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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 04, 1800
Page
4
The document reports Lord Walsworth sailing from Deal aboard the Andromeda Jr to Copenhagen for talks on the Danish convoy and neutrality. It discusses Britain’s naval supremacy, trade, and the push for European peace amid neutral rights disputes, plus notes on captured ships and naval appointments.
The passage laments arrogance and abuse by nations, arguing about monopolies and injuries from Europe. It questions why France inflicts injury upon many nations and suggests a pattern of dealing with powerful nations and trad ing their power with impunity.
Dublin September 4: The election of Irish representatives to the Imperial Parliament is expected to take place under the Union Act. The list of likely peers and the 28 representatives to be chosen is discussed, noting that many Irish peers cannot be elected while holding seats in the Lords. The calculation suggests 23 of 69 peers may be considered for election, with 28 to be selected as one-fifth of the total.
Yesterday the Royal Family visited Stacie's Rooms with a large attendance as they promenaded past ten thirty. They returned to the Lodge. This morning the King and the Duke of Cambridge rode out on horseback on the Lulworth Road. The Queen and Princesses traveled by carriage to Upway. The Princess Elizabeth enjoyed a warm bath this morning.
Sunday night Duke of BeDronp arrived at Brighton and Monday the Prince of Wales dined at the Pavilion. A two month stay at Brighton is anticipated. Lord Macaursey recovers from a dangerous lung gout attack. Bread price reduced to sixteen pence per quartern loaf by Lord Mayor. Various notes on language, critics, and waste paper discussed. Mrs F2 wounded in Hammersmith affair not dead yet. husband involved, self-injury details and marital separation noted.
Reports from the Atlantic sketch a turbulent shipping season with multipleUK and French captures. Vessels including Young William and Rapvl fight fate near Gibraltar, while ships like The Atturias and Mary fall to privateers. A French prize crept into Rochelle, and British squadrons deter further expeditions.
Edward Thorn was executed at Oxford on Monday fortnight for the murder of his maid Amy Jacob by administering poison. Evidence showed he confessed paternity of the child, sought methods to end the pregnancy, and bought ta tthane to kill the girl, which was found in her stomach. His conduct after condemnation was described as decent and penitent.
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