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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 06, 1799

Page

2

Bankrupts and dividends in Greenwich and Lancashire notices

From the September 4 London Gazette the government lifts an embargo on Tuscany bound ships. A royal commission passes the Great Seal appointing Frederick Duke of York as Captain-General of British land forces. The notice lists bankrupts Mary Burbidge John Paka G Phelps and W Watts and multiple dividend payments with dates and city locations.

Whiteball Great Britain Frederick Duke of York Kingdom of Europe Mary Burbidge Sheerness Kent John Paka Fete Stephen Lushington G. Phelps Breedon Worcestershire W. Watts Whitehaven Cumberland

Paris and London summarize French battle reports

London dispatches dated September 7 discuss irregular French papers up to September 2. Reports on Novi battle deaths differ. General Jouserf said killed by heart-shot. Swiss actions cited with Austrian counter moves expected on September 25. Gallo Batavian success claimed at Zexel. rumors of French defeat on march to Amsterdam deemed untrustworthy. French papers dispute Vienza ministerial talks on Saxony capital return, likely misinterpretation to prevent scandal.

Novi Jouserf Bale Switzerland Zexel Amsterdam Rate ApyrcromBy Blaxheim Rafze Oppenheim Vienza Saxpista

Royal arrivals and Holland landing report from Paris journals

Princes and dukes reach Walmer Castle Ramsgate and Deal as ships Cambrian await to sail to Holland. Paris papers recount a 20 000 strong landing and fierce fighting on August 9 10 11 with 5 000 English killed or wounded and 600 captured. The York Meeting stakes and Brighton race plans are noted as restored.

Duke of Yor Walmer Castle Three King’s Hotel Deal LecGe Holland Portsmouth Prince of Waves Ramsgate Paris Hider Petrie's York

Fleet sails from StHelens to Cape of Good Hope and trade routes

Early this morning the Lancaster 64 guns under Vice Admiral Curtis set sail from St Helens for the Cape of Good Hope with Pitt Queen Highland Lafs Rambler and Houghton. Also departed were Penelope and Lisbon Gibraltar Mediterranean trade Diana Calyp s Aadroma Venus and armed ships. Channel fleet ships Excellent and Impregnable join later. Governor Kive sails to Botany Bay. In Yarmouth Admiral Duncan recovers and a convoy arrives. in Sheerness Dortrache and Resource sail for the Downs. Riga Ruffian seeks mast repair. Xenophon to convoy to the Elbe.

Poarssowrs St. Helen’s Gipe of Good Hope Lancaster Roger Curtis Pitt Queen Highland Lafs Rambler Penelope Buacxwoon Lisbon Gibraltar Mediterranean Diana Fraser Calyps Garker West India Aadromache Laurigr Venus Graves Excellent Stoprogo Yarmouth Duncan Kent Hope Goages M‘dowatt Dickson Nemesis Martin Scorpion Bury Griffin la Falouse Diligence Texel Sheerness His Majesty Dortreche Honeyman Caispo Downs Xenophon Sayer Elbe Thames Riga Nore North Sea

Masquerades at Margate Describe Lively Night of Fancy Dress

Three masquerade events in Margate drew a wide crowd with diverse costumes. Riverhead Fishermen and Hoymen impersonated Dutchmen and wagoners at Were's Library while Benson's Assembly Room hosted about 30 couples dancing. Highlights included a female Harlequin, Ballad Singer Kitty Flanagan, and two Fruit Girls amid humorous grotesques, with gossip of flirtations, etiquette, and fashion trends ending the night with light mischief.

Margate Serr Z'Agatre Benson Were’s Hoymen Carmen Faa Benson’s Wascarcely London Kitty Flanagan

Royals and wounded soldiers greet in Weymouth and Weymouth

On Monday Morning the 38th of the penie cen tary of the wedding day the nobility paid compliments at Gloucester Lodge Weymouth. Prince William of Gloucester and the Earl of Cuatham sail to Holland aboard the Ame thyfe frigate Captain Cooke. Saturday two barges with Helder Point combat wounded militi a and Scotch regiments arrived at York Hospital Chelsea. Admiral Buggu expected from Jamaica after his 6 June voyage in the Acafe. Lord Chief Justice Enno the Solicitor General and Mr Bawxener left for Weymouth to join his Majesty in Council. Subscriptions rise for Rev. Gilpeat Waxeryerp and to purchase Mr Horne Tooxs an annuity of 500 to 600 pounds per year.

