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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 17, 1800
Page
4
A damaged fragment mentions a Thursday morning House division on the amendment S98, with a vote for and against. The readable text references timing and an official division, but details are incomplete and unclear.
London price of stocks noted as Blaney dies after a King's Messenger, Baglin, arrives with dispatches from Dublin. The Friday debate on the current Parliament session is summarized, with amendments by Sir L Parsons censuring the measure. Reports mention expected votes, resignations, and the quiet town as a messenger departs with the division results.
Jamaican mail reports the Hermione frigate captured from the French by the Surprise, a 24 gun vessel, with heavy losses on the Hermione side while the Surprise suffered no deaths and few wounds. The capture occurred after a daring cutout at anchor in Porta Cavalla, Hispaniola, and arrives amid Paris dispatch news and court notices of royal celebrations.
An 1800s ode fragment contemplates heroic worth and the recording of deaths, tracing bold careers and truth’s eternal base. The piece, part of a larger Seculate by Mr. Px, hints at publication soon and blends speculative imagery with classical praise.
Port signals report ships sailing and arriving from the Downs to Ireland and Newfoundland. The 62d Regiment of Foot embarked for Ireland aboard the Halifaz frigate. Jan 27 entries note the Prince of Wales Packet sailing to Hamburg and Bremen, and the Eastward fleet departing. Quarantine measures reported for Deal.
Fragmented OCR text outlines naval convoy movements, trade disruptions, and diplomatic maneuvers surrounding the Paris papers. Mentions Leeward Islands, the Syren convoy, and the Peace of the Empire with Prussia. References to Mediation at Vienna and Petersburgh, and to Bonapartists amid bread shortages and prisoner supply concerns.
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