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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 18, 1799

Page

2

Conference on Union with Ireland Moves in Lords

Lord Zimple delivers a Commons message seeking a conference with Lords on measures to unite and consolidate British Empire interests. Lords Chamham Spencer Liverpool Sydney Jacklana and others proceed to the Painted Chamber for a conference, with resolutions to be printed. Debate follows on timing and the need for papers detailing Britain Ireland trade before further discussion. The House adjourns to Wednesday.

House OF Lords Monat Fay Zimple Commons House of Commons Lords Chatham Spencer Liverpool Viscount Sydney Lord Jacklana Rochefer K&eter Lord Chathem Lord Grenville Ord Duckland Ireland Britain Great Britain Lord Holand Kingdon Lord Meira Irih House of Commons Merci Holland Durne Lord Darnley Roland Lord Jackland

Wet Docks Bill and Ireland Conference Dominate Commons

The House debates the Wet Docks Bill with petitions from Brazen Nose College and Scottish distillers, contemplates militia and India Budget moves, and sets a conference with the Lords on Union with Ireland after Dundas reports progress and adjourns.

Bouse Commons Moxday Bir F. Delben Brazen Nose College Dundas Weenday India Andrew Hammond Melis Perry and Co Blackwall London Manney Henry St. John Milmay Bundas Hay St. Margaret’s Church Westminster Vyrawhill

Royal Family delayed by floods and Windsor trip chaos

London reports floods disrupt royal plans with the King detouring to Windsor then returning to town. Queen and Princesses faced delays, the Prince and Princess of Orange head to Hampton Court while the Queen stays in London. Streets in Eton flooded four feet deep, townsfolk helped by boat. Other notes mention naval movements from Plymouth, Exchequer bill maneuvers, emigration projects to Prince Edward Island, and French seaborne plans with Cadiz and a French admiral.

Windsor Chaife Belfont Buckingham House Eton Prince Princess of Orance Hampton Court Lord Gwypre Lady Wittoncuary Bath Hountlow Prince of Wales Sir C. Thompson Plymouth Brett Torbay Pirr Johan Gulf of St. Lawrence Prince Edward's Sfand CaLonne M. de Pursaye America Canada Spain Cadiz Lrench

Ship News From Plymouth and Yarmouth

Ste s Pomona Smith from Falmouth to Venice has been taken by a privateer retaken by La Nymphe and sent into Mount's Bay. The Glory from Konigsbeeg to London is lost near Scatbro’. The Grand Shei Reed from Jamaica to London is ashore near Margate. Theio discharging. The Fortune of Newcastl near Scatbro’ and all the city. Arrived the Swedish brig Woolfaarde from Opieene burgh laden with brandy captured on the 7th, retaken at Brett harbour by Malpemene. YARMOUTH Feb 16: the Hede frigate with Nautilus Storp crew wrecked on North coast. Black Joke lugger arrived from a cruise. Large fleet of cruilers for the Raver. Wind WN WY.

Ste S Plymouth Woolfaarde Opieene Burgh Charletton J Taper Orvateer Bourdeaux Brett Harbour Cuarces Hamilton Yarmouth

Holyhead Packet Storm Ties Up Scottish Sea Trip

Historic report from Holyhead recounts a fierce three day storm at sea. The Clermont and Brforough packets, along with the Mary Jones of Holyhead, endured heavy gales near the Irish and Welsh coasts. Vessels sought shelter in Aberdovey Bay before reaching port.

Evnet Rith Dawes Berborough Tieevening Lengst Aberdovey Bay Caernarvonshire Dublin Peesday Clymont Mearn Caernarvon Welch Mary, Joness Holyhead Liverpool Clermont Dutlin Hilferough Crermont Loftus Leicester Hilpperough

Con tinent landing rumors and royal intrigue noted

General Picuecru is reported landed on the continent with unknown destination while the Prince of Wales forms a new club and a marriage rumor involving the Duke of Burrawo and Lady C Hownnp circulates. Reports of an earthquake across Finisterre and surrounding departments describe violent shocks, damage, and boats sunk. A French exile saga follows with Louis XVI aunts seeking Naples and Lisbon passage. Victor Hueves is arrested by the Directory. A man floats in Hyde Park after eight weeks in Baron fountain water.

Picuecru Prince of Wales Duke of Burrawo C. Hownnp Earl of Cancisur Sun Nean Dublin Department of Finisterre Nahtes Rennes Ferté Bernard Caen Rouen Jilace Island of Jersey Florence Louis XVI Rome Naples Manfredonia Adriatic Trieste Lisbon Victor Hueves Guadaloupe Toussaint L'Ouverture St. Domingo Hyde Park Count Baunt

London Markets Grain Arrivals and Prices in a Slow Market

Market reports show few grain arrivals and limited buyers. Fine wheats sold freely while malts and inferior grades linger. oats and beans steady, with some price variations. Prices: wheat 43s per quarter, malt 76s to 39s, oats 28s to 29s, beans 25s to 33s, flour 4s 6d per sack, hops varied by pack and district. market closes with price listings for various counties, meat and livestock figures, and March returns.

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Distant country price quotes for grains and oats

Overseas market notes show Wheat and Oats prices in shillings and pence across multiple localities. Reading Wheat ranges from 4 7s 0d to 6d per quarter, with Barley, Beans, and Oats shifting similarly. Prices vary by location including Reading and Devizes with dates in February.

Tosha Beensal Barkey Beavis Beate Taccs Devizes Toaluigs Toztirés Hampton

Extraordinary accident in Impington sees woman buried in snow

Elizabeth Wood, 45, of Impington near Cambridge, survived eight nights under snow after being separated from her basket on a Saturday evening. Discovered after a branch fell, she was rescued and treated by Surgeon Mr. Oakes. She had fallen asleep in the drift, sustained by scant nourishment, and recalled church bells from nearby villages during her ordeal. She has five children and the family appeals for aid.

Myncey Impington Cambridge Shephard Elizabeth Wood Mhethephad Stittle Impingtsi Oakes Marker Hiron Chesterton

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