Gloucester Lodge Weymouth Royal Prince William of Gloucester Earl of Cuatham Holland Amethyfe Cooke Helder Point York Hospital Chelsea Buggu Jamaica Enno Bawxener Gilpeat Waxeryerp Horne Tooxs

Embarkation of 3200 troops from Barham Downs

This morning 3200 infantry from Barham Downs under Generals Cuatruam and Huxge embarked in 2 brigades with Grenadiers led by Bavurs and Light Infantry by Sharpz. Transports lie at the Downs. another embarkation of 4000 is planned for tomorrow if winds allow. Revenue cutters and Dutch men of war arrive from the Texel as the Helder batteries are being reinforced. Deaths include Navy Lt Davis onboard a cutter.

Barham Downs Forl Cuatruam Huxge Bavurs Sharpz Downs Duke of Yor Helder Zexel Isand Brarrisa Ems Smottster Hay Crane Davis Navy Texel Walmer Castle

Embarkation at Ramsgate Delayed by Transport Failures

Transports failing to move all Downs troops with part of the 6th regiment of horse left behind until new ships arrive tomorrow. General Hulse oversaw a orderly embarkation from Canterbury. One horse broke a leg due to gear failure and had to be destroyed. Troops at the Pier Head saluted with three bears and sang God Save the King.

Hulse Canterbury Pier Head God Save the King

Barham Downs Camp Breaks Up as 2000 Men Embark

Barham Downs reported that the camp will break up tomorrow with about 2,000 men to embark at Deal tomorrow morning.

Barham Downs Deal

Troop Embarkation Ordered for 2000 Men at Downs

Orders have arrived for boat men to ready 2000 troops aboard transports in the Downs. Embarkation is set for tomorrow at six o'clock. The Amethyst frigate has arrived from the river. Transports with the 15th light dragoons remain in the Downs.

Deal Downs Amethys 15Th Light Dragoons

Transport Seized by French Privateer Off Folkstone

A transport, Hartley, was attacked at one o'clock yesterday morning off Folkestone by a French privateer. Seven Frenchmen aboard. two resisted and were thrown overboard. The ship was retaken by seven brave seamen left aboard and arrived safely in Dover harbour. The Duke of Portland is staying at Walmer Castle with Mr. Crewe.

Dover Argus Lieut. Grenow Navy Hearn Flynn Admiralty Mircuert Dunpas Walmer Castle Hartley Ordnange Folkstone

Marvels and Moves of Grand Signtor’s Gift and Thames Tunnel

A Constantinople letter notes a Grand Signtor gift to Sir Sipney Smirna resembling the Emperor’s adornments. The center device rotates on a minute axis. Emperor gifts to Sir Stoney Smith valued at around 1,000 guineas. The Gravesend Thames tunnel plan persists at a lower river section amid chalk strata. Two whales, 30 and 33 feet, were killed in the river on Gay turday. Theoga Mayor was alerted.

Constantinople Sipney Smirna Stoney Smith Thames Gravesend Theoga

Battle-torn France and Moreau in August Novi reports

Aug 29 to Sept 40 dispatches describe General Moreau and the French army halting in Italy, with Briand reports of Suwarrow and Kray near Novi. Foubert foresees death, Moreau reportedly maintains lines, and new ministers discuss Austria’s campaigns. Hostage lists, bank paper issues, and a variety of military movements fill the era as reports arrive from Genoa, Savona, and Toulon.

Reine Bartis Paris Novi Genoa Moreau Ligurian Savona Nice Alps Kray Mantua Suarrow Joubert Sugarrow Morera Grampronnet Touelouse Italy Perignez Grouchy Foubert Republic

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