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Newspaper

Express And Evening Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 24, 1798

Page

2

Day's Express Domestic and Foreign Intelligence

Domestic intelligence covers parliamentary proceedings and Ireland accounts, Bank of England reports, York offices, and public amusements. It includes a review of the new play the Stranger, poetry, ship news, markets, stocks, and miscellanies. Foreign intelligence highlights French advances in Switzerland and the unsettled Neapolitan territories.

Ireland Bank of England York Switzerland

Paris France Italy and Naples Revolutions Inked in Hamburg Mail

London dispatch reports continental upheaval as French aims in Italy align with the Emperor. Naples faces pressure with demands to dismiss ministers and expel officials. A drastic political shift looms as Austrian Prussia troops tighten. Rome remains quiet after a turbulent clash and Greenwich Park hosts a royal salute to the Earl of Morrow.

Esterday Hyde Lord Grenville Earl Campen Dublin Pertiam Marquis of Downsuixe Italy Europe Germany France Naples Baveys Toulon Corfou Otranto Sicily the Two Sicilies Acron Augustus Democratic Party Switzerland Isemburgh Woolner Holland Ratadt Flanders Pacha Oerou Bulgaria Rome Sthult Jdiers Vial West Regiment of London Militte Greenwich Park Earl of Morrow Deux Ponts Army of England

Surrender notices of London and regional tradesmen

From the London Gazette a long list of debtors surrendering at Guildhall or regional venues. Names include Thomas Whitfield Bennete-street coal merchant and many others such as Francis Knowlton hosier Colchester and Richard Hannam hotel keeper Southampton. Dates span March to May with venues in London Doncaster Bath Oxford and Norwich areas among others.

Thomas Whitfield Bennete-street Surrey Guildhall London Francis Knowlton Colchester Essex Robert Marshall Adwick-upon, Street Yorkshire Coentrader Mary the Elephant Doncaster Richard Hanna Tig King’s Head Son Beccles Robert Rose Bath Somersetshire Full Moon Inn Horse-Street Henry Brooks Ipswich Suffolk Great Yarmouth Norfolk Atten Thomas Colecom Newton-street Holborn John Joseph Bouer Ostend John Matthews Newtown Montgomeryshire William Hayes Battersea Guildhall London Hugh Hatton Westhoughton Lancaster Joseph Mason Manchester Spencer’s Tavern Market Place Richard Watts Fareham Southampton Red Lion Inn William Horton Wolverhampton Stafford Swan Inn John Messer Radford Oxford King’s Arms Inn Aputzo John Radford Bridgwater Somerset Currier Old Arigel Inn Samuel Tolfrey Cheapside Choreas Newland James Simpson Lambeth Ualler John Peter Hobkirk Coleman-street James Beyer Thayer-street Manchester-square Simon Jankins Great Knightrider-street Commons John Davidson Thames-street Sesdssman Atone Guildhally - Apriley Denis Ryans Stratton-forest Piccatilly Middlesex James Dunlop St. Mary Axe Thomas Tyas Winchmore Hill Guildteil

Lady-day offerings and court visits greet spring season

Yesterday the Annunciation feast saw offerings at the Chapel Royal by the Marquis of Salisbury. Lord Granville Levison Gower arrived from Berlin with Mr. Freves to congratulate the King of Prussia. The royal party will attend Covent Garden Theatre Thursday to view Fate Impressions.

Chapel Royal Marquis of Salisbury Houshold Lord Granvitee Levison Gower Berlin Mr. Freves Prussia Covent-garden Theatre Dunypas Tienrteen Brome Poote

Sailings and arrivals from the Jamaica convoy to Falmouth

Ship Mews. The Boddington and Cadenhead arrived at Falmouth in nine weeks from Jamaica after parting from the convoy. Three of the fleet reached Liverpool while one or two arrived at Bristol. Lord Clive sailed from Portsmouth for the East Indies as wind permits. Leopard and several East India ships set sail for the same destination, with Fame and store-ship for the Cape.

Boddington Cadenhead Thursay Falmouth Jamaica Maidstone Justiana London Liverpool Bridel Portsmoura Lord Clive Norrow East Indies Portempera M Sjasty Walpole Dover Royal Charlotte East India Ships Fame Cape

Bank general court debates legality of resolution

A Quarterly General Court at the Bank discusses the legality of a recent resolution on voluntary contributions. Mr. Durant urges reading the Directors' counsel opinion, while the Governor declines to offer one. A potential dividend increase is announced for September, with additional notes on stock and other European and American matters.

Durant Forster Deranr Nest Court Bank of America America London Washington Newberry St. Paul's Churchyard Hotcroft Otranto Sicily Goco Strong Richmond Charleston Apamson Barnett Cheaptide Haury Reoutaphorne, Esq Dorchester Castle Gol. Cach

The Stranzer at Drury Lane Receives Strong Applause

A mixed review notes the premiere of The Stranzer adapted from a German work at Drury Lane. The tale centers on a mysterious Stranger and Mrs Hannah amid aristocratic intrigue at a Countess Winterton’s castle. Performances from Kemble Barrymore Palmer and Mrs Siddons are praised, though pace and certain comic interludes slow the action. The ending yields a hopeful reconciliation aided by their children.

Kemblel B Palmer Cer Barrymore Tobias Aikin Ssiomon Hire Wewitzer Pevers Suett Francis Hannah Siddons Winterton Goodall Baron Stainfurt de Beran Countes Warberg J Pinterson Co Uteterson Count Warberg Hannah Tre Baron Mrs. Hannah Warberg Solomon Count Winterton Peter Count I Sinpaws Keme Aie A Norwood Gipsy

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