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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 30, 1793

Page

2

State of Europe and Britain Across Continent and Toulon

The Continent shows no fresh events near close of campaign as princes prepare for action. Toulon garrison in capable hands with caution and judgement. France internal affairs drift through confusion under rulers whose decrees threaten revolt and mass punishment. Yet Britain enjoys strong commercial prosperity and minimal wartime harm with bright prospects ahead.

Prince of Saxe- Coroures Duke of Brunswick Toulon France England Great Britain

Rennes Revolts and French Naval Movements Reported

The day’s notes describe Rennes Brittany in counter-revolution, Spanish battleships nearing Toulon, Neapolitan troops expected, and a large fleet to join from Toulon. Dispatched orders and British plans surface, with Lord Hoop’s forces, Admiral Jos Gert in Toulon harbor, and preparations to defend or strike Westembourg. Major Cameron has raised a regiment in Scotland.

Rennes Brittany Touton Carthegena Gulph of Rosas Catalonia Toulon Lord Hoop Leis Marsiniques Carry Raux Zimms Earl of Yarmouth France London Westembourg Lord Blowr Porbay Lita Colossus M. C. Pole Lord Hoon Jos Gert Pottetion St. George National Convention Havre Sanserre Suveur Cameron Scotland

Dub or Yorks Army in Quiet Maubeuge Roundup

Dispatch from Mensy reports thousands of troops marching toward Maubeuge with several battalions leaving camp. Engagements on Sept 23 24 saw 32 Carmagnols captured and sent to Rafflaer while Austrian forces defended Moubron. Rumors of Maubeuge loss and Cobourg’s victory circulated before confirmations arrived. Headquarters remain at Czfoing for now.

Mensy Maubenge Comen Ryt Rafflelaer Moubron Maubeuge Cottoréno Prince de Copours Hoxchard Ficin Prince de Cobourg

British brigade at Toulon under General Stuart

Letters from Manin say last night’s events leave the situation unchanged. General Stuart now commands a British infantry brigade reduced from eight regiments to three after counter-orders. Lieutenant-Colonel Hore of the 25th Foot is ordered to join at Toulon. half the regiment is at Zowon and half at Gibraltar.

Manin Stuart Downs Plymouth Hore 25Th Regiment of Foot Zowon Gibraltar Toulon

French Fortified Camp At Maubeuge Holds Against Austrians

Dispatch from the front reports General Cleirfact's army near Maubeuge receiving daily reinforcements. French defenses number about 12,000 men with 180 cannons atop entrenched works, hindering Austrian attempts to seize the town. Even if Maubeuge falls, control of surrounding heights remains decisive for the battle.

Cleirfart Maubeuge

British Memorial Demands Dismissal of French Minister

Lord Hervey delivers a memorial to the Grand Duke of Tuscany urging dismissal of the French Minister and removal of the Republic's arms from his palace. It calls for banning mercantile trade with French ports and for British protection of Tuscan sea ports and vessels.

Great Britain Lord Hervey Tuscany Leghorn Spezia

Revival of Royal Titles for Four Younger Sons

The text notes the revival of titles Cumperlano Langaster KkwpaL Crevetann and Cam MaBripce in the king's four younger sons, with Evwain to be created Duke of Cam PRLANA. It mentions prison population figures for Paris and orders for the 30th and 69th Foot to march to Toulon.

Cumperlano Langaster Kkwpal Crevetann Cam MaBripce Evwain Cam‘prlana

Riot at Bristol Bridge Sparks Deadly Civil Unrest

A Bristol riot erupts as the magistrates pull back troops and halt tolls. Soldiers fire into a 12 000 strong mob, leaving about 15 dead and dozens wounded, with many amputations and extensive property damage. The city braces for further violence as guards are tightened.

Polyder Powell Castle-street Jones Maryport-street Lord Bateman War-office Daunerr Barzstan

Maritime and war updates and local notices from a British paper

Ships including His Majesty's packets the Portland and the Princess Royal sail to the West Indies and America with mails while schooners report a French river Lauter siege artillery and 800 guns forged in Paris. Local nobility visits, Bath races stewards named, East India Company bond payments noted.

