London Evening Mail Postscript on Stocks and War News
Reports from London note stock prices and naval movements near Brest with a British frigate watching the Brest squadron. Dispatches reference potential Portugal France parle and Lisbon Arsenal relocation, while Irish protests restrict arms and voting rights for rebels. Comments on religion and politics critique French proclamations and self serving hypocrisy. Aldermen prepare to swear in city officers and plan elections.
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Waterford
Brest
Irish
Keats
Ireland
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Lisbon
Corporation of London
Court of Common Council
Chamber of London
London
House ‘of Commons
King’s County
Surveillant
Paris Gazette
Batavian Republic
Hamburgh
England
Morning Chronicle
Buonaratte
Egypt
Italy
Buona PrakTe
Guildhall
James Suaw
Porifoken
Benjamin Hammett
Kat
William Champrion
Pergy Mattish
Middlesex
Majo
Nyou
Paris
Distant royal visit stirs Weymouth events and Dorchester amusements
In Weymouth and Dorchester onlookers noted royal personages at a morning ride along the Esplanade. The Duke of York arrived from Worthing. Preparations rise for the Duchess of Wiretempere’s birthday on Saturday with festive country amusements at Maiden Castle. The Duke of Portland slated to attend a Gloucester Lodge council on Friday.
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Esplanade
Lorp ‘Chancellox
Ee- Shine
So- Pha
Dorchester Road
Augusta
Etizazern
Mary
Countess of Parrerr
Lady Pitt
Duke of York
Amelia
Worthing
Sussex
Duke’ of Portland
Gloucester ‘ Lodge
Duchess of Wiretempere
Maiden Castle
Dorchester
Debut at Bath and Bristol Stages in The Maid of the Mill
The theatre reports Mr Brees in the comic opera Ralph and Mr Lingo in The Agreeable Surprise. He fails to display strong rustic humour but acquits himself with credit. Branco Harp is highlighted for his remarkable distinction. Bickerstar drew a faint sketch of rustic humour and deserves note for his prior work. The piece showcases the crowd's general applause for Lingo.
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Mr. Brees
Bath
Bristol
T'Heatre
Raph
Lingo
Ralph
Bickerstar
Branco Harp
Biccs
Linge
Metternich displeased by title in Surveillant account
A critical tone runs through the Surveillant and Journalist pieces, lampooning Metternich as merely Mr de Metternich and predicting a rise in respect for his titles if he lives long. The column mocks BuonaParTE praise for the Prophet and notes police vigilance, school funding woes, and calls for stronger measures in London. It also discusses the Potter orphan fund, theater trusts, and Egyptian affairs centered on Cairo and its plague haunted cityscape.
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Count Metternich
de Metternich
Buonaparte
Bray
Italy
France
Egypt
Setat
Potter
Haymarket
Liverpool
Drury-lane
London
Cairo
Norden
Pocacke
Babylon
Tinnah
Mifr Ul
Kaira
Nile
Josefu
Tate
Privy Council Certifies Bills and Fire at Black Rock
In Dublin on Saturday the Marquis Cornwallis held a Privy Council at the Castle to certify the bills passed this session to Great Britain The Commission of Over and Terminer opens on October next A large hayrick of 150 loads owned by Lord Cuorknry burned at Black Rock fire fate unknown A General Court Martial began at Athlone barracks on Mr Moore of Mayo and others on treason charges
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Marquis Cornwallis
Great Britain
Ostober
Cuoknrry
Black Rock
Athlone
Moore
County of
Mayo
The Zilphone man of war arrives with Duke of Berri
The 20 gun vessel The Zilphone man of war capt Howry Manis faE arrived at Cuxhaven from Leith carrying the Duke of Berri who set off for Himburgh. A letter to the Countess of Dexby condemns vanity and flattery while Lady Mary Sackville suffers a carriage accident.
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Howry Manis Fafe
Cuxhaven
Leith
Duke of Berri
Himburgh
Countess of Dexsy
Ship collision damages off Plymouth coast and arrivals noted
A large ship ran into the Fugenia causing loss of foremast and bowsprit and other damage. Plymouth reports wind from the northwest and a fleet of coasters remain as last. Also, Kangaroo sloop from Cork and Boadicea frigate from a cruise arrived today.
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Ak Deal
Inquest Into Death By Vicious Horse At Gray's Inn Lane
The Middlesex coroner's inquest heard Joseph Collier describe a London and Westminster Light Horse Volunteers incident. A horse, ridden by Mr Charles Hillyard, ran from its rider and fatally struck Hearp Neae, with the horse later declared a forfeitable deed. The jury deemed the horse a danger and ordered it to be destroyed as a Deodand. The deceased, a widower with one daughter, died amid a training accident on Gray's Inn Lane near the exercise ground.
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Blue Lion
Gray’s-inn-lawé
Ghoace Hopeson
of Middlesex
Hearp Neae
Joseph Collier
London and Westminster Light Horse
Gray’s Inni-Lane
Gray’s-int-lane
Charles Hillyard
Stable fire kills three valuable horses at Hull troop stable
On Wednesday morning Captain W Hats reports three fine hunters were found dead in the Hull yeomanry cavalry stable, likely suffocated by smoke from a candle spark the prior evening. A publican near Clare Market was fined for allowing a journeyman baker to play dominoes in his house. Hoxton village saw a sudden alarm as about 15 reputed madmen escaped a local house. police and volunteers captured eight or nine.
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Mary Sackville
Otway Brano
Mediterranean
York
Barras
Leroux
Meriin
France
Minerva
Courrant
Calais
Dunkirk
Mortrock
Manchester
Leeds
Gamon
Iideo
Castle
Edinburgh
Royal Infirmary
Westport
Farnborough
Grinstead Green
West Holwood
W. Hats
Hull
Clare-market
Bow-street
Hoxton
Printsony J Walter and the Salisbury Square Paper Office
London printers J Walter and J Bonsor publish at Blackfriars Office. Communications for the paper go to the printers at the Printsony house near Jun. Prontine-House Squareys Bracx.
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London
Printsony
J. Walter
Praintine-House
Bracx
J. Bonsor
Salisbury-square
Blackfriars
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Goroner
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Old Fith-street
Edward Hawes
Mantel-street
Goodman’s-fields
Graham
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Wwe
Faversham
Kent
Johns Tappenden
Ayton
Lombard-street
St. Mary Abchurch
John Forbes
Charles Baker
Isleworth
Bhs Clark
Hartunfordbury
Herts
Dormant
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