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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 07, 1800
Page
4
A fragment notes a march from Alsace to Fricktal with enemy orders to suspend hostilities. It mentions Paris dispatches and the French Government awaiting a positive Vienna cabinet response to peace overtures from the Chief Consul.
A listing of bankrupt individuals from London and various regions including James Cooper of Epsom Surrey brewer and John Drakelors of Birmingham Patten Tyecutter with multiple trades. The notices cover dates from April 8 to May 29 and 10 including trades such as grocer carpenter milliner and bricklayer among others. The record names firms and streets such as Little Kirby street Union court Bond street Prince street Lothbury and Milliner G. Patterson Berwick upon Tweed and Hackney.
The Evening Mail reports cautious wartime posture with minor actions and reconnoitering as peace negotiations persist in Vienna and Petersburgh. It notes French withdrawal from Grand Cairo amid Turkish threats, the Paris government seeking a loan, and merchant fears as Marmont terms threaten a broader European balance.
Fragmentary OCR note shows garbled phrases about Panis Pas Pers up to the 4th infant, separation, and medical mentions tied to Autttians, with unclear context and no coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented report notes ships, privateers, and troop movements in British ports. Mentions the Monarch flag on board, Mars privateer from Bordeaux, Minerva captured by Hynguard, and armada activity near Deal and the Goodwin Sands with Danish Kiteh Graf Von Bothmer in ballast. Crew casualties include several killed and wounded aboard Mars.
The Frith Houses resolutions printing echoes the Mail’s Feb 15 report. Bonaparte allegedly sought jewels as security for a half million. Ambassadors and nobles are mentioned amid various rumors of Egypt operations and a French lady aboard a vessel with diamonds.
In Newport and North Hampshire districts, soldiers who died recently were honored. Three men faced duty verdicts, with the community noting the outcomes as burials occurred yesterday.
Fragmentary OCR notes report yesterday on suspicion of obtaining money by forging a certificate in the name of Bind to influence a future proceeding. Dr Dixon and other named parties appear in the damaged text concerning alleged identity and official action on the case.
Reports describe a disturbance at the Apollo G ruin in St George's Fields where a building portion in lower apartments collapsed during a public gathering on Saturday evening. The center of the resort area was left in ruins as walls and roof gave way, causing alarms and damaged surroundings.
The notice lists prize details for Lottery No 1 957 with tickets sold at T Brix offices in London Manchester and Edinburgh and notes ongoing sales. It records multiple marriage announcements including William Gore Langton MP to Mrs Browne and Captain Parkinson to Miss Welsh, plus other nuptials and a death of Sir John Menzies Bart with remarks on lineage.
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