London Evening Mai Postscript News Update
London evening post notes no major news from IxeLane messenger. Parliament adjourned to October 6 for prorogation. Wicklow governed by rebel Horr still at large with banditti raiding property of quelling partisans. General Laxe departs Dublin to quell disturbances. Connaught districts held by rebels. anti-tythe notices appear on chapel doors near Waterford.
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Laxe
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Proclamation from Buonaparte in Arabia and Madrid exile news
This morning two Hamburgh Mails arrived with items from Constantinople. A proclamation by General Buonaparte in Alexandria claims he came to punish the Beys and free Egyptians, asserting French faith and friendship with Egyptians. Madrid reports banishment of 13 noblemen, and Rastadt deputies agree to cede Peterfane near Mentz to France if other Rhine territories are spared. Also mentions arrivals of Lisbon and Tortola mails via various packets.
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Constantinople
Buonaparte
Arabia
Alexandrias II
Egypt
Newson
Madrid
Jovillanos
Rastadt
Peterfane
Mentz
Rhine
French and British fleets clash in the Mediterranean reports
Dutch Gazettes from Amsterdam cite an engagement between English and French fleets in the Mediterranean. Navson arrives Naples Bay with French ships. Leander sent to Lord St Vincent, news carried to England. Exhibits strong polemics over exile fate and National Guard figures.
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Amsterdam
Mediterraneaings
Navson
Naples Bay
Leandér
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Ramel
National Guard
Villote
Py. Chegru
Barras
A&t
Vellore
Directory
Turbulent exiles and militia movements threaten security
Measures of precaution are urged as exiles seek hospitality without endangering the state. Reports detail transports to Ireland, hostages, and arrests while the Worcestershire and other regiments sail, face storms, and land at Beaumaris. Clerical and political appointments, theater news, and a 17 year old itinerant preacher close the item.
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Parié
Fruidor Shlaftly
Villote
Marséilles
Avsrey
Detarve
Ramer
France
Cayenne
General Picageru
Monsieur BarrieLemy
Duke of Portiam
Wicxnam
General Picnezcar
Adelphi
Inrsu Executive Union
Rock Ferry
Liverpool
Ireland
Herefordshire
Leicestershire
West Suffolk
South Lincoln
Bedfordshire
West Kent
East Suffolk
Worcester
Anglesea
Beaumaris
Hereford
Thomas Gunn
North Middlesex Militia
Joan Morrison
South Middlesex Militia
Wintram Waitmone
Leeward Islands
Loughborough
RicHarp, Harpy
Emanuel College
Cambridge
Alexander Duncan
Dundee
Lord Duncan
Bolom
Northumberland
Sippons
Bristol Hotwells
Earl of Guriprorp
Devonshire
Quick
Covent Garden Theatre
Matone
Egypts
Buonavanrt
Europe
Flidte
Ramel
Gual
Dmines Léix
Scheter
Brice
T’alleyrand
Des Francs
Talleyrand
Coxe
Maidstone
Sg Sdok
Rafa di Plenipotentiaries
Germany
Jericho
Rebels and raids roil Wicklow as military powers ramp up
Reports from Dublin and Wicklow describe raids by Holt’s gang burning Ballybegg mansion and driving away possessions, with 1500 troops ordered to pursue rebels. Court martial actions compound the tense picture, while harvest prospects, imports, and local robberies underscore a country at war with insurgents and depredations across towns.
Ship News: Convoy Distress and Privateer Action
The Isabella Tod from the West Indies to London parted the convoy August 16 in distress and steered for Bermuda. The Bonetta Young from Liverpool to Iries foundered about six weeks after October last. crew transferred to a Southern Whaler. The Vrow Margaretta Wind from Rotterdam seized by a French privateer and forwarded to Rotterdam. the Sophia Mathieson from Liverpool to the Baltic stranded at Castletown near the Isle of Man.
