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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 17, 1800
Page
2
Fragmentary note hints Pyuffia to march 4th army to demarcation line near the North Germans theatre area. Mentions Lower Rhine region and spring timing.
Ratfbisson reports the Russian army will return to the Rhine with sixty thousand troops in spring. Meanwhile Ruthian ministers in Germany claim Emperor Pavel would oppose any dismantling of the German Empire. French troops move toward Holland and Belgium as operations shift to the right bank of the Rhine with plans to advance into central Germany. In Milan reports note Piedmont moves to Turin and Genoa preparations, as Allied actions extend across the region. A treaty of alliance between Russia and Britain is exchanged at Constantinople, aiming for mutual security and coordinated opposition to adversaries. The French have defeated the Grand Vizier near Gaza, with tensions rising between the Porte and the Grand Vizier over Egypt. In Strasbourg, favor with the Emperor rises for officers. the Duke of Wirtemberg arrives for Vienna to mend Franco-Austrian ties.
The London Gazette lists bankrupts including wanton Wahwerth of Surrey and a group of merchants such as J Sugden W Garzbhey and J Duggins with affiliations in Saree and related trades. Names appear in a terse, fragmented notice dated January 18.
Fragmentary report details a naval encounter near Echo Bay with vessels under Lieutenant Ni sicho. Armed boats and a brig faced a Franco-Spanish force. exchanges occurred as cables were cut and ships maneuvered under gunfire.
London dispatch reports January 18 1813 Paris Papers through January 14 note limited news beyond a decree against rebels. Consuls urge inhabitants and army to crush banditti while Bonaparte orders strict measures and mobilizes sixty thousand soldiers. Updates on Chouans in Nantes and political-religious moves concerning the Pope.
The House of Lords convened in Wennespay on January 15 as the crown received commands to assemble. The speech honored imperial victories in Italy and India, noted French threats, and stressed energetic war efforts while warning against French influence and domestic subversion.
A report from letters dated December in Constantinople claims the Graxe Vizrn army was routed near Gaza and a peace overture is on the way. A Spanish vessel, bound for Jamaica with dispatches for Emigrants from St Domingo, was captured by Port Antonio under gunfire. Sir Bow Pryren resumes detached duties to monitor enemy craft as the Leiceser Packet sails to Barbadoes, Martinique, and Jamaica with December mail.
The speech from the throne in the House of Commons lauds Britain's steadfast wartime leadership. It praises Marlborough Cornwallis and the militia, urges vigorous pursuit of the war, and calls for a definitive union with Ireland to end rebellion. Lord Loftus frames the monarch as a pillar amid Europe’s upheaval and praises military and political resolve.
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