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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 10, 1800
Page
4
Imperial Civil Commissioner ends proclamation on Coni surrender praising Sovereign Francis II and noting Piedmontese owe gratitude for bounties. Generalelas issues final orders reorganizing Piedmontese troops restoring them to former footing with pay rewards and advantages equal to Imperial Majesty’s troops.
Paris journals report German and Austrian dispatches showing France preparing to abandon the Gexon river area. French contingents move toward Mintimigua while Austria and Russia plan reinforcements. Rome sees French patriots meet, while Swiss disturbances continue. British naval actions and export drops noted. Carrick and Dublin militia movements reported.
King's Theatre opened Saturday with I Zingeri in Tverd a new Diversisement and an Anacreontic Ballet Les Jeux d Egle. Signora Bota debuted in the Opera, ParEstello’s music praised, and Sig nora Boxua lauded for acting. Desuayes, Madrid rival of Vastris, praised for grace, while Lis noted for agility. Veieis returned to cheers as the band led by Sato MON, Kenny at piano. The theatre reported improvements in boxes and overall layout for subscribers.
The Prince of Wares has been ill for four days and is now improving. The Princess has inquired after his health but did not see him. A letter from Liverpool details losses on the Africa coast, naming ships and engagements with Mont Landolphe, including the Diana and Tartar. Chouans are explained as a Royalist rebel group from the Monarchy era. Reports on Yellow Fever in New York reference a packet's voyage, with fever subsiding by mid November. A Virginia clash between Doctor Stex and Lieutenant Faint is noted, and a Guards sergeant dies from an accidental shooting at Chatham. a coroner's inquest returns accidental death.
Painful report from Lord Andover announcing the fatal accident of Lord Ax power aged 24 who, after a day of shooting at Holkham with Mr. Coxe’s party, had a gun go off while handed to his servant. The shot lodged near his back and spine, affecting the lungs, despite two surgeons being summoned from Lynn and Norwich. Lady Andover was present.
A spirited report of local political canvassing for a county seat in He refordshire. The piece lists noble figures and patronage activities including the Duke of Norfolk and Lord Pyrre, with noted charitable distributions and public plans amid broader social and criminal notices.
Sailors report a Swedish brig YN Marga rettay bound to Malaga with coal and hoops was captured by the General Gordon privateer of Jersey. Spitfire 20 guns towed a large Dutch ship from the East Indies. weather delays hinder entry to the Channel. London Packet and Dover arrivals from Baltimore and Gibraltar noted. Al ceste frigate and Dover sailed from Portsmouth. Kaffiniable 64 guns for the Downs. Fury bomb arrived at Deal. Calcutta Indiaman captured off Madeira and retaken by Amiable and Glenmore. Aberdeen grim coastal losses: Martha, Neptune, Lord Salton, Janet, and others wrecked. crews saved by locals. Stone Haven, Stockton, Nile, and more vessels reported lost or damaged. overall peril feared for remaining ships.
An unnamed Plymouth coach on a Tuesday near a bridge ten miles from Plymouth faced a dangerous incident as the horse bolted at the relay. The horse leaped or fell over the barrier, about ten feet, nearly injuring the coach. Traces snapped due to speed, averting greater harm.
Bath reports that Boulter, held on suspicion of killing Wiltshire's waggoner, confessed to murdering the deceased with a pistol stolen from Cinque-Port Cavalry and tossed the weapon and letters from a betrothed young woman into a hedge. He also described a long‑standing thieves’ gang, now taken into custody.
Listings show sittings before Lord Chief Justice John Lord Expen in Westminster during Hilary Term 1880, with dates in Middlesex and London including Fridays and Thursdays across January and February, marking calendar terms and after term sessions. The fragment outlines court sessions and scheduling details in 1880.
A compact notices page records multiple marriages including Clement Kirwan to Miss Mann and John Menzies to Miss Gardiner, plus numerous deaths such as Mrs Smyth and Miss Fitzpatrick. The stock prices list indices like Orig Omnium and Conf with fractional bids. notices conclude with printer details and address.
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