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Isabella
Tod
West Indies
London
Bermuda
Bonetta
Young
Liverpool
Iries
Vrow Margaretta
Wind
Rotterdam
Sophia
Mathieson
Baltic
Castletown
Ile of Man
Portsea Naval Movements and Convoy Details
Portsea reports arrival of the Dover with invalids from the West Indies and a Jamaica mail under quarantine. The American ship Courier arrives from Hamburgh to Philadelphia, while the Diamond frigate is assigned to convoy East Indiamen. Nearby vessels Foudroyant and others sail on a cruise off Ireland as Sprightly and Lady Harriott depart for Falmouth.
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Dover
West Indies
Jamaica
Motherbank
Courier
Hamburgh
Philadelphia
Plymouth
Cawland Bay
Foudroyant
T. Braap
Canada
J.B. Warren
Robu
Thornborough
Magnanime
de Courcey
Ireland
Sprightly
Jump
Lady Harriott
Falmouth
Dunsterville
Stonehouse
Duke
PUBLIC OFFICE BOW STREET CHARGES IN IRELAND REBELLION VOICE
Peter Ricey pensioner of Chest Chatham was charged by Constable Donaldson after a night at Covent Garden pub with uttering sedition in favor of Napper Tuan and the Irish rebellion. He is committed to prison until the Secretary of State reviews the case. Hannah Bateman charged with stealing a silver table spoon found pledged in Ryder’s court Wardour Street. Lodgings searched reveal pawnbroker tickets for spoons. Brown and Ruffall charged with assault after flaunting John Crook and wife in Castle Street Leicester Square. a second charge from Mary Genelly for robbing her in St. Giles and wounding a man who came to her aid.
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Peter Ricey
Chatham
Donaldson
Covent-Garden
Napper Zanay
Ireland
Hannah Bateman
Ryder’s Court
Wardour Street
Brown
Wm. Ruffall
John Crook
Castle-street
Leicester
Mary’Genelly
St. Giles’s
A.shawk
Onzher
Thefaisu Rebels Mock Travel Policy in Jest
A satirical note accuses Thefaisu Rebels of using transport policy as a pretext to reside abroad. It mirrors a facetious tone by likening a voyage to Botany Bay to going on a fishing party, highlighting wry commentary on relocation rhetoric.
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Botany Bay
Marriages Include Military Officers and Local Residents
On Monday the 24th, Henry Cuyler Esquire Major of the 27th Enniskillen Regiment of Foot and Deputy Assistant-Governor Forces in the West Indies wed Miss Stewart daughter of McKey Edward Stewart of Long Melford Suffolk. Also Charles Amick of Windmill Street marries Miss Tuffs, daughter of the Rev Tuffs of Porthand Street. On the 6th at Westfield, Robert Forbes Esquire of Strong Castle weds Miss Elizabeth Chalmers daughter of John Chalmers of Westfield.
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Henry Cuyler
Enniskilien
Foot
West Indies
Stewart
McKey
Charles
Edward Stewart
Long Melford
Suffolk
Pee
2Charles-Amick
Windmill Street
Miss Tuffs
Obituaries and Notices From Ealing Park to Wimbledon
A list of deaths announced—Cuthbert Fisher of Ealing Park, Robert Oxlade of Pinkneys Green near Maidenhead, Mrs. Sanders of Shenfield Place Essex, and Mrs. Colt of Wimbledon—each described as deeply lamented by friends and family.
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Ealing Park
Cuthbert “Fisher
Robert Oxlade
Pinkney's Green
Maidenhead
Berks
Shenfield Place
Essex
Sanders
Thomas Sanders
Cheshunt
Herts
Wimbledon
Colt
Robert Colt
Oldham
Parntensy J. Walter and Company Painting Ad
London notice for J. Walter and J. Walter Jr with Bracx atane painting services issued by J. Bonsor Salisbury-Square published by Blackfriars office. Communications for the paper to printers.
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London
Parntensy J. Walter
J Wal~ter
J. Bonsor
Salisbury-Square
Blackfriars
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