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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 11, 1797

Page

3

Venetian Ambassadors Circulation of Reports Abroad

A Paris May report notes circulating details about Venetian ambassadors and alleged crimes against the French. It mentions Angereau’s capture trophies from Mantua and Buonaparte’s expected return, with further treaties and peace actions to unfold. A courier from Milan describes French forces attacking Verona, routing Venetian satellites after a fire and explosion that killed several hundred Slavs and their commander, as riots spread in the city.

Gorghie Angereau Mantua Maffena Buonaparte France Directory Calatnoy Milan Derieux Lehoz Verona Manche

French Arret Declares Prize Rules for West Indies

Article outlines neutral port shipments to Martinique St Lucia Tobago Demarara Berbice Essequiba and Leeward islands Port au Prince St Marks Jeremie under the French Republic. Armed vessels from those ports are pirates by law and prize of war. Order to be printed read posted and notified to neutral governments and colonial administrations. Signed at Baseterre Guadaloupe on 13 Pluviose year 5.

Windward Leeward America Martinique St. Lucia Tobago Demarara Berbice Essequiba Port-au-Prince St. Marks l’Archages Jeremie ii Snch West Indies Criminal Tribunal Com Merce St. Croix St. Thomas St. Bartholomew's Criminal Tribunal and of Commerce Guadaloupe West India Station

Woman seaman seeks wages from captain after ten years at sea

In Liverpool on a Thursday last a woman applied for a summons to recover wages from a ship's captain. She had served in man's clothes as a sailor for at least ten years, spent time in the Royal Navy, and was aboard the Phaeton during the recapture of the St Jago prize. She had recently been pressed and now seeks release from service by pursuing prize money claims.

Brunswick-street Liverpool Royal Navy Phaeton

Debating the Nabob of Arcot debts and Board of Control

A London court meeting of the East India Company proprietors examined the 1,200,000 disbursement for the Nabob of Arcot’s private creditors. Directors opposed the Board of Control order, arguing it violated Parliament’s acts and treaties, risking the company’s interests. A vote of censure was moved against the Board of Control with a committee to seek relief for the Company.

Board of Control Nabeb of Arcot India Nabob of Arcot Board of Controul Dundas Arent Nabob Dandas Court of Directors Madras Court of Dutestors Nabob of Arcot Contraul Henchman Lord Kinnaird Smith Bosanquet Lord Pigot Adair Law Lord Loughborough House of Lords Twining Moi Impey Randall Jackson Stephen Lushington Alderman Lushington Durand More

London Livery Hall Meeting Backs Peace Move and Minister Removal

A Wednesday common hall at Guildhall debated the right of the Livery of London to address the King and urged peace by removing ministers. Mr Hanson, Mr Waithman, and others spoke as resolutions passed demanding ministers’ removal while the Lord Mayor faced a censuring vote amid lively exchanges. Aldermen Curtis Anderson and Lushington urged constituent consultation before voting in Parliament.

Hanste Livery of London Mr. Waithman Busiess Hanson Stonestreet Aed Messrs, Waithman Waddington Farmer, Gurney, &c Curtis Anderson Lushington Alderman Combe

Amendment on Nabob of Arcot protest described

The text notes protests over the Augunt of demands on the Nabob of Arcot. Major Scott moved an Amendment to form a Committee of Directors instead of répôtors. The amendment failed 43 to 16. The original question with the annexed resolution was referred to a ballot to be held on Thursday the 18th.

Arcot Major Scott Heneliman

Robbery on Ilford Road Involving Mr Blydebeym

Monday evening between eight and nine oclock Mr Blydebeym of Harplane Towers returning from Essex in a single horse chaise with a lady was attacked by three footpads near the Three Rabbits Ilford. They seized watches and money from both travelers and two of the assailants later returned on foot to menace the chaise. A postchaise rider shouted of robbers prompting the thieves to flee. Three men on horseback then rode by in a furious manner, suspected to be the same robbers, having hidden their horses nearby.

2 Blydebeym Harplane Towers Essex Ilford

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