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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 10, 1799

Page

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NEWMARKET JULY MEETING RACE CARD SUMMARY

An OCR fragment from the Newmarket July meeting lists numerous horses and entries such as Fifty Pounds, Clermont, Meteor Cat, Grosvenor, Pamela, and Vandal. It mentions handicaps and two year old events with mixed legible and garbled labels, indicating a variety of race names, weights, and participant identifiers. The text is heavily garbled but clearly references race entries and handicap conditions.

Newmarket Jorie Mr. Wison Golding Ch. Clermont Meteor Ovetton Grat ‘Vandal Tony Ator

Practical Observations on the Cure of Wounds and Ulcers

This day is published a hot pressed treatise on cures for wounds and ulcers with engravings, by Thomas Whately, member of Surgeons of London. The work argues good surgery serves nature, printed by Cadell Davies Johnson Callow. Proceeds go to the Society for the Relief of Widows and Orphans of Medical Men in London.

Thomas Whately Corporation of “Surgeons of London T. Cadell W. Davies Strand J. Johnson St. Paul’s Church-yard J. Callow Crowe-court Soho N. B The Society For the Relief of Widows and Orphans of Medical Mn London

Paris Late Changes Restore Constitutional Order

In Paris dramatic yet peaceful shifts realign power, ousting the Directory’s excesses. The removal of two directors and the election of three new ones restore public spirit and uphold the Constitution, aiming to revive republican unity against Royalist threats and external aggression.

Varnish without lead and Arctic Humboldts Voyage

Scientist Fufch presents a lead free pottery varnish recipe after long tests, using fire stone glass salt tobacco earth borax and a 17 to 18 hour firing. A cetacean skeleton exhibits in Paris with a horned palate and cannonball-like water spouts. Humboldt reshapes travel plans from Europe to Spain to Mexico Peru Chile and the Philippines aiming for major discoveries. A German inventor proposes a water powered ship towing method tested on the Alster.

Fufch Academy of Useful Sciences Erfurt Paris Isles Marguerite Department of War Cour Des Fontaines Greenland Norway Frederick Humboldt Algiers Africa Jaramas Mount Atlas Saarah Tripoli Mecca Egypt M. Humboldt Europe Spain Mexico Peru Chile Philippines Havannah Vera Cruz M. Danzel Hamburgh Alster Museum of Natural History Botany Bay Joseph’ Banks

Fragmented call for legislative stability amid public fear

Anarchic surges and terror claims are debunked as deceptive by the public. The Legislative Body is urged to act within constitutional bounds, while the Eleven Commission dissolves and citizens are advised to maintain confidence. The text stresses vigilance against factional gain during the change.

Committee of Public Safety Republic Uit

Fidelity and Constancy in Love and Friendship

A discussion contrasts fidelity and constancy, linking fidelity to engagement and action, and constancy to sentiment. It notes a lover can be constant without faithful, and faithful without constant, and likens fidelity to dependence and constancy to obstinacy and courage in labor and misfortune.

Comical European Notes on Aeronauts and a Child Wonder

The column reports Brancuarp announcing plans to build an aerial fleet and an unsinkable boat to cross the ocean in seven to eight days, with aerostates shown in a hotel garden in Berlin. It also mentions Nannerre Stoegerin, a 17 year old girl of childlike size, praised in Vienna and Berlin, and a playful note about a professor claiming the Sun is a lump of ice via ginger. A Carmarthenshire accident recounts arsenic poisoning from ginger residue, detailing C H Lanxay and others’ illnesses and the coroner’s verdict of accidental death.

Rarinar Switzerland Brancuarp Aeronaut North America Blanchard France Berlin Boran Laski Nannerre Stoegerin Saxony Vienna Maesgwyn Warrer Powaut Carmarthenshire C. H.lanxay Romney Fencibles Pembrokeshire Yeomanry Cavalry Powelll Daviss Sawxay

A Subscription Handicap at Fhate of fst for 3

A horse racing entry lists aged horses including La Glermonts Paysiator St George Combatant Lounger and Egham with weights and odds. Paynator faces St George and Lounger in a three year old handicap with prices noted. Trumpeter and Bennington also referenced with weights in the field.

La'Glermont Cookton St. George Bulibury Grafton Ms. Howard Ayrs Quienserry

Militia Movements and a Fatal Waggon Accident

General Lenox to inspect the North York Militia in town tomorrow after flank companies march in from encampments. Troop movements include Talbot Volunteers from Gloucester to Poole and Dragoon detachments from Dorchester and Winchester to Canterbury and Windsor Camp respectively. A terrible accident near Water Newton and Wansford killed a heavily pregnant soldier’s wife and her child, with another soldier gravely injured.

Lenox North York Ross Rharchtd Salisbury 4Th Dragoons Huntingdon Water Newton Wansford

Essex Farmers Replant After Frosts and Mouldy Spring

Early spring damage forces Essex farmers to replant large potato plots. Projections show new plantings may yield early profits. Since 1630, Long Sutton has reclaimed 10 600 acres from the sea, with further gains possible by river channel changes. South Holland drainage reaches 100 000 acres. A Winchester postal charge case ends with one year’s imprisonment and a fine after testimony. At Salisbury assizes, several prisoners convicted of burglary and theft receive transportation or imprisonment.

Essex Long-Sutton Lincolnshire South Holland Asa Winchester Porté ‘Chaftes Ingelt Wilts Salisbury John Plumer Christopher Hinton Adam Henley Lineham Thomas ‘Wilson Pettit Jack Jigg Stephen Swatton G. Wells Wedhampton Archfort Alice Parker Adam Henley

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