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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 02, 1800

Page

2

Royal Affront to the bill and public debt reports in Commons

The House of Commons received notice that His Majesty granted royal assent to the Restitutive Union bill and private bills. A Hampshire New Forest bill report was read and debated with motions for third reading delayed and a petition read aloud challenging haste in the bill. The river police and depredations measures were scheduled for tomorrow in a committee of the whole House.

House Or Commons House of Lords Great Britain Ireland House of Commons Windham Lords London Bragge Hampshire New Forest Hebhouse Sturges Huffey Baker Dundas New Forest England William Hafey Beker Hobrouse William Scott Hobhowé Thames River Thames

Royal Levee and Royal Assent Mark Quiet London Day

The King held a thinly attended Levee at St James's Palace and later attended the House of Lords to give Royal Assent to the Union with Ireland. Dukes Cumberland and Gloucester accompanied him. the Park guns salutes were planned but partly canceled. The King returned to St James's and then to Windsor.

St. James’s Palace Gapnlta PowrLp West Indies Kane Joung Cardigen House of Peers Ireland Dukes of Cumberland Gloucester Hi ‘Mazesy Earl Campey Gwyprr St. James’s Town Windsor

Baltic Baltic Sea dispatches report Baltic naval movement

Yesterday dispatches from Earl St Vis test indicate a late Saturday cruising. Tuesday the ship Thetis Aphrodite accompanied by Providence and Planter transports, with 52d regiment and other troops, totaling about 4500 men, sailed from Cowes under Lord Cavagnari for the Baltic.

Earl St. Vis Ff Uthat Strow Cowes Thetis Adinisil Providence 52D Los Baltic

Ecclesiastical Succession and War Dispatches Across Europe

Implied promotions in Cashel Killaloe and Casnet archbishoprics discussed amid broad war coverage. Hamburg correspondent reports on German actions near Alessandria, French moves from Friedberg to Munich, and Turkish hostilities in Smyrna and Cynée with heavy casualties and strategic shifts.

Ob and Shoe Finger'd Jack Pantomonime at The Theatre

The Jamaica inspired pantomime Ob and Shoe Finger'd Jack was performed at this theatre. It recounts a 1780 island incident with a long-legged negro, his depredations, two killers, and a final downfall. Amateurs and Mr Fawcett adapt the anecdote with notable decor, costumes, and music by Dry Arxorp, praised for period fittingness though lacking original motifs.

Orford TeugMans Tuckey Cayitain Islanus Jamaica Dr. Moser Hefar Fawcett Ainge

Haymakers Busy In Lewes District This Week

June 30 Lewes reports show haymakers were very busy all last week with much fine hay cut made and stacked. Wheat lags but benefits from favorable weather with improved growth. Farmers of Bexhill vow no sale of wheat to millers above thirty pounds per load to keep flour affordable for the poor. A flock-master competition in the South Downs inspires sheep breed improvements and a subscription sweepstakes is planned by local gentlemen, similar to last year.

Germany Alessandria Swabia Krays Uli Friedberg Landsberg Schongau Bavaria England Kreper Alexania Kuiper France Lord Kerri Dessaix Sinrengo Dissarx Italy Milan Mila Mufulman Cairo States General of Sweden Riga Norskoping Stockholm Moreau Wurtemberg Menzav Papal See Ori Regiment of Foot Windsor Camp Southampton Broun Lord Sacxyitte Germaine Cyon- Mondeley Delm Bexhill

Review of Ascot Heath parade and naval inquiries

On Tuesday the Line reviewed at Ascot Heath the Brigade of Guards led by Major-General Buetard and a Brigade of the Line under Major-General Morsaxad. The Dukes of York and Cumberland attended with officers, the Queen and Princesses observed the review, and later dined with Col. Winard. A 64 gun frigate project is planned for Bombay Marine, with a Marine Board to supervise promotions and fixed rations for convoy charges. Prizes from Parliament for Cambridge University are listed, with seniors and middles judged anew, plus medals awarded for Greek and Latin Odes and a noted ship incident near Dublin and in Ulster.

Ascot Heath Brigade of Guards Bu Etard Morsaxad Dukes of York and Cumberland Grenadiers Win ¥Ard Bombay Bombay Marine University of Canggridgé Mesis Franciai Howes Joan Williams Trinity Guards Press St. John’s Josep Hainer Barren Trinity College Winliam Brown Sagirt Trinity’ College Sum King’s Dennan Bennet College Iit Lord UK Lightang Aitc Dec Latt Fveck Richard Genstleman Udimore Fronit & Provost Dublin

Prince’s field sequence and measures to secure provinces

Fragmentary OCR notes describe authorities or leaders debating measures to secure provinces amid robberies and disturbances. Mentions Richt, Gert, Taufel, Koehler, and SigNiGR with references to money, plate, and a sally, in unclear context.

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Ship News of Privateers and Naval Movements

The Bellona and other ships report captures and recaptures by French privateers near Jamaica and Europe. Reports detail ships taken to Jamaica, a Guineaman captured near Liverpool, and various vessels retaken or looted. British ports record sailings, cruisers, and troop movements, plus a fatal clash as revenue officers encounter resistance from inn keepers’ boat crews amid barracks preparations.

London Jamiicas Jamaica Saloe Giernky Falmouth Charleltans le Vaillant Liverpool Minerva Dantzig Dublin Motlaix Hambio Whitehaven Plymouth Hamoaze St. Fiorenzo Revolutionaire Rmain

Waterford letter details engagement at Ballyvisteal

A June dated Waterford letter recounts a night assault near Clogheen led by Lieutenant Dergast with Kinvara Durhants and rebels. Cavalry pursued, four rebels captured, horses and pikes abandoned. The Morning Paper adds a brutal boxing match tale tied to gambling at Wumble Don common with Irisiman and James’s party.

Waterford Clogheen Atry Pin Dergast Durhant Ballyvisteal Chads Irisiman

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