence of decisive action before Sunday or Monday, and allied ships patrolling Brest waters with plans to sail.

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News note on naval chase near Cape Finisterre

A morning report notes no later intelligence than yesterday. Advances describe Naiad and 38 gun ship under Cape Finisterre chasing a 44 gun French frigate of 336 men named Decade bound Cayenne to France. The Decade was captured after engaging Magnanines. two ships also captured the Columbia privateer bound from Corunna to the West Indies. a Corvette was involved.

Cape, Tain Pignrepont Cape’ Finisterre Cayenne France Corunna Indies

British Intelligence Notes on Mediterranean War Developments

A London journal reviews dispatches from Paris and Hamburgh about naval actions in the Mediterranean. It cites Nelson’s possible victory over the Toulon fleet, English embargoes, and French diplomatic moves in Berlin and Vienna, with notes on Counts Regin and Comentier and shifts in Admiralty leadership.

Mediterranean Paris Hamburgh Reimarus Rein-Hardt Tuscany Buonarartz Nelson Toulon Iil Milan L’echo Mesina Sicily France Ilpis Prince Repgin Count Comentier Berlin Vienna Rafladt

Dublin Castle News and Irish Rebellion Updates

Advices from Knaskhill report enemy setbacks with some deaths and captured rebels. Parliament eyed adjournment soon, while events in Dublin include arrests, prison transfers, and security measures. Letters from Liverpool Milford and Cork convey Allied actions and French movements, with political tension and military promotions noted.

Magnanimé Naiad and Decade Engage French Privateer Repulse

A British squadron in Cawland Bay brings in Magnanimé of 44 guns commanded by De Courcey and the Naiad of 36 guns under Pieseer, joined by the 44 gun Decade. The Decade had endured a chase by the Waga chafed, mounting a bold resistance. The frigates captured by Cayenne privateer forces, 42 guns, 4 pounders, two men, plus the Coruniay-bound privateer from Cayenne. Bellona and Royal Lancashire militia ships prepare to sail aboard Hiterlen, Experiment, and Druid as wind hinders embarkation.

Plymouth Cawland Bay Fty de Courcey Magnantine Cayenne Priets theJate Colvety Frenchy Cape Finisterre Coruniay Hiterlen Experiment Druid S. W

Portsmouth Embargo Lifted as Captured Naval Vessels Arrive

At Portsmouth on September port, the Sophia French 18 gun corvette and her regiment arrived from the Irish coast, captured by the Eudymion frigate under Sir Thomas Williams. The Champion hired cutter also arrived with naval stores looted from Plymouth to London after being seized by a French privateer and retaken near Cherbourg by the Camilla frigate. Meleager and Fafin frigates departed harbor as the embargo was lifted this morning.

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King George Arrives with Passengers From Lisbon News from Falmouth

This morning the King George packet from Lisbon arrived at Falmouth after stopping at Ilfracombe to land mail and passengers. Reports note no news from Lord St. Vincent's fleet and detail several ships and captains aboard including merchants, naval officers, and a privateer. The Diamond frigate is assigned to convoy outward East Indiamen from Portsmouth.

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Windbound Outward Voyage Aboard St George Pallas Portsmouth

Report dated September 6 1798 notes services aboard the St George Alk maar and Pallas sailing outward bound to Portsmouth. Details include voluntary contributions and panel pagent entries for September 8 9 1 3, with CER 15 3.

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Joureymen Sugar Coppers Strike for Higher Wages

At Sifley fair in Berks on Monday last a fair turnout occurred with heavy sales though prices were lower than at any fair this year. The rise in wages from 4s to 5s and 5s to 6s per day is blamed on late imports from the West Indies, not by higher living costs. Prices for beef are said to fall due to a turnip failure, with expectations of cheaper stock at future fairs.

West Indies Sifley Berks

Nottinghams Grocer George Maddock Dies at Sea of Fatness

In Nottingham the grocer George Maddock died instantly on the arftult from extreme corpulency. His coffin measured 4 ft 7 in by 2 ft 3 in and his remains were drawn to Redford for interment. The obituary notes his age and concludes with publication credits of the paper.

George Maddock Nottingham Redford

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