22 Jan 1800
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 22, 1800
Page
1
In a Jan 17 session in the House of Commons Mr. Dawson expresses full approval of the address but notes opposition will limit to the specific Union measure. The opposition will support the government on other questions, and the Address passes Nem. Con.
Auction notice for adjoining estates in Starrown Shire and Warwickshire to be sold at Red Lion Inn Sutton Coldfield on Monday Feb 16 1800 at noon. Lot descriptions include Aston Hall with extensive grounds near Barr and Aldridge, Aston Force Mill complex with water, several land pieces, and farms at Hill Hook. Also tenant arrangements, leases, and plan availability, with ads and medical notices interspersed.
A reader signs as CARACTACUS criticizing yesterday’s paper for downplaying the BonaParte era incident. The letter defends French soldiers redeems claims, cites Grenadiers and Hoche instructions, notes a coastal landing, and praises Colonel Mon Tresor amid Seringapatam fame. Dated Jas. 23, 1860.
Shipping reports from Yarmouth Plymouth Torbay and Deal detail captures by a Spanish privateer, re captures of the Haz and Mona vessels, and multiple navigational movements. The Harlequin, Lively, Haz, Hevke Bell, Feary Dunlog, and other ships are noted with routes from Liverpool, Africa, and the Baltic. Armaments, convoys, and prison transfers accompany news of forthcoming sailings and relief arrivals.
In Dublin on January 27 the Assembly debated Grattan's opposition to the proposed Union. Members urged honoring the Assembly’s past vote while denouncing Grattan, with speakers calling for caution and urging full attendance as Parliament weighs peace and war and possible overtures from the enemy. The discussion touched on time for a call of the House and the need to address monopolies and parliamentary measures.
Lord Grenville presented a royal message with Bonaparte letters and replies, noting the motion to take the matter into consideration on Tuesday and reporting that a second royal message stated Russian troops in the field would be resupplied in Jersey and Guernsey. The House adjourned. committees on East India Company finances were ordered, and Pitt announced a further royal message to provide additional war funding and official communications.
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