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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 10, 1800
Page
4
The General in Chief orders a proclamation urging peace while noting government aims to prolong the conflict. It condemns hostile parties for seeking terms that would hinder renewed victories and asserts soldiers will endure hardships to restore peace and national glory. The notice will be printed in French and German.
Army of Italy proclamation dated Milan November seventeenth urges renewed arms to end the long continental war. It laments French duplicity, praises liberty and glory, notes improved pay and fewer sick, and calls soldiers to face the coming battle with national pride. Signed by Brune.
From Mentz we learn forces of the ExEc or have evacuated Aschaffenburgh while Augereau’s army retakes the Franconia route. Mentz dispatches ammo to Frankfort as Cobentzel’s replies to Peace proposals reach Vienna. Across Luneville and Rastadt, plies of diplomacy fade as hostilities loom with Moreau at Munich and French forces marching toward the Inn.
Paris reports and Paris papers detail movements of Augereau and Mentz troops with engagements near Schweinfurt and Herartburgh. Citadel siege prepared by General Dunem. Moreau dispatches from Munich. Queen’s drawing room at St James’s Palace noted. Export grain ban in Holland cited amid broader European war context.
The Dover dispatch claims information from Paris via a Paris telegram chain. Our correspondent warns readers to doubt the authenticity, noting the forwarding circumstances and flag signals as potentially unreliable. The item’s atmospheric importance seems overstated given the sourcing uncertainties.
A fragmented ship news note mentions Walton and Prosperous Hus near Saniler and a wind loop activity with a price of seven pence. The context and details are uncertain due to OCR issues but imply maritime operations and a cruise event.
An English ship with Prussian soldiers on board attempts to detain runaways. The Prussians threaten, the English captain calls for delivery, and the crew vanishes instantly as a broadside is warned. The incident leaves both sides unsettled with no desers.
Yesterday a Young Man named Sn examined on suspicion of highway robbery near Togenhan court road. J Hexer landlord of the Old Paint testified that around five o clock two footpads stopped a single horse chaise he was in. prisoners were believed to be the robbers and committed for trial. Intelligence from Spain via France reports plague ravages daily. A drunken man fell in the street and carts used for victims moved him.
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