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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 18, 1799

Page

4

Obscure 1800 Lodge Compendium with Royal Arch References

A fragmentary 1800 era catalog details lodge items and emblems, lists lodges under Ancient Constitution, and notes ornamented engravings. It mentions Prince of Wales, Grand Prince, and various offices and banking houses, with editions bound for Moroccy and retailers in Poultry and Champante.

Bathion Rancia Coanita Gondonyso- Géties Brother Alper Prince of Wales Morocco Moroccy Ty Champante Whitrow D. Symonds Patersow F. Wills

Court and Royal News From London and Abroad

A mixed report covers the morning excursion to Kew, a drawing room at St James's, and a Royal visit, noting dismissals and promotions in the Guards, and parliamentary shifts. it also discusses foreign affairs with Napoleon, potential peaces, and strategic guidance on Britain’s maritime strength and continental balance.

Kew Palac Aveusta Erizaget CungLorTe St. Janes’s Carlton House Ladle Ax Scsax Maxis Namiuron Elcho Werhanizst Mrreyrir Aie Holland Earl Spencer Eee Cantor Germany Exzeange Lower Sagan Pol Fom Hreland

Winds and wrecks off Yarmouth and Vienna notes

Detained Earl of Leicester packet persists amid contrary winds. Far cutter arrives, then Trial cutter, and Kite brig. A ship foundered near Scroby Sand but crew saved. A Swedish ship ran ashore by the Jetty, to be broken up. Ambiguous political fables about France and Bonaparte circulate. Vienna Court and Papal election rites described. Bonaparte salary dispute prompts replies. Hardwicke Farm near Banbury sold for 17,1001 with 800 annual rent. Cosby-Mack farm near Brecon sells for 23,001.

Earl of Leicester Hemburgh Bremen Lord Duncan Aya Mrrury BoxaralRte France Syeves Bonwar Parre Fottery Hobbes Harrington Montequan More Abb Daunov Vienna Saupinia Oober St. George Venice Ocober Alfo Pius Betti Frescati Cardinal Kork Bonaparte Britain England Hardwicke Farm Banbury Oxfordshire Dorst.r Bates Wales Cosb-y- Mack Brecon

War News From The Island Fleet And Privateer Capture

Fragmented report notes the Sttun revenue cutter with 26 French aboard captured off the Isle of Wight and carried to Cowes. A fleet under convoy sails tomorrow for Guernsey. the Christiana from Stockholm arrives with tar. Ships remaining at St Trelen's include Glory of 98 Cumbers land 74 and Heor 74 guns.

Sttun Revenue Fenris Heéor

Robert and Elizabeth Joan Son sails for the Westward

This afternoon the vessel Robert and Elizabeth Joan Sun parted her cables and sailed Westward. The ship remained in the Downs with a strong east-northeast wind blowing. Authorities report the departure proceeding as scheduled.

Deal Robert Elizabeth Joan- Son E.N.E

Trade and naval movements from the Baltic and Sound

Arrivals and departures noted include Ellineur Dreenye from Liebau to Dundee with flax aboard the John and Mary Parry. The Iris frigate Ranger and two armed ships sailed from the Sound. Pomona arrived from the Nore with convoy ships, remaining in the Sound with Queen Cutter and others to carry Baltic trade.

Ellineur Dreenye John and Mary Parry Liebau Dundee Zephyr Reay Ditto Iris Ranger Floog Martin Sound Pomona Nore Hfight Selby Queén Baltic House

Renewal of Bank Charter debated by General Court of Proprietors

The General Court of Proprietors discussed renewing the Bank charter amid a proposal from the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Directors favored renewal during wartime for a 21 year term with a three million advance, while opponents urged delaying the discussion and voting by ballot, noting government influence and financial risks. The court adjourned for three weeks to decide.

Thornton Poe Confoss Upuny Samuel Hoare Burke Bank of Paris Bank of England Durand Sansom Ted Chancellor Exchequer Public’ Service Troare Pitt

Ex-Bishop Tarre and Frail Press Reflections on France

A fragmentary account cites Ex-Bishop Tarre rakp as minister for foreign affairs in France's triumvirate era, noting zealous defenders in emigrant journals and French priests' alleged absolution. It mentions a consular figure Fowuviry and criticizes cross-channel clashes with the English press and renegade clerical influence. A merchant seeks a sham witness for an annual profit scheme.

Tarre France

Noted Mysore Sultan Library Contains Ancient Sanskrit Manuscripts

A letter from Mavnas dated August 4 describes a library of the late Sultan of Mysore, including Sanskrit manuscripts from the 21st century and a history of eastern empires around 1600. The collection, valued for Bruminical learning and translations of the Koran, is to be sent to England via the Honourable Court of Directors.

Mavnas Sultain Mysore Toby A.corrett Sultaun Basen Mogul Dynasty England

Miss Warsay vs Powpiten Court Case in Baltic Promises

The Court of Common Pleas returned a verdict for Miss Warsay of Newcattle against Mr. Powpiten aboard the Baltic, assessing 1901 for breach of a marriage promise. The tale covers the 1792 courtship, parental objections, and eventual consent, with later social scenes and theatrical interruptions noted amid scattered local incidents.

Tie Aii Andi Salson Siznar Beith Almof Pizarra Pizato Alonzo Pizarro J. Lucas Swansea Wilson Nowpate-street Dee Arvexsnaw Lincoln’ S

Irish State Lottery Draw Amid Confusing Notation

An OCR noisy fragment reports a lottery drawing with numbers and prizes. It mentions draw dates and ticket numbers but lacks coherent sequence. The readable parts reference prizes and ticket numbers without clear outcomes or names.

Marital and death notices from unclear 19th century notice

Fragmentary obituary and marriage lines mix names and places. A few readable items mention a marriage in a church and a death in a county or parish, with garbled surnames and locations suggesting a local community notice page. The legible facts are sparse and names are unclear due to OCR damage.

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