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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 29, 1797

Page

3

Revolt in the Rhine region pushes for annexation or republic

French influence stirs Cologne and Bonn as revolutionary clubs, pamphlets, and placards spread sedition. Magistrates resist, hostages are taken, and new revolutionary authorities replace elected officials under French directive. The Cis-Rhenane Republic is proclaimed at Coblentz with foreign-led support, while most residents remain uninvolved.

Rhine Cologne Revolutionary Party France Hoene Cammission Shirun Bingen Coblentz Boin Mertiternich Clb of Mentz Senate Boz Bon Rahetel C. Ac Riziel 2 ¥Igny Hoenz Cis-Rhenane Republic Cedlentz Gerhard Peary Repubic

Grain market shows heavy demand and lower prices

The grain market was very heavy on Friday with prices easing. Wheat sold at 69s to 70s per quarter, about 4s cheaper than Monday. large imports of foreign Wheat noted, with regional quotes ranging from 61s to 78s. A death report follows: Rev. Mr. Arnon allegedly induced a corpse at Beckingham and fell ill. Mr. William Harvey, Newark Tanner, found dead at his home after an evening in health.

Bailey Matt Vick Stamford Lincoln Northampton Wilbrach Newars Devizes Yewbury Brant Broughton Lincolnshire Arnon Beckingham William Harvey Newark

Brighton Skirmish as Northampton Militia Skirs Falmer

General Sir Grey reviews troops at Brighton and Lewes as Northampton Militia, Lanark and Dumbarton Fencibles, and Monmouth, with Horse Artillery, engage near Falmer. Rain drenches officers. Prince of Wales, Lord Jersey, and Major Les witness the action. guns fire from heights as retreat to Lewes occurs.

Sir‘ Cungees Grey Lewes Northampton Otlock Falmer Brighton Park Lord Perwam Monmouth Lanark and Dumbarton Down Home Prince of Walls Lord Jersey Major Les

Doncaster Racing Entries from Thursday September 28

Sporting Intelligence reports Doncaster events with two mile heats and a sweepstake. Entries include Werter Pepperpot Stamford Cardinal Hipswell Commodore Wonder and others aged three to four years. Forfeit details, weights, and stakes note 100 pounds in specie and 20 guineas added by the Corporation of Doncaster.

Doncaster G.crompton B.c. Werter C. Turner B. h.Pepperpot F. Standith Br. c. Stamford Mr. Wentworths B.c. Cardinal Lord A. Hamilton Trumpater AY. Ee T. Hutchinson Br. c. Hipswell Mr. Sitwell B.c. Commodore Corporation of Doncaster H. V. Tempest Fidget Bethell Delpini R. Winn Hutchinson Hambletonia Lord Fitzwilliam Wonder Sitwell Baker Zoo Gs

Doncaster Races Highlight Two Derby Chronicled

In the annals of the Turf a Doncaster race for one hundred pounds drew top note. Werner ridden by Crompton and Pepperpot ridden by Cartes Turnen dueled over six heats with victories by Stamford Pepperpot and Werner, including two dead heats and a decisive sixth heat won by Werner. Jockeyship praised. Pepperpot worn down after five heats. Also news of Serjeant Heaney's court martial and prisoners moved from the New Goal to Woolwich.

Doncaster Mr. Crompton Werner King Fergus Cartes ‘Turnen Pepperpot Volunteer Stamford Cardinal Werter Pepper-pot Mr. Compton Pepper Pot Serjeant Heaney Nottinghamshire Comiv&ted Woolwich

Agriculture Monthly Report Describes Unfavourable Harvest

The September report details a disastrous English harvest with wheat fattened by rain and dew, many crops failing to ripen, and high prices. Barley, oats, beans, and pease suffer, while potatoes and clover assume mixed prospects. Hops yield poorly due to winds and rot, wool declines, mutton scarce, hogs valued for distilling, and cattle prices steady but declining. Short-horned oxen and steers move through northern counties toward fairs.

England Fhiires Sutlex Hants Soime Winchester Smithfield

Prices at Hop Market in Canterbury Report

At our Hop Market yesterday the prices of new Pockets ranged from 4l 13s to 5l 5s and Bags from 4l 16s to 1l 15s. Trade dull with little business, picking will finish this week, and a wet, uncomfortable period for pickers is expected though it will be short.

Ipswich Quarter Sessions Schedule Notes Details

Ipswich announces the schedule for the Quarter Sessions across Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex with holding times in Beccles Woodbridge Ipswich Bury Norfolk Norwich Colchester Cheltenham listing several dates in early June and a pattern of midweek sessions for neighboring towns.

Ipswich Suffolk Norfolk Essex Beccles Woodbridge Bury Norwich Colchester Cheltesford

Rand and Stoddart Appoint Under Sheriffs in Norwich

Yesterday Hewert Rand and John Stoddart were sworn into office as sheriffs for the year ensuing in Norwich. They appointed Samuel Stone and George Wylmer as Under Sheriffs. An elegant entertainment followed at the King's Head hosted by Mr. Sheri Stoddart with several distinguished city figures in attendance.

Norwich Hewert Rand John Stoddart Samuel Stone St. Andrew’s George Wylmer St. Gregory’s Sheri Stoddart King’s Head

Gallery Collapse at Kidderminster Sermon Sparks Safe Exit

A gallery at the Old Meeting-house in Kidderminster gave way during Rev. Brano-Burns charity sermon causing panic. It cleared without injuries as the crowd moved to the New Meeting-house for divine service and a collection of 351. Notable items include Thomas Jeffeut elected Mayor of Leicester, George Foxton inducted at Queenborough Vicarage, and Isaac Slaughter becoming Town and Port Collector of Sandwich. A garden plant at Ponton, Lincolnshire yielded 796 pods containing 900 grains. A Thorpe Norfolk steeple repair accident killed bricklayer Robert Harper, leaving a widow and large family. Joseph Steele of Calderbridge died aged 16, his widow 94, after 70 years of marriage.

Brano- Burn Kidderminster Thomas Jeffeut Leicester Mills and Walker George Foxton Queenborough Leicestershire Edward Loveden Loveden Isaac Slaughter Sandwich H. K. Bradford Quincy Ponton Lincolnshire Thorpe Norfolk Robert Harper Loddon Joseph Steele Calderbridge

London Markets Prices and Shifts in Commodities

The London markets note a 4s 2d per cwt fall in tallow, coal pool price slips to 39s per chaldron, cotton soft with minor drops except Pelotas figures, sugar and tea mostly up while coffee and pepper rise, beef and tobacco mixed, hops decline, and rum showing gains amid a general softer trend.

Mrnday Carthagena Carigna -Gettons Maryland York James ‘River

London News Briefs on Robberies and Public Office Plans

Reports describe a plan to consolidate public offices with the Hackney Coach and Salt Duties under the Tax Office. Also recounted are highway robberies near Shooter's Hill and Ludgate Hill, a Duchess robbed of money and valuables, a Green Gate Street house collapse, assaults near Somerset House, a callender consuming a heavy wager of eggs and bread, a Bath woman found mutilated, and a Hyde Park Corner fine dispute with a turnpike gateman.

Baxer London House of Commons Queen’s Ludgate-hill Johnson Mr. Johnson Duchess de Morremar Dover Darnford Barker’s Green- Gate Street Whitechapel Church Norfolken Street Somerset House George Kent Callender New Compton-street St. Giles’s Saltford-mead Bath Mae Harris Exeter Hyde-park Corner Ios

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