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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 16, 1793

Page

4

Poland and Prussia borders set in treaty talks amid turbulent conferences

Delegates discuss binding boundaries between Poland and Prussia under Russian mediation as treaty signing nears. Polish and Lithuanian forces total 37,113. troops in Russian-occupied Polish lands amount to 24,000. pay arrears threaten desertion. provincial revenues list florin totals of 13,419,946 from Russian-occupied areas and 6,780,446 from Prussian-held lands, plus 17,711,604 from remaining Polish provinces.

Piet M. de Buchole Poland Prussia M. de Buchola Lithuania Russia

Prices and wartime dispatches mix in late news brief

Postscript lists stock prices and bonds while reporting royal movements and cabinet intrigue. Sir Syvester arrives with dispatches from the Duke of York as Allied hopes rise in Flanders. Rumors of the Duke of Richmond’s resignation circulate, with Morra named as possible successor. News covers Donerex retreat, gunboat arrivals, and a Pitt cabinet council.

Tirhent Dixmunde Bruges Beaumiev French Flanders Duke of Richmond Pitt Goodwood Earl of Morra Duke of Richmonn Duke of York Donerex Admiral Macsripe Downs Nrexport Dundas Somerset-Place Lord Grenville Dropmore Hill Windsor Mr. Pitt Downing-street Grenville Amherst Barcelona Saragossa Old Castile Corunna Mediterranean France Juanios Laneaxa Toulon Itawashe Ac ‘Gba Lord Ropier Cuaries Grey West Indies John Jervis

Duke of York's Army Dispatches From War Front

Private letters describe Dutch defeats near Menin after burning Alain as French forces pressed forward. British troop movements shift to Fourhout and Ostend, with orders to prepare for Dixinide Menin or Ypres. Reports mention Dutch baggage loss, gunboats for Dunkirk, and Prince Apoloxius visiting before Continental service. Duchess of York aids orphans. nine regiments to be raised with officers drawn from half pay.

Quesnoy Menin Alain France Ostend Fourhout Dixinide Ypres Furnes Biederman P.S Duke of York Tourhout Exnihellen Dragoons Oxford Blues Dunkirk Westwich Gibraltar Prince Apoloxius Duchess of York Weybridge Loré Pacer Lord Barptey de Buren Berrig National Convention of Port Pas de Cagis Pit Margate Boston Courtenay L’ambuscadet Ele&ion Board of Agriculture Prince of Wales Yoru, Gravenes,vand Greudes

Toulon Correction on British Fleet Under Lord Hoop

A clipped correction notes the British ships under Lord Hoop are in the Mediterranean. The terse item confirms the fleet position and public update from naval authorities.

Lord Hoop Mediterranean

Archery Match At Chatterton Honours Mr Hopson For 337

Monday at Chatterton Sir Watts Horton hosted Lancashire Bowmen and Brough ton Middleton Archers for a morning shoot in the park. After a luncheon and tallying scores Mr Samuel Hopson led with 337 to Trackery 335 and received the prize from Lady Horton. A grand entertainment followed with lavish viands wines and festive singing by visiting ladies in period dress.

Lady Horton Chatterton Watts Horton Lancashire Broughton Samuel Hopson Trackery Hosson Sir Watts

Arrivals at Scarborough Invite Notable Visitors

The influx of company this season has been so great that lodgings have been unusually scarce. Archbishop of Canterbury, nobility, bishops, and numerous titled families fill Scarborough as residents note housing strain despite many new buildings.

Archbishop of Canterbury Marchioness of Stafford Earl of Stair Countess of Granard Countess of Cunnyngham Robert Hildyard John Lady Smith Thoms Wallace Frank Standish York General Hale Colonel Stanhope Stanhope

Scottish court convicts Palmer of seditious handbill

In Perth on Sept 13 the Circuit Court, opened by Lords Eskerove and Abercrombie, found Rev. Mr. Fiscne Paumer guilty of writing and circulating a seditious handbill. The jury returned verdict at two, and the sentence is transportation beyond seas for seven years. The court stressed the offender's line of life as aggravating. The room was crowded.

