09 Jun 1800
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 09, 1800
Page
1
An OCR damaged fragment mentions Firkt Dia win Licket, a Lottery Office, and orders payable in Conchany Guards. The text references Mason, Pall-mall, and a questionable claim of certainties, with scattered terms like Gratis and NTISCORE BATIC DROPS. The readable parts indicate a public or lottery related notice amid garbled material.
The court heard testimony about a robbery alleged against Serhansy Jose and Francis Siget. Prosecution outlined sums 20001 and 40000 pounds, property of William Caida, with claims of intent to weaponize the crime. Defense argued repeated extreme provocation and premeditation questions. The trial continues with jurors considering charges and potential capital implications.
The Bow Street case recounts a complex stock and note swindle ending with the prisoner found guilty. Witnesses describe the transfer of funds, counterfeit-like notes, and pursuit across London to recover the assets before the arrest at the Bull and Mouth Inn.
Market notes from London reflect a large supply of foreign wheat but poor quality dampening demand. Prices for English wheats remain dull, with various grades and futures quoted. returns show steady, though uneven, movement across grains and hops amid mixed European cargo updates and indicative averages.
Fragmentary OCR of a debate scene with references to a bond, chancellor, and Mrs Phoe Sparker. Details are unclear but indicate a public discussion with responses and advocacy.
Dispatches report nine ships arriving at Spithead with Rayjan troops aboard and reports of soldiers yet to reach home. The convoy moved eastward after a patrol from Portsmouth.
Fragmentary notes show Lords proceedings with references to a committee on the table, motions forwarded and adjournment. Names such as Momneyy Junk and The Executory Deviles appear in garbled form, indicating a disrupted parliamentary report.
The House debated and formed a committee to estimate the cost of erecting and maintaining a Royal Military Asylum for children of soldiers to be founded at Chelsea. Motions included royal aid, public subscription, and parliamentary support while considering bills on flour, police, land tax, and other regulatory measures.
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