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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 12, 1800

Page

3

Continent-wide Developments Rumor of Armistice Pledges

Dispatches report empires and cabinets preparing for military moves amid espionage and cantonments. Couriers bring orders to Cobentzel. rumors say France seeks fortress cessions as armistice progresses. Florence notes confiscations and taxes targeting nobles. Rome debates church order reforms and education groups.

Vienna Upper Austria Cobentzel Lance Florence Leghorn Tuscany Knights of Malta St. Stephen Rome

Parisian Fashions in Velvet Bonnets and Satin Cloaks

Describes Parisian dress trends with white satin cloaks, black velvet trims, and gold intermixtures. Notes head-dresses remain hair-based and ribbons are white with long fringe. Mob caps with ornate work persist, some split or circular, featuring embroidered buttons and decorative rosettes.

Nemesis Arrives With Coasters Under Convoy at Portsmouth

A Royal Navy ship Nemesis returns from the Downs to Portsmouth with a convoy of coasters. The Princes Royal Packet and Ham sh Mail are delayed by wind. Several prizes are reported inbound, though the destinations and captors remain unclear amid the gale.

Lyle Taylor Doomfeview George Hound Hull Philadelphia Portsmouth His Nemesis Downs Wen Princes ‘Royal Packet Suir Brooks Freeman WalkEick Ateas Eat

London Gazette December listing of bankrupts and imports

The item records His Majesty's ships and ships at Leghorn and notes more than half a million in plunder saved. It lists bankrupts including Eleanor Jone Mathar, Thomas Pastry, and John Gregn among others, with trades such as haberdasher, ironmonger, linen-draper, and tailor, and mentions fees, ware, and exports. The fragment preserves names, trades, and places, hinting at legal and commercial notices.

Awcun Aj Leghorn Vale Ferlings Haveleen Obankrupts Eleanor Jone Mathar iWorcesteshire Thomas Pastry Birmingham Haberslather Dey iBreet Seirrey Tanner Jeepes John Gregn Vello Luke Kidd Old Itrtmeréhm George Fletcher Thownhaughefr Plasterer Thomas Bottomley Liverpool Linensdraper Hag Orate Fareham Hamire Brigkumaker Clefian Oul Linén-Drapers Evic Mas Nsundernid Ieee Collis Tim Rots Tna Taylor Jans Pitea Epsom Fintcher Ray Ane Ugar

Fragmentary OCR note from Boneon 1939 dispatch

Fragmented text from a historical page shows garbled names phrases and dates. It references a Prince Sophie Engignd and a Fleet context with scattered terms likely from a military or personal notice. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a clear event or outcome.

Antonio d Almanza Tragedy at Drury Lane Faces Backlash

A Saturday Drury Lane performance of Antonio d Almanza, or The Soldier's Return, drew sharp criticism for weak plot and muddled passion. Review cites Helena’s murder and the play’s morality as corrupt and poorly staged, noting audience indignation after act three and a failed attempt at a second representation.

Antonio Antonio d' Almanza Pedro Arragon Roderigo de Lara Italy Saragossa Roderigo Adiax Helena Guzman Hhe Ifelena Barny- More

Leicester Election and Naval Appointments in Turbulent Times

Election results show division with Babington at 1175 votes and Manners contending as the contest unfolds. Admiralty commissions seek a new naval officer after a Marine Society recommendation, while international notices recount French actions and Danish Lisbon incidents. A string of social statistics details births, marriages, and divorces, alongside local crime at Holborn and Melbourne care of jailers.

Madame Storace Drury Leghorn Thores Qld Knigtsnden Leicester Mr. Babington Myr Manners Admiralty Marine Society Lond Speyer Admiral Cowvoys Dujg Lisbon Tome Essex Eritire Paris Waugh Haberdather Holborn-Bridge Gus Melbourne Esharing Ates Tor Sthie

Warship Melbrook in action near Oporto during convoy clearance

La Sophie troop arrived with Newfoundland convoy while the Melbrook schooner commanded by Lieutenant Sarrir cleared the Bar of Oporto of Spanish privateers. After a two hour engagement with the Bellona privateer the Melbrook suffered 12 wounded and was disabled but not captured. The Oporto factory subscribed for the ship's crew and sent a letter to the Admiralty praising Commander.

la Sophie Newtoundland Sarrir Lagus Jnr Oporte Oporto Bellona Tetroleaus N &Tion Melbrook Admiralty

Law Repoury Trial Over Insurance Loss Question

In Guildhall on December 13 before Lord Kenyon and a special mercantile jury Johnstone C Thompson contested a policy dispute over average loss. Plaintiff advocated 75.1 percent, defendant 25.1 percent. after long testimony the jury found for the plaintiff. The case mirrors Johnstone v Shenlon now before the King's Bench for final determination.

Guildhall Lord Kenyon Johnstone C. Thompson Oliphant Vaux Johnstone

Bank of England notes and crime and market notices

An 1797 bank note circulation report with prices and wheat and flour market updates. A Saturday night robbery in SohoSquare involves a man and woman. other thefts on the road near Mitcham and a Dover road incident. Reports of a sheriff’s court in Maidstone and a travelling box stolen from Dr Lertsom’s coach near Southampton.

Bank of England Soho-square Man- Chester Ander Etband Elbing Dantzic Holland Embden Canterbury Norwich Lincoln Chester Devizes Newark Derby Louth Cambridge Salibury Sherborne Onford Leicester Doncaster John’ Hackett Carshalton Surrey Lah Blackheath Tavlor Crayford Timie Charlton Woolwich Whd Royal Horse Dover James Smith Richard Shepherd Robert Symonds Mr. Taylor Maidlené-Gaol Lertsom Southiampton-iire Bloomsbury Btn Y Hammer Pile

Cabinet Makers Conspiracy Trial At Guild Hall

James Milson of Oakley and Co. faced trial before Sir R. C. Gavax and Sit Wai Hirary for forming a combination among cabinet makers to raise wages or quit. Wilton was found guilty after a four hour hearing. other defendants face similar charges as unions influence tensions grow, posing public injury concerns.

R. C. Gavaxand Guildhall James Milson Meilis Oakney Shackleton Evans Oakley, and Wilton Methrs. Oakley and Co Wilson

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