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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 09, 1800
Page
4
Fragmentary report notes the question being called for on a motion by the Bishop of Jizz, carried without a division. The bill was left unfinished as the assembly adjourned in a district-charged controversy centered on Chan arts inchester and Rochester.
The evening mall reports stock prices at one o clock and notes 3 per cent Cofifols at 63. Paris journals to the 7th inclusive detail German war progress with accounts of fighting near Ulm Oberhausen Meurgsheim Nordlingen and Munich. French detachments seize Munich while Vienna's stance remains unclear.
Morning review on Wimbledon Common featured the London and Westminster Light Horse Volunteers in honor of Prince of Wales and other royals. a Drawing Room at St James's Palace followed with noble attendance and royal presentations. The Kent Armed Cutter arrived at Ratgate with news of British squadron actions off Dunkirk, including boarding and capturing a 44 gun frigate, others cutting cables, and French losses. commentary notes Pascalian political shifts, Boxampance health, and Sir Bonaparte’s absence from the field amid Marengo context.
Reports arrive from Paris of Moreau’s Army of the Rhine defeating Austrian forces at Neder Sheim Nordtingen and Oberhaufen. Munich captured, Bavarian Elector flees with his army. Latour d’Auvergne killed at Oberhausen. Paris celebrates. Bellecour square renamed Bonaparte. General Moreau reports advance toward Munich and armistice negotiations considered.
Readable fragments describe a naval and land force with regiments and artillery, marching and encamping near Quiberon Bay. Intelligence notes 7900 officers and men on hand, a planned withdrawal to the Mediterranean, and expectations of reinforcements from home to relieve a tense stalemate.
Port Mara July 6 A telegraphic dispatch reports that English forces effected a landing at Beauvoir and Babatre in the Department of La endee Our troops immediately engaged them and forced a re-embarkation The attackers suffered about two hundred men captured as prisoners.
From Strasbourg dispatches the army under General Suzanne grows to 30 000 with plans to move toward Nu remberg and Ratitbun as the Teutons press forward. The Times notes 4300 prisoners 23 pieces of carriage 4 standards and a convoy of 150 carriages with provisions captured. The central front seizes a post at Nonfingen after defeating General Kray on the 25th while Klein’s squadron holds Olburg and Fribourg.
Plymouth July 8 report lists ships that arrived at Cawiand Bay including Esperment with 38 guns and Iphigenia with 823? gun capacity, details of embarkations and failures to join a squadron, plus arrivals from the fleet off Dunkirk. It notes Destroyed or captured vessels, engagements by Vigilant and others, and crews suffering casualties.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a discussion involving Gis and Tate Govern about Vueflayy. The text hints at a 15 seat arrangement and a large figure of 300,000 but details are unclear and incomplete.
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