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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 06, 1799

Page

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Ship Letter Office Establishment Under New Post Office Rules

The Postmaster-General announces plans to enforce new rates for mail conveyance within the dominions and beyond, allowing letters and packets to be carried by chosen ships or vessels. Masters of ships may receive twopence per letter or packet aboard, with inland carriage fourpence, under the SHIP LETTER OFFICE setup at the General Post Office.

General Post Office Sipremier Feas Lawfe Great Britain Pacz Storps Jamaica New England Iatfis J Francis Preeling Riviere Feabert Levant Liguria Aar Hague Ermerius St. James Amsterdam Batavian National Guard Staprholper National Guard

France and Executives Reports On Italian Fronts and Paris

Reports from Paris dated Aug 27 and Aug 29 describe Austrian cavalry and French troops clashing near Spezzia and Genoa with substantial casualties, plus Allied advances and prisoners taken. The Executive Directory pushes loans, with a decree assigning Chamber of Commerce subscriptions to national debt payments and finance ministers charged with execution.

Genoa Jousert Kxay Suwaxrow Sbth Lsw Chamber of Commerce Sieves la Garge

French Decline of Prosperity Amid War Tensions

The article discusses mounting misery in Lyons and nationwide financial strain as vast loans fail to reach rich holders. It notes conscription scenes, revolutionary zeal among troops at Courbevoie, evacuations around Genoa, and shifting Austrian and French positions. Reports from Milan, Bern, and Hague describe battles, captures, and political anxieties about governance and national defense. The piece highlights public unrest, mobilization, and shifting alliances during ongoing European conflict.

Fmal Lyons Genoa Nice Toulon Feubert Novi Holland Aar Vienna Ratisbon Rastadt Barbacsi Steckler Hussars Offenbick Journal Des Hommes Libres Chenier Calais Department of the Seine Courbevoie Bernanotte France Celtiny Europe Republic Resvel Viory

Paris Papers Report Italy Governance Shift and Republican Setbacks

From the Paris papers the Vienna dispatch notes warm cabinet talks on Italy policy. The English proposal to recall the Sardinian king failed, opposed by M. Zi Au gut and the Russian Ambassador. imperial commissioners will govern Legations Tuscany Milanese and Piedmont. In Genoa Aug 17 the Republican army saw mixed fortunes with reverses on Aug 16 and 18, still maintaining hope for liberty despite heavy French losses.

Vienna Italy Sardinia M. Zi Augut Tuscany Milanese Piedmont M. Pelligring Bologna Ravenna Ferrara Duchy of Urbino M. de Zaxétri M. de Cocafreri Milan M. de Metternich Turin Genoa Ava

The Texel Island and Historic Inundations

A short historical sketch of Texel Island near Holland describing its separation by a 12th century inundation, and notable naval actions including Monk's 1653 battle near Texel and Tromp’s death, with a 1672 Allied plan thwarted by a miraculous tide. It notes the tide ebb occurred unseen along adjacent coasts.

Texel Island Texel Hland Holland Zuider Zee Zealand Friesland Flanders Monk Earl of Earl of Albemarle van Tromp Texel

War declaration and orders in Guadaloupe and St Domingo

Desrourneaux of the Direcry declares war on the Americans and orders French vessels to seize American ships. In St Domingo Roume issues an arreté to renew commercial relations with the United States, citing articles with D Stevens for the United States and local authorities.

D. Stevens United States St. Domingo

Royal visit to Weymouth rowed spectacle with troops and songs

The Weymouth excursion ended at 5 pm with the royal barge rowed opposite the beach. Royal Dragoons, militia units, Weymouth volunteers and Wyke associations formed, artillery fired a 21 gun salute, cheers echoed from ships. Later the royals attended Beaux Stratagem and Peeping Tom, with sailors singing Why damme Jack and Rule Britannia amid applause.

Rowar Nozrur Royal Dragoons Shropshire and Somerset Weymouth Weymouth and Wyke Artilery Mr.Scott Dunpas St. Fisrekza Banaifer

Ship News from Jamaica and Atlantic Voyages

The Albion, Pearson, bound for London, was burnt at Jamaica. The Britannia, Stockfield, from New Brunswick to Bari, was captured near Barbadoes and carried into Guadaloupe. The Christian, Beetjen, from Bremen to Baltimore, was wrecked near Cape Lankout with crew saved. Plymouth reports arrivals and sailings including Princes Royal and Mars awaiting repairs and imminent sea action.

Albion Pearson London Jamaica Britannia Stockfield New Brunswick Baribadoes Barbadoes la Legre Guadaloupe Bremen Baltimore Cape Lankout Plymouth Princes Royal Portsmouth E. Brace Mars Barkeley Cape of Good Hope Lancaster Diena St. Helen’s’Roads

Violent Attack on Dornock Constable’s House

A Dornock constable, John Davidson, had his house violently beset with broken windows and damaged furniture, and he and his family were mistreated. Rioters also burned hay in a field. Four rioters were arrested this morning under escort of the Oxford light dragoons and imprisoned awaiting trial.

Dornock Annan John Davidson Oxford Light Dragoons

Milk production and sale from Groves’ cow in 1797

A cow owned by Mr. Anthony Groves, a grocer of Lymington, yielded in ten months and 20 days 1336 gallons, two quarts and a half a pint of milk in beer measure. The milk sold for 44] 11s. ozd. at 2d per quart.

Anthony Groves Lymington

Extraordinary Case and Cure by Spussury Drops

A letter from Garsforth near Leeds dated February 19, 1799, touts Spussury Drops as a cure for violent facial eruptions in a three year old boy. The author claims the remedy cured the illness after medical opinion failed, and urges publication for public benefit. Drops sold at No 15 Soho Square, London, and widely distributed in Britain and Ireland.

Lesps Intelligencer Seitspury T. Wright Spussury Tam Sirsyour Garsforth Leeds Pax Rea Tomas Waren Soho Square London Great Britain and Ireland

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