08 Jan 1800
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 08, 1800
Page
1
Shanquer Square Concert Rooms announces Miss Linwoon’s exhibition with additional pictures, delayed to Sunday extended to May 9, 191?
Rendattions are received by James Neild Esq treasurer Cheyney walk Chelsea also at Mefits Herries Farquhar and Co St Jamess street Meffrs Heares Fleeteitreety Mevirs Peer and Chatteris Lombard tree 3 Mefirs Bidnulphy Cacks and Ridge Charing cross Mrfirs Darriennd Co Pinch lune Cornbil Mefirs Hammersleys Pulliall Mfofirs Vere Luga dou Troughtrs and Co Lombard feevt Metirs Wilkinson Brixam and Co Southwark and at the Secretary s No 7 Braven reet Strand where the Books may be fen by those where inclined to support this Charity and where the Society meet on the first Wednesay in every Month.
An 19th century notice touts Cordial Palm of Gilead as a sovereign remedy for debility and relaxed nerves caused by heat, youth, or long study. It claims universal cure in all debility cases and advertises bottles sold by Mathews and Birch, with prices and dosing details, plus home consultation at Brownlow Street, Liverpool.
A postmaster general notice offers a reward of fifty pounds for information leading to the capture of an individual named Thomas involved in a bank incident. The description notes a six feet height and work as a shipwright. The text references Freshdale, in a district near Bul t of, and Cal mentions Cal. The fragmentary OCR provides few clear details beyond the reward and a suspect description.
Reports from Paris describe political intrigue and court life as Dauberton dies in the Senate, the Consuls fix ceremonial dress, and Chouans in the provinces resist. News from Vienna, Brest, and Genoa notes peace talks, military levies, and insurrectionary activity across Italy and France.
The Burgomasters and Senate of Hamburg address the French Consuls about British demands to surrender French prisoners. They recount pressures from Britain, Prussia, Russia, and the Emperor, noting attempts to exchange prisoners and the city’s struggle to maintain neutrality and safety, ending with hope for French sympathy and a formal reply from Bonaparte. The document is dated December 16, 1799, and signed by Hamburg officials.
The Ministry of the Marine notes capture of several ships during the South year. Duncombe captained by Horwood, 350 tons from Dantzic to London with wheat. De light from New York with sugar, tobacco, coffee to Fairnouth. Redolphus from Boston to London with sugar coffee cotton. La Bellone privateer captured an English packet Her Majesty's ship Weymouth? bound Jamaica to England and cast away dispatches. Buffalo captained by Nicabagon, 500 tons coal to Ostend bound for Hamburg.
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