Perth Eskerove Abercrombie Fiscne Paumer Pannel Escrove Agercronsis Palmer Feas

The Lin Club Dissolves In Brightony

The Lin Club in Brightony dissolved suddenly and without clear cause. A notice to members says the remaining subscription, nearly eighty guineas, will be handled by the treasurer. The balance is to be donated to support the wives and children of fallen soldiers.

Lin Club Brightony Tov

Cadiz Dispatch: Slaves seize ship. crew saved except chief mate

The Cadiz Dispatch reports a slave rebellion aboard a ship with 132 captives off Cadiz in May. The crew, led by the surviving chief mate, were rescued while Captain O'Brien arrived in New York with details. Admiral Peyton shifts flag as ships move toward Spithead amid naval movements.

Cadiz Baldy London O’brien New York Rio Janeiro Duras Bergen Philadelphia

Tenders and impressments sail from Plymouth on Sept 15

Plymouth on September 15 reports arrivals of tenders with volunteers and impressed men. Vessels include Liverpool, Pegpy, Polly from Greenock, Betsy from Greenock, Hunter for Barcelona, King George for St Andrew, Mineral Spring for Lisbon, all under convoy of the Diadem under Captain Sutherland. Some ships proceed to Torbay after Westward voyage advised by two frigates. Melampus signals sailing for Liverpool to complete crew. Melamines and Ferret weigh anchor. Druid remains in the Sound as impressment continues with six boats and many seamen drafted aboard.

Plymouth Liverpool Pegpy Polly Greenoc Pencetty Betsey Greénoois King George Bristol John Barnal St. Andera William Townsend Lisbon Sutherland Scilly England Falsmouth Torbay Melampus Corrin Y Melamons Ferret Druid Eluison

Catholic Aberdeen worshippers swear allegiance in county court

On Thursday the 5th inft the Roman Catholics of Aberdeen with their clergy took the oath of allegiance to his Majesty before the Sheriff-substitute for the county in the terms of the AG lately passed in their favour. On Monday in Wokingham Berks a farmer unloading hay found a live hare buried in a haystack, lifted with the load, and presented to a local gentleman.

Aberdeen Wokingham Berks

Married Notices From St Botolphs and Salisbury

Two marriage notices from yesterday and last Saturday record Mr Hole jun of Islington weds Mills Jackson of Highbury Terrace and Mr Alderman Stephens of Salisbury weds Mrs Jukes of Salisbury in historic Aldgate parish and the city respectively.

St. Botolph’s Aldgate Strahan Hole Islington Mills. Jackson Highbury Terrace Alderman Stephens Salisbury Jukes

Obituaries and Death Notices Across English Locales

A collection of brief death notices: William Hale of King's Walden Hertfordshire dies at 77 at his Chelsea home. John Worlingtor, aged 6, a Burgess of Hendon in Holderness, at Hawkborough Lincolnshire. widow aged 83 survives after 63 years of marriage. John Rathworth brother to Rushworth of the Isle of Wight, once Newport MP. John Botterell naval captain dies aged 78. Hon L G Sutherland, son of Earl Gower, dies at Wimbledon.

Chelsea William Hale King’s Walden Herts Hawkborough Lincolnshire John Worlingtor Hendon Holderness Southampton John Rathworth Edward, Rushworth Arten

Drift of ships and grain markets from a September 16 ship news page

The Diligence sails for the River from Lisbon as prize to the Incontine frigate and other vessels are conveyed to the Downs by the Alarm. Cumberland and Sampian men sail eastward. Admiral Peyton shifts his flag to the Irresistible. CORN EXCHANGE notes heavy sales with prices easing, barley and beans in demand, oats down, and wheat quoted around 30s to 43s per quarter, with seed and malt prices listed.

Deal Vanguard Cumberland Sampson Spithead Peyton Dean Wind S. W Lisbon Incontine Ireland Downs Alarm Samson Swift India Caway Georges Maica Sussex Oak Shoreham Blandford Jaffordy Portsmauth Deak Wirto Dover Irresistible Jamaica Harpy Devereix Sierra Leone Otterington General Elfiott Rachael Admiral Packer Corn Exchange

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