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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 30, 1800

Page

3

Bill to raise funds for relief of urban poor debated

The House discussed a proposed bill to levy an additional parish charge to aid the poor in Mary le Bonne and other parishes. Supporters argued parishes unable to maintain the poor should rely on the county. opponents warned of an undue burden and questioned voluntary subscriptions and administration. The motion and amendments were debated, and the resolution to bring in a bill was agreed to with adjournment.

St. Mary-le-bontie Robinson Hawkins Browne Paris Mary-le-bonne Vansittart Plomer Hov Eli Gabeth Mainwaring Pité Ti Metroolis Middlesex London J. Smith Pitt Jones Devaynes Lloyd’s Coffeeoafe Tierney Barthen Lloyd’s Castle -House Lloyd’s Buxton Perceval H’m. Milner Ellison

Reports on Saint Croix to Quimper convoy action at Quimper

The London Gazette July 1 1800 reproduces a letter from the Earl of St Vincent to Evan Nepean and a report by Rear-Admiral Sir John Warren detailing a Marine and boat assault against an enemy convoy at Quimper River. St Vincent notes observation of enemy vessels at Quimper, anchored off the Glenans on June 22, and commands to prepare to attack or destroy the enemy ships, praising officers and outlining the actions of Captain Martin and the Fifguard.

Admiralty Office Earl of ST. Vincent Quimper River Glenans Martin Cnarti Destrey Earl Fifgard Sgut Bank Liguténant Ss Ae Moé Agco Bourdeaux Brazil Guadaloupe Jersey É&C Mercer J H. Black Bishopsgate Laceman S. Bourn Spalding Lincoln Grocer E. Troughton Carshalton Surry Taylor Adelas Chabran Moy Placentia Bob Lacentia Artille Stradella Mon Péfchiecra A Bonaparte Mate Prairiat Defaiz Ponté-Curone San Juliano Posit Matengo Gardaring Genoa Alexandria Cafal Valenza Deffaix Rivalia Tortona Castel Nuevo Gardanne Genéralidorne Mille Bormida Lannes Ately Marengo Deffa Serevalla CarEr Gyrdann Figarolo Geriolo Fides

Naval actions and privateer captures reported in 1800 letters

A series of dispatches describe ships battery bombardments and riverine occupations, detailing the destruction of fortifications and the capture of vessels including Le Vengeur privateer. Letters from Lord St Vincent and Captain Curzon note British successes and ongoing privateering activity near Bordeaux and Guadeloupe, with bankruptcy notices appended.

Law Report on King V Stevens and Agnew Mandamus Prosecution

The case discusses a criminal mandamus to India for witness examination under the King’s Act. Lord Kenyon allows two writs for both defendants to expedite process. Proceedings note improper conduct by defendants and motions regarding enquiries, with rulings on jury and extensions until next term.

King Lord Kenton Court of Chancery India Vanjiétart Agnew Kenyon J. Short Capt. Short Macdintosh Wilson Collet Lord Keith

French Advance and Genoa Tensions Amid War Moves

Dispatches from Milan report French forces seizing Alessandria and fortresses at Milan and Turin, while Genoa faces a blockade and dispute over captured ships. British objections to seizure in Genoa clash with Capitulation terms as Genoa deputies arrive to consult the consul. General Moncz moves toward Brescia to secure the Valtelline.

Mxas Alffahdria Voghera Colum Stradalla Placentia Mantua Parma Fortona Alessandria Milan Turin Cenoa Honen zoLr Lerny Genoa Keira Lord Kerry Egypt Cambiaso Serra Lucca Moncz Brescia

French and Austrian War News From June Actions Near Danube

Reports from the Rhine front describe French advances and Austrian retreats. General Lecourbe and Nauendorf clash along the Danube with forts and river crossings open or contested. Paris notes exchanges of prisoners and shifting troop dispositions as the Army of Reserve moves toward Italy and Germany amid ongoing battles near Dillingen, Ulm, and Gunzburg.

Sloechstet Princenia Gunzburg Stzarray Dillingen Rhine Danube

Courts of Judicature purge in Ixtra amid chaos

In Ixtra courts a purification effort blurs proceedings. Mr Antrobus last week stumbled while writing notes, injuring his arm after losing balance.

Judicature Ixtra Antrobus

Fragmented military dispatch from France in June

An OCR fragment references June battles, prisoners taken, a 2K gunboat, and a war report from Hohentweil Germany. It mentions a minister at war concluding his report to generals, praising the Republic and impending peace. The text is garbled but implies decisive victory and a triumphal title for the First Consul.

Diangostis Hohentweil Germany Moredus Siabia Minster At Hisg Marengo France Cénqiéror

Pierre and Tangs: Heads of Chouvans Under Sie

Fragmentary OCR notes mention General Sie and others. It hints at Heavans intended to head the Chouvans, with unclear wording about South. The readable parts suggest a military context or leadership assignment but lack complete facts.

Piiere Tangs Sie Héavas Chouvans

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