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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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