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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 25, 1800
Page
2
In the House of Lords discussion centered on a bill granting funds to the King and raising loans. Other bills were introduced and read at various stages before the House adjourned until half past three the next day.
In the House of Commons on Friday July 25 a Lords message reported agreement to the London Company Flour Manufacture Bill with amendments. Members debated reading delays, the bill's principle, and opposition led by Mr Baker. The House passed Lords amendments on the Taxation and Combination Bills by a narrow majority, with continued discussion slated for Monday.
Long paragraph cites July 26 events with the Kine at Camp and Windsor, London travel, reviews by Prince of Wales and dukes. Mentions Paris papers, letters of marque, Lloyds insurance, and Earl St Vincent fleet. Notes Spa, Queen Bona PARTE, and patronage. discusses Co Tours at Netley Camp and banner myths. Describes a new Primate and a patent for wood and brick preservation by Rev Constantine with tar and coal cement.
A late 18th century dispatch notes ships from the Downs sailing to the Baltic, including the Majestys ships Triumph and Lurydice with transports and troops for the Cape and Bengal. Hartiof and others depart from Portsmouth, with convoy details and wind conditions cited.
An officer in Sir John Borlase Warren’s squadron reports operations off Belle Isle and the Loire estuary. The text describes attempts to cut out enemy convoys, naval movements toward the Bay of Bourneuf, damages to launches, and ongoing reconnaissance from the France and Spain coast. It notes a cautious plan, naval coordination, and the Admiral’s persistence amid limited chances to engage the enemy.
Fragmentary OCR passage records a 18th century or early modern style discourse mentioning Thorney udach, Buck Nonhantown Fawn, and Thamoe Cidling Vote Barres. It references widening, miles, guineas, and a jury, but lacks coherent context or complete names and actions.
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