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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 03, 1800

Page

2

Loyalist Officers Listed in Royal Army Roster

A lengthy roster enumerates officers and sergeants by name and regiment, including George Hamilton and George Sart of the 36th Foot, Humphrey Dennis of the Sixth Dragoons, and many others across Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, and Foot regiments, detailing ranks as Majors or Lieutenants in the Army with a note on the Majors in the Army. The document also includes Admiralty Office correspondence dated Jan 4 and a description of the Viper’s capture of the French privateer Le Furet at Plymouth and Falmouth, along with bankruptcy and dividend notices for various merchants and tradesmen.

George Lewis Hamilton de Royal Aches George Sart 36Th’ Foot Humphrey Dennis George Clasgow The Royals Armlery Gore. Johnson 28Th Foot Henry T. Thompsons Royal Artillery Richard ‘Donaldson Gth Dragoons Abraham Duveruerté Bemes:Butler Ditts William Inglis S7th Foot James ‘Wilkes Royal Armery David Robertson 74Th Foot James Bray William Douglas Matthew Jetour Zgditto James Wynch Charles Robison Royal Afer Ass Judson Ditto William Bentham Walliamstrederick M‘bean 6Th Foot John Vincent David Gordon Frederick de Chambauls Alexander Cumille Frederick Spry Edward Asgrave Patrick Maxwell Charles du George Jahntone New South Wales Corps William Buller J. Killizrew Dunbar Sir George Leith George Codkfons Philip Riou Ditzo Rue Vher Seaton 54Th Foot George Calkm Thomas Parley Amjesty Fefels Plynouth Nepean Penzelly Viper Falmouth Dodman Howeet le Furet Citoyen Louis Bouvet St. Maloues Henry Jane Firist Plymouth Tole Bas War St. Maloes Collins Hartlepool Portsmouth Chicheliet Philadelphia Mamburgh Moitof Avinto Baltimore Ofagar Spithead Heligoland Jangnon Yeltenlay Laventure Maloes Athe Arisocrat Tcey Ethalien Searle Penmarks Steift Fisgard Mantren Dasuwoop London

Royal Notices and Quarantine Talk From London

London reports a frost delayed Kree cavalry ride while Duchess of Yorke travels from Windsor to Oatlands. Prince and Princess of Orange stay at Windsor amid Christmas. Duke of Portland suffers gout at Bulletede. A meeting at Earl of Liverpool's led to quarantine regulations for Mediterranean-bound ships. Dr Luxmerr named Dean of Gloucester and Dr Layarn named Dean of Bristol. Paris gossip questions Bo Saponve influence on fashion and government.

Des Brow Duchess of Yorke Windsor Oatlands Prince Princess of Orange Duke of Poyr Land Bultirede Earl of LivenPool Mediterranean Luxmerr Gloucester Dean Tucker Layarn Bristol Paris Bo- Saponve Mark

Bonaparte Proposes Peace Terms With Great Britain

A text purportedly from Bonaparte as First Consul offers a peace plan to King George III. It calls for mutual cession of territories, the end of war, and a separate peace with Britain while allowing attacks on other allies. The document includes pledges on oaths and prohibitions against counterfeiting seals, aiming to secure a lasting, reciprocal settlement.

Bonaparte French Republic Lucien Republic of Europe Germany Onvrich France Italy Republic of Batavia Spain Belgium Switerland Talleyrand England Great Britain Ireland

Disputes at Covent Garden theatre spill into Parliament

Reports from Covent Garden detail grievances of performers over benefit costs admission rules and fines for rejected parts. The matter moves toward formal consideration in the Long Chamber.

Local Misfortunes and Violent Incidents Stir Community

Reports recount Mr. Coartes Grey M P breaking an arm at Twickenham and Mr. Diesum nearing recovery to return to the theatre. In Dumbartonshire two ruffians assaulted Ross Lodge and Colonel Colquhoun, then fled after plundering the house. A Worcester coroner’s inquest found Wilful Murder for Francis Hague and two unknown soldiers in the death of Joghia Philpots. A cart journey from Bromsgrove to Worcester ended in a violent attack by two soldiers near the Raven public house, leaving a boy seriously harmed and the Serjeant pursuing the horse before collapsing.

Coartes Grey Northumberland Twickenham Diesum Ross Lodge Dumbartonshire CoLguheuy Joghia Philpots St. Clement Worcester Francis Hague Bromsgrove Ayith Droitwich A&e Serban

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