Portland Rogers Princess Royal Schuyler West Indies America Halifax New York Barbados Jamaica La‘Reyne Co‘runna Falmouth Lauter France Italy Lyons Toulon la Vendée Duke of Yaux Dunkirk Maneure ArenaisHer Canversary Lambeth Palace Scarborough Countess of Yarmouth Lady Irwin Yorkshire William Gores Lanston Rort Everard Baron Bath Crosniz Fox Chatham Newark East India Company Leadeshall Street

Dutch East Indiamen damaged after Cape voyage event

The snippet reports two Dutch East Indiamen left at the Cape of Good Hope following a voyage toward Brest. The Nicholas and Jane Abbots are mentioned with references to the Elizabeth Holt and potential further damages.

Nicholas Jané Abbots

Plymouth News: Royal Navy Ships Enter Plymouth Sound

The Ranger cutter arrives with 14 guns under Lieutenant Corcrave from a cruise. Tremendous with 74 guns and Inconstant under Capt. Mon Teo join the fleet. Resource 28 guns under Capt. Pinner and Falcon 14 guns under Capt. Bissert sail in. Tremendous reaches Cawfind Bay. Druid 32 guns under Capt. Elison, Heroine 32 guns under Garoyer, Ferrett 12 guns under Ngewen remain in the Sound.

Plymouth Ranger Corcrave Tremendous Cane Picot Mon Teo. Merv Pinner Falcon Bissert Cawfind Bay

Naval arrivals and convoyed ships off St Helenas

Portsmouth reports arrivals of the Inconstant and Andromache frigates from Hown's fleet, the Queen Anne s, Vengeance, Monarch, Culloden and other ships with a West India convoy of about 100 sail under Admiral Garoyer and Captain Durr in Cape RocH.

Portsmouth Rd Hown Ulysis Mouse Andromache Salisbury West India Contig St. Helen’s Queen Man Garoyer Duke of Durr Vengeance Thompsown Monarch Cy . Watzvace

Jamaica fleet arrivals off Newfoundland and Liverpool ships

Reported arrivals include Jenny Stringer and Wilding Atkinson and Blayds Cuite Othello Jolly George Kirby Brothers Payne part of the Jamaica fleet. Polly Raphael is on shore at Burbo awaiting refloat after rum discharge. A night inland impressment took 140 men onto Perseus. Signals at Bidston Lighthouse hinted at a royal ship and two fleets offshore.

Jenny Stringer Wilding Atkinson Jamaica Gulph Newfoundland Blayds Cuite Othello Jolly George Kirby Brothers Payne Polly Raphael Burbo Perseus Bidston Melampus Cap. Fin Tuscar Lew Island

Leeward Island Fleet Arrives Under Duke's Convoy

The Leeward Island Fleet with 98 guns returns to Bristol under the Duke’s convoy. Ships include Nevis Mairs Swift Galleott Minerva Solicitor General Fann Tarbett True Briton Somerset Rook Cook and others from Barbadoes St Kitts Antigua and Hibernia. Died: Edinburgh on the 24th ult. Alexander Simpson. Also notes deaths and a Swiss-extracted individual connected to Yverdon.

Bristol Leeward Island Duke Nevis Mairs Swift Galleott Bobadoes Minerva St. Kitt’s Solicitor General Fann Tarbett Barbadoes Hibernia St. Vincent Edinburgh Alexander Simpson Bank of Aberdeen Price Academy Mington Yverdon Switzent Tisac Bourgeois Sir Francis Bourgeois Rosa Academy Col. Bourgeois Yverden England

Arrivals and Departures From English Ports In Stormy Seaa

Shipping news records arrivals at Pooles, Southampton, Scarbro and Petersburgh, with ships Love and Unity, Acorn, Minerva, Centurion, Orpheus, Redoubt, Defence, and others sailing for Portsmouth Sheerness Madeira and Seville. Winds west to northwest blow hard as cargoes and troops move amid busy naval activity. Grain prices and goods rates headline market updates with wheat, malt, oats and bohea exchanges noted.

Jones Newlouh Southampton Acorn Preston Scarbro Minerva Hildreath Petersburgh den Orpheus Portsmouth Sheerness Cas Down Downs Peyton Macbride Queen Albion Union W. Dear S. W Dawath Ceres Brilliant Quebec Thomas Laws Madeira Robert, Clark Eliza, Lamb Seville

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