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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 24, 1792
Page
3
The Erector of Men ts, High Chancellor of the Empire, guards a Matr iculation Book listing the avestments of men and money required from every Prince and State who join the Empire. Money contributions are Roman Months, paid to Emperors in Rome visits. Men contributions follow for Secular Princes.
Prince Joszef Poniatowski, commander of the Army of the Crown, has left Warsaw with several Lords by the king's advice. The Confederation bars the Chancellor from sealing patents signed by the king until further orders. Lithuanian factions split between Chancellor Prince de Saprensa and Grand Falconer Zasrelio aligned with the Confederation of Vargovitz.
Wednesday morning reports a diplomatic exchange between the Imperial and Sicilian ministers and Lord Grenville concerning the French royal family. It notes shifts in French counsel, the recall of Breteuil, and Catoone’s Italy mission, with Parisian intrigue and court opposition detailed. Grenville’s reply to Stadion and Castesatta is praised as sagacious and neutral. It mentions La Fayette's confinement in Spandau, Ireland’s government unchanged, and honors for Lord Westmoreland and Loftus.
This excerpt details a royal morning walk on the Esplanade with Major Price, a breakfast at the Lodge, and divine service at Melcombe Church. It notes the Queen, Princesses, and Princes visiting rooms until eleven, plus a hunt near Dorchester with Lord Paulett’s hounds and a meeting with Sir William Pitt.
The Course of Exchange in Paris fell half a penny the Ecu and confidence in French affairs waned. Letters from Cuazot to General Dumouriet evoke Pyrrhus. Madame de Lamsatte’s brutal fate prompts grim jokes. Dumourist requests dancing pumps for flight risks. Hypocrisy pills dance with Holy Seer, and d Orteans allies with Egalite politics. Equality’s elevation to the National Convention sparks contempt, with fears of royal murder and property division. Petion and allies forewarned as European nations threaten surrender to inhumane mobs. Paris Opera singers escape suspicion amid royal stones theft. Lord Petre’s theatricals prelude to feasts for farmers. Cumberland’s Lord Cartiste hoards 21 manors as manners define men. A royal wedding wave crowns Smith and Earoney, plus Mount Stewart weds Exirasers Crieiston. Windsor braces holly as the Royal Family plans Weymouth departure. Short-hand writer Hopeson narrowly escapes a house break. Scourge Rioters’ trial yields exile for Alexander McKay and Donato Monro, provoking concern over punishment efficacy.
A London gathering of Welsh bards on Primrose Hill celebrated the autumnal equinox with open-air rites. Leading figures included Davin LaMwett and William Owen of the Ovatian orders. They recited odes on bardic discipline and mythology, affirmed bardic equality with Druids, and proclaimed a revived English bardic language for Britain.
Orders are received for the Medusa a 50 gun ship returning from the West Indies to be paid off and laid up. The Centurion a 60 gun vessel will sail again to the West Indies with a Commodore given command and hoisting his broad pendant on arrival at Spithead. The royal coronation anniversary is marked by 21 gun salutes as soldiers and bands perform.
Edinburgh reports a cotton mill and manufactories planned for Newton Stewart by William Douglas of Castle Douglas. The town, rapidly growing, gains a royal charter naming it Newton Douglas, reflecting a spirited local push toward industry and prosperity.
Reports say the Count Bripces, a former officer of the French King's Household, escaped Paris custody amid disturbances and fled to Brighton with 300 guineas for passage. He drew notice from Prince and Nobility there. The piece also notes Brahmin astronomy claims and local crime and harvest wages in Scotland.
Fragmentary notice touts Patent Violet Soap as a cutting edge domestic remedy. It asserts the product reforms skin after washing clothes, claims exclusive London rights for years, and markets at one shilling per square with long life under daily use.
The Civil Lift of the Queen will be paid in a few days and the K1ne's Civil Lift will follow a fortnight after. Ireland exported linens last year totaling 3,400,000 to Great Britain. A cargo of Mackarel landed at Brighton at 13s per hundred. A Talbot inn keeper appeared before the magistrates for a disorderly house and bail was set. A baker was charged by the Lord Mayor for undersized bread and fined five pounds twelve shillings sixpence. The Royal Mail Coach broke down on the way to town. Transports were moved from Newgate to Ports mouth for custody onboard the hulk.
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