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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 03, 1800

Page

4

Military Movements and Blockade Reports Across European Theaters

The dispatches describe French and allied maneuvers along the Rhine and at Philipsburg with winter quarters taken by the right wing, leadership transfers from Marena to Lecourbe at Zurich, and a detailed recap of the fortress siege. Reports from Mentz Launzzane and Marseille note enemy retreats, 20,000 troops planned for Italy, and brutal banditry near Aix, with Selene and Sipyuy Saitu engaging in high level diplomatic planning.

Avandana Kehl Rhine J Aurreau Marena Lecourbe Zurich Heidelberg Isaln Philipsburgh Circle of Franconia Chasfeurs Kirloch Wartzbourg Schindler Feld- Marshall Prince of Lorraine Strarray Mentz Prince Charles Woerttadt Lauzanne Denube Italy

Price of Stocks and Paris Peace Prospects

Evening Mail reports stock prices at one o'clock, Dover customs collector leaves with Lord Greexville’s reply to Bonaparte’s overture, and Paris journals lacking details of peace overtures. Royalists and French internal tensions rise, Bonaparte may field in person, Council of States opens under Second Consul, oath altered to fidelity to the constitution, church worship unencumbered, and the General Reparation echoes past banishments with cautious exceptions.

Srows Niort Bonaparte Ange? Rea Brune Ifelland Council of States France Great Britain Ieelands Europe

Bonaparte overtures and European affairs in brief

A French leader urges peace and general pacification in Europe. The British cabinet reply and the French consul’s overture are discussed with reflections on governance, frontiers, and ongoing hostilities. Troop movements, naval actions, and the situation around Minorca and Malta are noted.

Errant British Aristocrats and War News From Windsor to Portsmouth

Saturday events feature six hurdles at Maidenhead as nobles dine in restricted groups, while naval and military maneuvers unfold. Bonaparte letters on vellum, cabinet dinners in Kent, orders to press coal ships at Shields, and promotions in the Navy mix with postings in Deal, Portsmouth, and Antigua.

Hayriers Maidenhead Prince of Walrs Dr Catonns Oe Bourson Fawkeneer Partie Quarree Bonaparte Liberty Trench Kix Windsor Lord Morra Prrr Rowaxs Lord Campyn Kent Admiralty Board Shields Scotland Dundas Melville Darxor Starn Foreign Department Post-Office Amproy General Post-Office 97Th 59Th Deal Antigua 62D Poole Porchester Castle Epw. Gatney Portsmouth France Duke of Cummberland

Port and naval movements narrated in February era notes

Falmouth and Plymouth reports describe ships under way and arriving, wind shifts delaying packets, and convoys forming for overseas routes. Vessels named include Romulus, Wil liam and Jane, Duke of Clarence, and several convoys from Jersey and Guernsey, with various cargoes and captured vessels noted.

Falmouth Romulus Flite Horeland Portsmouth Uckus Cruize Mercirias Birtz Petersburgh Plymouth Ae Canvas Rordage Oporto Wiliam Jane Lewellin London Grocé Pies, &c Duke of Clarence Lewis Dublin Sylpé Sloop of War Yarmouth Jar Leiceser Dolphin Diana Prince of Wales Prince of Orang Expres Packet Sheerness de Hite Harwich Vernfey Jerfey Mary George Dorothy Eacenturion Ocean Harmony Vannah Frat of Liberty Ioward Shirby Tndia St. Helen’ S Topaze Amagon Agincourt Eerl Talbot Cirencester Ganges Caenbden Arniston East Indies Deal Wind F. ‘Remaln Per Laft

The King’s Theatre Opera Show Delayed by License Dispute

Nobility gathered for Stacey evening at the King’s Theatre but faced a closed door and a brief apology note. The real cause was a dispute over a Royal License between Mr Taylor and the manager, Sarees, with payments to Band and Chamberlain unresolved. Bow Street officers stood by to enforce the license, and speculation tied the postponement to a broader clash over licensing and contracts.

King's Theatre Stacey Dame Berlain Sarees Chamberlain Teylor Taylor Béert Ction

Fragments on Mail Delays and Epiphany Observances

The text notes falmouth mail orders due to Halifax capture and packet scarcity, plus thaw floods delaying Saturday mails. It mentions nun arrivals at Calais and Epiphany celebrations, with parish subscriptions for relief across Herefordshire, Worcester, Evesham, Newbury, and Chelmsford.

Falmouth Jarmaca Leeward Island Leeward Leeds Manchester Glasgow Calais Herefordshire Worcester Evesham Newbury Chelmsford London

Obscure Death Notice From Islington Incomplete Details

Fragmentary obituary item notes the death of Margarets Thornhill aged 56 in Islington after a short illness with scattered references to family members May Bradley of Chelsea and Edward Sanders of Hertfordshire. The text is garbled with stray dates and locations.

Islington Margarets Bache Thornhill Swpton Derbyshire Gother May Bradley Great Cheyne Row Chelsea Sloane-street Edward Sanders Lane Cou Hertfordshire Tate Government

Price of Stocks and Bank Short Announcements

Fragmentary stock and banking notices appear with prices and margins. Mentions include a 1778 reference, various figures like 60361 and 1797, and cryptic abbreviations such as Ct Conf and dfn. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or parties.

P. Ct

Bonsok Printing Controversy Stirs Local Paper Workers

Confused OCR fragment suggests a dispute involving Bonsok, Salifouigs and a printer’s union or workforce at a local paper mill. Readable names and clear events are scarce, but tension around printing duties and staff actions appears to be the core issue.

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