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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 14, 1800

Page

3

Earl of Galixeay Appeal Returned to Court of Session

Lords ordered the Earl of Galixeay appeal sent back to the Court of Session in Scotland with instructions on proceedings. Lord Grenville presented a royal message mirroring the Commons report to be considered tomorrow. Their Lordships then heard Exidette and counsel against the London Mills adjournment.

House OF Lords Turssav Jervis Earl of Galixeay Commissioners of the Treasury Court of Session Scotland Lord Grenville House of Commons London Mills

Papers and Approvals Refer to Committee in Commons

The House of Commons on Tuesday July 15 ordered papers and reports from the East India Company to be referred to a committee on Monday. A Lords message announced approval of several bills and the committee was set to consider the Pawnbrokers Bill. A royal message conveyed the Vienna treaty draft and a 2,000,000 sterling loan to Austria, with terms for repayment and wartime cooperation.

House OF Commons East, India Company Lords Af “Commons Lancaster Guernsey Jersey House Wilberforce Rofe Mainwaring Perceval Europe Pitt Vienna Hungary Bohémia Great Britain Baron De-Thugut Stephen Italy Itiia Daltatia Hun Msilbert Mipo Mieft Axtiere J Austria France Imperial Isi Poiabes Isle of Wurtensberg Arte Swirgenenty Fred Trmperidl Mayesty Germany Gurugat Aed Mareh-yeo Wenidbre Coei Ldiperiet Botannic Majestiesy Vieni

House Debates Rice Export Ban and Vesting of Locksure Bills

The House resolved to form a committee to consider Rice export restrictions and to prepare a bill enforcing a temporary export ban. It then ordered a bill to consolidate all locksure related orders into a single act and bring it in. Other business of the day was postponed.

Bankrupts and Dividends List Names and Places

July 15 records several bankrupts and names merchants and tradespeople across England. Included are Joseph Zamira Bevis Marks. Howndfutch grocers. Robert Dede and Achille Scribe at St Paul’s churchyard. Richard Pearston Mefham butcher. Eyles Mounther Reckeshill Purser of HM Ship Amfrica. dividends noted for J Hubevy Buritrook Ashton under Line. J Burtivant and Wm White Norwich. W Brewer Bristol. J Baker Sconey Stratford glover. S Fox Nottingham Mercer.

Lancashire Cocton-nemuturer J. Burtivant Wm. White Norwich Maauta&turers W. Brewer Bristol Teadealer J. Baker Jam Sconey Stratford Glover Aus S. Fox Nottingham Mercer

Royal breakfast at Windsor Camp on yesterday’s visit

Yesterday the Quern ant Princesses and the Prince of Onangry dined with the Countess of Unshone at Windsor Camp. This morning the Lorp Cipaxcetron will hold the Second General Seal after Term at Lincoln's Inn Hall. A general Thanksgiving is proclaimed across the Electorate of Hanover for July 20 by the Ecclesiastical Consistory to celebrate the escape of his Britannic Majesty from assassination.

Prince of Onangry Countess of Unshone Windsor Camp

Royal Rural Fete at Frogmore Delightful Entertainment

The royal party after returning from the Camp attended a grand rural entertainment at Frogmore. The nobility watched a band, gipsy group, and performers including Mr. Ducrow, with a boat launch scene and naval history songs. Mrs Mizus led children on an ass while a ball room was prepared in Evizaperti’s thatched barn.

Kixe Avausta Mirzaperu Mary Soraia Ameelia Prince of Wares Yorn CuarEnce Cumperzain Onanee Frogmore Staffordshire Milita Princess Extra- Beth Grotto Pancer Metirs Kiso Grover Sport Brassenton Sradryzolder Brassixyon Solder Pick Sytnron Statford Milita Fawcett Ducrow Jawcett Hibernia Great Britain York Huffirs Regident Swartz Hungary Mr. Fawcett Pally Oliver Evizaperti Windsor Lodge Mints Groupe of Gipsies

The Point of Honour at the Theatre yesterday evening

A translation of Le Déserteur titled The Point of Honour was staged at the theatre, praised for its dignified sentiment and moving scene of a son’s choice between desertion and familial duty, though some portions and patriotic passages drew critique for modern audiences. The Major St. Franc, as Durimel's father, stood out as the most impressive performance.

M. M Ercler Paris Comedie le Déerteur Punour Merceeny Germany Frattee Dariael Dutile Wlow Hom Daria Pei Darincl Waistrels Crankes Kenge Bakry Moe Charsier Major St. Franc Durimel

Court of Common Council hears Infirmary sea-bathing petition

Monday at Guildhall the Lord Mayor heard a petition from the Margate infirmary for sea-bathing. After favorable remarks from Dr. Lerrsom and others, £1000 was voted. Also £100 was allocated to an education society for children of debtors. Burglary case followed with eight prisoners before the Lord Mayor. among the accused were Edward Rainbow and his son. Some were examined, others remanded for further inquiry. Later, multiple prisoners were tried at the Old Bailey. several were convicted, executed, or sentenced to transportation or imprisonment, with public and private punishments prescribed. The session adjourned to September 17.

Guildhall We. Larenston Margate Lerrsom Burzarp Haycock Lama Fetter-lane Cheapside Edward Rainbow Whole House College Hill Pardh Old Bailey Hite Fentericé John Brown Mary John Beckwith Mary Beckwith Mary Ann Fielding Charles William Price Mary Smith Alias Hall Samuel M‘arthy Elizabeth Price Sarah Church Elizabeth Edwards Ann Spencer Edward. Baldwin Mary” ‘Johnson Mary Robson Barnett Quinton Charles Denny Joseph Carpenter Peter. Weyland Elizabeth Scoltock Robert’ Carter John Jones Phonas Quinn John Weight Elizabeth Wills Joh Martin Joseph Barton James Mayeork William Stalfiead James Davies House of Correction Clerkenwell Thomas Buckseas

Wheat contract case at Bremen judged by Lord Chief Justice

The trial concerns eminent merchants in Beasith with a Bremen wheat delivery dispute. Witnesses discuss wheat quality, market conditions, and alleged best varieties. The judge notes foreign witnesses and upholds the plaintiffs’ claim with a verdict of SO1l. 178: 5d. 3S.

Beesith Bremen Witnetls Ges Giléy Giles Sand Eeneland Bas Ena Zay Mentio Xansfield Lord Hard India Stan Quence Saad Rev¢ Kenyon

Public Offence and Robbery Cases Brought Before Magistrate

Yesterday Theophilus Smith of Brirflem Stafford was brought before a Sitting Magistrate on a charge of assaulting Mr Mainwright of Liverpool with loaded pistols and a knife, the wounding occurring near his house on June 29. He was conveyed to Stafford gaol after admission of distress in family affairs. Thomas Pearce faced Robbery charges toward Miss Fy Maguire of Horn-fine Adon, threatening to blow brains out unless money was produced. Miss Maguire and her sister initially handed over coins. Pearce was identified at Farnham-Green dining club and committed for ion.

Theophilus Smith Brirflem Stafford Mainwright Liverpool Hin Market-lane Pull+ Mall Mr. Smith Burflemg Adon Miss.f. Maguire Sven Mi. Maguire Farnham-Green Thery Ion

Fragmentary notice on cattle sale in Lak MC area

The readable text hints at sheets and cattle with a fall in prices and a Bee EP bee lee event near Lak MC. It mentions a person acting at his own house shortly after a T though the full details are unclear.

Bee Bee Lee

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