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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 15, 1800

Page

2

Parliamentary Intelligence Update in Lords Debates

The House of Lords discusses the Royal Assent wage, the Population Bill report, and High Price of Provisions. Lord Camden notes the second Committee report and the print timing. Lord Darnley hints at future propositions after printing. Notices include evacuation instructions to Egypt and potential peace negotiations with Grenville and M. Ottegnafi. Adjourned to Wednesday.

House OF Lords Moses Wallagheig Lord Camden Lord Keith Sidney Smith Egypt Lord Grenville Nedic

Parliamentary Proceedings and Notices of Various Bills

A lengthy record from the House of Commons detailing discussions on Bank of England notes in circulation, a new writ for Liskard, and several bills including the Allen Act extension, Exchequer Bill, and Poor Relief measures. Notices cover a Ferrol attack inquiry and Habeas Corpus suspension debates, with petition debates on Privy Council criticisms and related remarks amid procedural actions.

HOUSE Commons Moxway Hiley Addington Bank of England Liskard Earl of Edinburgh Pasled Y Co Bragge Committee of Supply Alfo Ea/ingtom Grenada Rite West Indies Ryder Miri Igder A Fokylt Atorney Gemeba Tierney Sime Claire

Petition Debate and Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill in Commons

Fragmented parliamentary report shows discussion on a petition deemed irrelevant, the Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill, and methods of presenting motions. House divided on tabling the petition and on commitment of the suspension bill, with further debates on Grenada insurrection and wartime fiscal measures.

Perceval Martin Drones

Embargo Details From Foreign Office On English Trade

London reports Mazerey of the English Factory at St Petersburg met Foreign Office officials with information on England Russia relations. Private letters warn of harsh conditions for crews as ships are moved inland. English property losses are set to be paid by ruffian merchants amid embargo tensions after the Hamburgh Mail arrival. Prince Augustus Frederick to Lisbon aboard the Ladymion frigate, while Moen escapes at Liverpool with orders to burn allied ships. several ports and authorities are involved in enforcing measures.

Mazerey St. Petersburgh Mazerzer Foreign Office England Prince Augustus Frepenice Lisban Ladymion Spith St the Fane Liverpool Marva Isc Vienna Hig Archduke da Gies Archduke Batatrye Hungary Pest Wisl University of Prague Cuapes Culves Petersburgh Novaic Nata

Imperial and European warfare reports from Vienna to Copenhagen

Dispatches describe Moreau's march towards the Iser and Vienna's plan to empower Archduke Dagies, with Hungarian conspiracies and Prague students pledging in defense. Petersburg reports English ships burned after embargo clashes, and Copenhagen notes Baltic corn trade and a seamen levy as tensions escalate across Europe.

Copenhagen Baltic Norway

Letters from Legtorn and Neapolitan Actions

Fragmentary letters mention Legtorn reporting that the port is blockaded by two English frigates and ships heading there. An English sloop recaptured a prize near Naples. Reports discuss Neapolitan government actions, Piedmont finances, and a Batavian prohibition affecting trade. The text blends mentions of Leghorn Forte Ferrajo Mahon and Armies in Paris with scattered, unclear details.

Legtorn Forte Ferrajo Mahon Kerry Leghorn Hias Naples Piedmont Domingo Caragoa Paris

Military dispatches recount Paris gains and Naples tensions

Reports from December describe French and Neapolitan forces clashing near Naples and in northern fronts. Details cite French officers delivering papers to the pope, Neapolitan generals meeting, and a French ship taken by the foe. The mood notes high casualties, strategic talk, and evolving front lines across Europe.

Hohentinideéi Waslerburg Wefel Upper Weser Turin Rome Milad Palermo

Minute report from December session adjournment

The minutes show the Legislative Body agreeing to adjourn to December 13 after a long session. The President addressed members urging activity to improve legislation and national prosperity, praising peaceful outcomes amid war, and signaling confidence in forthcoming results to be submitted for general approval. Citizens in the Tribunes echoed the Vice du Republique as the body adjourned.

Army Movements Around Kempten and German Fronts

Paris papers report General Lecourbe arrived at Kempten on the 28th. A large force advances from the Lech toward Bregenz aiming to break through Montafon and Staindz to Barudeck and gain Brenztgau to move on Martenbrut and Finstermuntz. Couriers reach Vienna with updates from Moreau to the First Consul about operations in Germany.

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