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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 10, 1800

Page

4

Parliamentary Intelligence: House Debates on Plague Goods Destruction

Debtors petition in Parliament demand relief as Mr. Pitt presents a royal message about three ships from Mogadore with goods destroyed to curb a presumed plague. Committee reference proposed. debate on Habeas Corpus and wages reform follows amid calls to revive Poor Laws and aid the working poor.

House OF Commons Bury St.Edmunds Worcester Pitt Mogadore Africa Privy Council Majesty Pité William Pulteney Baronet Am ‘Ion Guserc Bic Sit Fm Pulteney William Macdowal St. Vincent’s Grenada Mratthread Mr. Pitt Mr. Whitbread Understaim Hinself Cora Elizabeth Tle Full Gentleman Young Burton Lefevre Ellison Wilberforce Whitbread

Late intelligence warns Allies face Austrian dissensions

The Hamburg mails report political tremors splitting the alliance as Boxavartre and British opposition gain ground. Russia’s armies remain aligned with Britain while Austria’s strength, though fractured, still shapes the campaign. Britain funds Bavarian troops to threaten the Rhine as Bonaparte expands demi-brigades amid epidemics dousing French forces.

Boxavartre Russia House of Austria Great Britain France Austria Rutlia Rhine Morbau Swabia Royal Highness England Bonaparte Petersburgh Vienna Germany

Private Correspondence From Hamburg Marching Wars Abroad

A Hamburg private letter reports tensions between Petersburgh and Vienna over Ancona capitulation, Russia’s potential moves in Bohemia, and Prussia’s aid to Hamburg. It notes Wickham’s mission from Augsburg to Munich and Vienna, Swedish crown plans, and ongoing Rhine region unrest amid Austrian militia reinforcements. Plague and demarcation lines in France are mentioned as epidemics threaten.

Hamburgr Petersburgh Vienna Ancona Russi Agar Bohemia Bournonville Suworow Fi Prague Archduke Duartnes Swabia Wickham Engife Augsbourg Munich Bavaria Great Britain Rhine Aren Mr. WickHam Paul Russia England Keno Sweden Nordkoping Stockholm Gustavus Gefle Ankerstrom Ruffin Bawrnonville Berlin Baron de Kradner Dresden Ameong Strasburgh France

Appointment of two Common Halls for Peace petitioning

A requisition for a Common Hall to petition for Peace led to Lord Mayor nominating two halls to meet on Wednesday the 6th. The resignation of the Lord Chancellor stems from a patent appointing Lord Elbow Deputy Speaker of the Lords Police replacing Lord Lanyon. The Countess of Bentivex has died at Nameburgh. Admiral Waishepp is her grandson. Hamburgh mourns a severe loss. her house hosted foreign ministers and notable figures. she was famed for wit and benevolence.

Chaxcenion Lord Elbow Police of Lords

Portmouth News Ship Movements and Casualties

SHHE NEWS reports ships sailing to join the Channel fleet with Captains Purvis Sti uses and Kuseut, while a vessel from Portsmouth suffers casualties at sea including five sailors and three boys. Harwich notes Swift arrives with figures to Moss, snow blocks roads, and St Petersburgh expected. Plymouth logs Providence retaken and convoy details from Portsmouth.

Portsmouth Fes Selock Fen’s Jonden Purvis Pampa Sti Montague Kuseut Bletics Elk Hing Tos Fenerable Marxpith SroxEs Harwich Swift Brant Aviadue Moss Norway Hoses Pornate Fuite Lhwiz Fredges St. Petersburgh Blake Mr. Ayxen London

Battle and fire across Morbihan and London mishaps

Detailed, fragmentary report covers January battle near Grand Champ in Morbihan between Royalist Groupe and General Tlarry, casualties and reprisals, bread price rise in London, a major fire in Lower Thames Street affecting Covent Garden, and a list of MPs voting on Mr Superpan's motion with named tellers.

Grand Champ Morbihan Groupe Tlarry Grovezen Harry Geo St Init Lonp Lower Thames-street Beer Jane Association of the Covent-Garden C. Combe D.north W Colhoun W.northey F. Osborne W. Geary Cal Patten C. Grey W. Plumer W. Husky Ridley H. Howard J. Raffel Tellers Whitbread T. Denton

Marriages And Obituaries From Local Notices In Notts And London

MARRIED. In Notts at Clumber Park the Duke of Newcastle’s residence, Col. Charles Craiwfurd to her Grace the Duchess of Newcastle. Elsewhere at Clapham Church Noah Chivers of Bath to Mrs Olive. Oakley and Dorking matches recorded. Also Rev. T Woodroofe weds Miss Barnard of Dorking. Dr Hailony unites Stephen Love Hammick of Plymouth to Mrs Toaxquand of Old Jewry. Notices continue with adult deaths, apoplexy, and sudden passes. details include ages, places like Britford Salisbury, Bermondsey Spa, Hart Street Bloomsbury, and various obituaries in Derbyshire and Hereford regions. The fragment lists several dates, ages around late 70s and 80s, ship term Ceres at Spithead, and a mix of celebratory and mourning notices.

Thurfiay Clumber Park Notts Newcastle Charles Craiwfurd Duchess of Newcastle Clapham Church Noah Chivers Bath Olive Clapham Common Thurfilay T. Woodroofe Oakley Misg Barnard Dorking Surry Hailony Stephen Love Hammick Plymouth Devon Toaxquand Old Jewry London Britford New Salisbury Mores Robert Morres Spa Bermondsey Thomas Keyte Hart-street Elsomsbury Batherfeild Knill Hereford Thomas Flight Hackauy Middlesex Barley Reynolds Ceres Spithead Bueckgammon Breach Blickfriars-road Urgeon Edinburgh Greenknow Whittington Derbyshire J. ‘Thorpe

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