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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 26, 1800

Page

4

Price of Stocks This Day and European Power Debate

The article discusses stock prices including Cofhes 62 and Omnium 135-1, then pivots to Europe's political future. It laments limited intelligence due to fog and mentions French export, the Russian army, and a famed power struggle. It questions balance of power between France and Austria and warns against Jacobin influence, urging restoration of traditional boundaries to maintain peace and societal order with stark rhetoric on Empire and liberty.

France Rhine Holland Bety Europe Italy Digutt England Austria Bowaranetea

Royal Drawing Room at St James Palace and Reform Talk

Yesterday a drawing room at St James Palace featured the Queen with Avousta and Fitzapetue among attendees including Count JakMAs and Vitcant Cranott. Reports note Archbishop Canterbury’s bread consumption limit gains broad adoption in large households and discuss reforms linking Britain and Ireland, with references to parliamentary seating and the Durban city representation.

St. James's Palace Princesses Avousta Fitzapetue Mig Purtnips St Port’s Boyapanrty Republic DownsHire Great Britain Ireland Wift England Fotine Treland Ulla Paterni

Canterbury Poll Opens With Narrow Lead For Mr Watson

The Pull reopened at nine and adjourned at four, counting shows Mr. Watson leading 495 to 260 with low turnout after two days of voting. Reports note no color or errors, while a group of Bourlon freemen arrived to support Hon G Warsex, the sole public sight so far.

Tilk Grouse Watson Dosepu Roxane Watson Agen Adrutten Hons G. Warsex

No Royal Highness seeks leave to go abroad for health

A royal prince applies to the King and Privy Council for permission to travel to Lisbon or Madeira to recover his health. The request will be considered by the Council immediately and, if approved, brought to Parliament. He desires to travel with a few attendants and would take his tale of Duke of Connwable.

Prince of Wales King Privy Council Lisbon Madeira Duke of

Mayhers at Covent Garden for the Plough Comedy

The Mayhers accompanied by four Prex cusses attended Covent Garden Theatre last night to see the new Comedy of Speed the Plough. At Cirfton House Mr. Petr Lords CuaTwam and Westmorbanp, Mr. Wenpsras, and other Government friends died of Wants. The London Tavern hosted the Manise Society meeting with about four hundred gentlemen, many nobles and naval officers present, Romney in the chair. The collection reached upwards of 1000l. songs were performed by Incledon Townshend Dignum and others. The Mercure Britannique discusses France and the restoration of the French monarchy amid debates on war and peace and the fate of Louis XVIII.

Covent Garden Theatre Petr CuaTwam Westmorbanp Wenpsras Cirfton House London Dall Lord Romney Anyong Lord Spencer Dexpas Parr Belgium Louis XVIII France Epsues Pulnt Peance Europe Cuseuss Colpane Louis XIV James Bonaparte Junius Brutus Rome Republic Borror Butt Aranre

The Cardinal York and the Stuart House Fate

A historical sketch recounts the fate of the Stuart line from James I to Cardinal York. It notes imprisonments, executions, exile, and betrayals, ending with Cardinal York at 75 driven from his residence and seeking safety at sea. It appeals for Parliament to honor him as a memorial.

Bagiaucel Stotland England Ie’ Hinds Jaatea James Charles I Mary Scotland St.Germains Charles Epward James II Voltaire House of Stuart Charles- Eolward Cardinal York Great Britain

Court at Guildhall debates soup-house aid in Cripplegate

A Court of Common Council at Guildhall considers funding for a Cripplegate soup-house modelled on Blackfriars. The decision grants 3000 pounds to be distributed for waes and meals within the City, with commissioners named to oversee funds and relief efforts for widows and orphans of soldiers and sailors from Helder.

Brounswick Marshal DE Casttrizs Marine France Brunswick Marshal Pe Brocho Riga Marshal Pe Sean Paris Coast Guildhall Larp Maxor Taft Whniliam Staix Cripplegate Blackfriars Taft Court Alderman Pies W.G. Brown Mir Jan Lottiur Donmorp Moeis, Sacra, Payne, “and Satin Helder Bo ¥ Delt Stegve 15Th Regiment of Foot Workington Dublin Irfth Mittia

Maritime Row Over Captured Vessels Near Ireland and Portugal

Reports describe the Aurelay Gullichs fren Liberte near Dublin with uncertain origin and a fleet of ships at sea. The Hope, Craft from Newfouriland to Portugal, has been captured and brought into Vivera, while the Elizabeth, Andersony from Newfoundland to Lishion, was seized and carried into Coruna.

Dublin Sark Ireland London Newfouriland Portugal Vivera Elizabeth Newfoundland Lishion Coruna

Arrival notices from the Downs and Eastward service

Arrived this day his Majesty's ship Defence of 74 guns from the Eastward with a Clay. The Tritux outward-bound arrived. Eat Indiamiitr from the Downs.

Packet ships sailings and a detained vessel update

Falmouth reports the Auckland Packet with mails for Edward Stands and the Jane Packet for Jamaica and King George for Luban expected to sail tomorrow. The Lady Arabella Packet with a mask for America is detained. Last night the brig Thomas from London to Waterford with rum tea tobacco etc. crew saved.

Falmouth Fen Auckland Jane Jamaica King George Ditto Luban America Joffyn Briz Thomas Rogery Hx London Waterford

Defence fail near Poptsmauth starves ship crew

A damaged report notes His Majesty's ship defence failing last night against the Wlovet sloop of war near Orernfel. Officers remain at sea aboard the Sea Horn and Masiizune under the direction of ALnio naer.

His Majesty’s

Beal Fas-27e Wind Arrives From Cruize Expedition

Beal reports arrival of Fas-27e Wind from the Atlantic voyage aboard the Es vessel batch. The TM Anacreon and Terrier accompanied the winch mission as part of the cruise, with Atalanthy listed among the ships.

Beal

Obituary Notices From A Tarnished Clip File

Fragmented entries honor several locals including Thomas Eisark and Richard Townsene. Listings mention deaths at Bishops, Westminster Yard, and Gudgare-hill with brief family notes and age hints, plus scattered memorial phrases and dated references.

Jobin Lone John” Jackson New Palace ‘Yard Westminster Adel Richard Townsene Gudgare-hill

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