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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 30, 1800
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic court scene with Justice Le Brac and officers unable to identify delinquents. References to great Conn nat threat and mob action appear amid garbled dialogues and scattered phrases about trials and timing from eight in the morning to eight at night.
Shipping prices and mail arrivals from Lisbon and Lif bon report. British regiments march to Windsor Camp and Weymouth camps, with entertainment hosted by Colonel Sneed. Royal officers, the Duke of Cumberland, and public figures associated with peace negotiations travel. Frankfort fair ends. corn export bans and harvest prospects noted. Danish and Russian dispatches, naval commentary, and Madame Bonaparte’s entourage preparations appear.
The article reflects on Field Marshal Suworangi and his life, noting his fall from favor, the sovereign’s displeasure, and the public sorrow across Europe. It recounts dispatches, the messenger’s harsh reception, and Suwornow’s death at 74, framed as a broken heart amid political ingratitude and exile, with funeral honors planned and a national display of grief. It also mentions fire at Dover Heights barracks and a dueling incident on Blackheath, detailing police action and recognizance.
The dispatch lauds troop discipline and His Majesty's approbation for the army encamped, while urged measures to curb high grain prices. Proposals include a national harvest register, reform of sales, and open pricing to prevent profiteering, arguing government authority may override private grain storage if needed.
Fragmentary report from Yarmouth and Deal lists arriving ships, convoys and transports, including Ville de Paris and Cambrian, with details of crews sick and convalescent, and various frigates, ships of the line, and convoy actions in the Channel and North Sea.
A fatal incident occurred Monday evening near Sir Richard Narva’s residence. Cummins and his wife forced entry, triggering a confrontation that left a young woman dead with bruises. Authorities deem the death accidental pending investigation.
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