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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 30, 1800
Page
3
Fragmentary report covers lines of demarcation, neutrality at Regensburg, and troop dispositions. mentions 8,000 French, 16,000 Neapolitan troops, 30,000 volunteers in the depictions of cavalry, and a proposed new army under a new Chief. Describes plague in camp and desertion among Asiatics, with discussions at the Divan about defense and leadership.
Faton examined on a charge of attempting to defraud Elizabeth Reed of household furniture. Embezzlement charges against Mr Barker, Chandos Street, with living as clerk, committed for further examination. A person arrested under a warrant for being in Fringe without license. confession leads to further examination. Offense punishable by six months in prison.
The Guildhall meeting listed attendees led by Lord Mayor Marden with about 100 Commoners. Minutes were read, a plan for printing and distribution approved, and a 100 guineas grant to the Soup Establishment agreed. City finances were shown with income about 92,000 and expenditures around 74,000, net 16,000. A motion urged seeking peace with the French Republic, debated at length and carried with amendments. Haymarket performances were noted, and naval appointments and disciplinary memoranda were recorded in the Gazette.
A garbled OCR style passage references the Chief Justice and a late trial. It mentions clergy obligations, private motives, and a call for a conscientious regent to address duties without delay. The text is highly fragmented and difficult to parse for concrete facts.
An old tale of a deadly European fever resurfaces as a London scene reports a new outbreak tied to social panic. The piece details hops price manipulation by a prominent dealer, Waddington, with planters pressured to raise costs, while public dread spreads through taverns and urban life amid economic strain.
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