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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 19, 1797

Page

4

French Negotations Fail Lord Malmesbury Returns Home

The French Directory’s hard line ends with Lord Malmesbury quitting Lisle and returning to England, causing market tremors. He arrives in Calais, meets with Lord Morpeth and Mr Ellis, and discusses the failed embassy with Lord Grenville. Officials promise a public explanation from St James's and a push to vigor in war. Funds dip as public confidence wavers while Parliament readies to convene.

Malmesbury Lisle Calais Dover Lord Morpeth Mrr. Ellis Spring Gardens Lord Amberit Fine Montalembert Ralph ‘Abercrombie West Indies Trévor Turin Craig Ireland Balam Jacobi Capt. Barrett Navy Capé of Good Hope Lord Cathcart Lord Amherst Mr.Wallace Admiralty Charles Small Pybus Freafury Vienna M’kerrell Royal’ Paisley’ Volunteers Dandas Earl Paulett Duke of Portland Liverpool Spencer, Grenville Mr. Dundas Windsor Ledges France Britain Lord Malmesbury Bourne Talleyrand Perigord

Litchfield shines in Comedy of the Dramatic at Covent Garden

At Covent Garden last night the Comedy of the Dramatic featured Mrs Litchfield as Matate. Her confident bearing and clear voice mark her as a capable performer. Munden and Lewis gave strong support in Lord Scratch and Vapid while the Epilogue drew applause for Lewis’s gleeful delivery.

Henderson London Munden Lewis Lord Scratch Vapid Afting

Diana Packet Captain Fame Navigates Harbor Mystery

Fragmentary OCR note mentions the Diana Packet and a captain famed in a harbor scene. Details are unclear. likely a historical ship reference with a notable captain. Readable elements include vessel name and leadership, but event, date, and place are not evident.

Diana Packet Captain Fame Lord Case Pete

Lucinda captured by French privateer en route to London

The Lucinda, commanded by J Robinson and sailing from Memet to London, was seized by a French privateer and carried to Arendahl. The crew's fate and voyage details remain unclear in the fragment.

Lucinda J Robinson Memet Lonedon

Portshouth to Spithead and prize reports at sea

A dated Portsmouth report notes Marlborough sailing to Spithead from St Helen’s in 1744, the Belvedere Indiaman leaky after late gales. Two Spanish prizes are moved to the river for sale. Court-Martial acquits Major Foster on orders issues during a voyage. Arrivals include Johanna from Demerara and the wrecked Recovery schooner with Newfoundland crew hardships. Survivors lack provisions for days, but hope medical aid restores their health.

Marlborough Spithead St. Helen’s Torbay Andres Cowes Johgana Bonbilea Reynbut Demerara Chooner John Flain St. John’s Newfoundland Barladoes Moe Lemnly Gagain Reyahar

Plymouth ships and crews in harbor and at sea

A Plymouth report lists ships including Pomone, Seagower, Charon, Spitfire, Unicorn, Bridgetown, Walwich and others with gun ratings from 4 to 44, under Captains Warren Dur ham O'Brien Mandy Young and more. Several vessels reported sailing for Ireland or eastward and arriving at Plymouth with passengers, wind conditions and convoy movement noted.

Sin Dur Ham Seagower Plymouth Dapger Licatengnt Tomlinsony Childers O'Brien Orgizes Charon Mandy Spitfire Ap-Gues Seymour A.cruize Puns Young Ireland Beidgetown Tadidman Pita G. Wilson Bridgetown Walwich Dp Dabree Liverpool Bristol Welf Scilly

Sailed convoy to Reetimonihy and Savage loop

A naval convoy with the guest for Charon frigate and Pilot naps sailed for Reetimonihy and Savage loop. Wind from the ENE affected the operation as Hawkenloop led the escort.

Charon E.N.E

Old Bailey Trials Report Thirty Prisoners Here

Old Bailey intelligence notes that yesterday sixteen prisoners were tried at the Old Bailey. Sixteen prisoners faced trial with eight convicted of felony and five acquitted. Names appearing include Richard Barber for forgery Robert Arnold for burglary and Sarah Warwick for privately stealing.

Old Bailey Richard Barber Robert. Arnold Sarah Warwick

Prices of Stocks Thir Day at Tonione Clack Bank

Stock prices and rates from Tonione Clack include bank stock figures, annuities, and various reduced yields. Notable mentions include Imperial three percent and other quoted securities. The text reflects a fragmented OCR snapshot with unclear figures and inconsistent spellings.

Ann. Hutt Hye J. Imperial

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