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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 28, 1800

Page

2

Parliament Lords Debate Ireland Representation Donsons

In a Monday session of the House of Lords, discussions pivoted on the Fourth Resolution of the Union, seeking 100 Irish MPs for an integrated Parliament. Lord Grenville argued population and wealth justify the number, while several peers questioned Irish peer representation and the line between nobles and commoners. The House adjourned after voting for the original paragraph and deferring further steps on the monarchs' message.

Lord Holland Ireland Lor Grenville Lord Grenville House of Commons Commons West Great Britain Lord Alusgrave Imperial House Wm. Blackstone Lord Mulgrave Lord Caernarvon Lord Radnor Lord Darnley Sriendito Union Piotroy

Petitions on Wool Exports Debated in Commons Era

Petitions from Topkeepers and West Riding manufacturers opposed the article in the Union plan allowing raw wool exports. Mr. Wilberforce and Mr. Tierney led discussions on counsel attendance, with witnesses noting dwindling wool in the realm and causes from inclosures and younger sheep slaughter. The Commons debated export figures, duties, and the wider impact on industry and employment.

H. Lofeedies Huddersfield Tierney Lords Bragge Silogfer Douglas Wilberforce Ireland England Pit Veséelock

Napoleon War Dispatch from Vienna News London Gazette Extraordinaire

London reports a dispatch from Vienna via the Gazette Extraordinary detailing Italian campaign early Austrian successes near Savona and Vado. Mevas and Austrian troops seize fortifications, evacuate Vac and Vado, with 17 artillery pieces taken, while Paris proposals falter and Brabant and Flanders restitution remains a peace condition.

Downing-street Lord Mixro Vienna Lord Grenville Foreign Department Italy Mevas Savona Vado Torre de A Buona Monte Notte Nice Jae Auetians Ate Meas

News From Europe and Amsterdam Dispatches

The HAMBERGH MAIL reports daily news from Europe. The Emperor of Russia is said to have withdrawn from the coalition, with missions in Italy and Naples to fulfill. In Brussels robberies and crimes rise. moral decay prompts calls for government and religion. A courier from Paris to Berlin carries important dispatches. Belgium remains the obstacle to peace as negotiations with the Emperor of Germany continue. In The Hague, disputes arise between chambers over laws from last year, and Amsterdam is ordered to maintain sanctions until communal administration forms.

Portsmouth Mediterranean Earl St. Vincest St. Fidlen Namur Lord Bripfort Torbay Lord Kerra Sir Wa. Parker, Bart America Blackstakes Jamaica Greyhound West India Fleet Jacomel St. Domingo Rigdad Toussaint Isle of Wight Staatholder Holland Dumougier Louis XVII Mittau Charente Ems Ordicets Ci-Devant Marbihan London Paris Altho France St. Giorgio Maggiore St. Michael di Murano Holy Father Cardinal Giovennett Mariana St. Lawrence Switzerland Constantinople Porte Sweden Poplar Russia Italy Naples Franckfort Bonapawrs Brussels Ars Berlin Rhine Low Countries Austria Teafon Jenna Germany Belgium England Hague Amsterdam Directory

Shipping News Amid War Talks And Royal Edicts

Falmouth reports delayed mail ships with dispatches to Lisbon and the Leeward Islands while Yarmouth notes a Dutch flag of truce vessel a Texel origin. Express Packet arrives with orders for town. Royal updates include future Maids of Honour travel allowances and deer hunts near Windsor. Market and sporting news mention a Newmarket match for 1000 guineas and distribution of funds in Witney and Reading amid rising grain prices.

Yarmouth Araty Texel Duke of Key Ireland King’s Beach Sunning-hill Englefield ‘Green Great Park Old’ Windsor Cambridge The Holy Land Newmarket York Witney Hentey Wallingfosl Beatine Dunbridge Berar

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