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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 10, 1800

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The German Theatre No 11 Dramatic Weekly Publication

The German Theatre offers Lovers Vows a drama in five acts by Kotzebue translated by Thompson, plus The Stranger's Life and Pizarro, printed on wire-wove paper. Published by Vernor Hood at Poultry with engraving options by notable artists. A few large paper copies with proof plates priced higher.

Mall Bvorke Anker‘Smith Thurstony i Kotzebuey Mr.Thompson yeBartolozzi Heath Sharp

Bookish treats and morals for youths in old catalog

A fragmented 18th or 19th century list catalogs numerous juvenile and moral tales. Titles include Tales of the Castle, The Rational Brutes, Biography for Boys and Girls, The Spoiled Child, Henry or the Foundling, Scripture Histories, Marmontel tales abridged, The New Children's Friend, Moral Amusement, The Indian Cottage, and The Economy of Human Life among others. Prices in shillings and pence accompany each item.

Pil- WM Kington Nils Plumtree Pilkington Ditto Hermitage Henry Foundling Marmontel Edward Barnard Dodsrey England St. Pierre E. A. Kendal

The New London Review February 18co Catalogue Now Available

The New London Review continues as a reputable monthly report of authors and books. It lists numerous works by Holmes Fuller Kirwan Cumberland and others, with a note on its independent stance and two published volumes available from Vernor and Hood and other booksellers.

NEW London Mr. Holmes Fuller Berwick Upon Tweed Brice Kelly Kirwan Pratt England S. Egerton Bridges Tidd Roper M. D'Alembert Aikins Wilson Moore New Annual Register Clairon Smellié Thompson Lewes Adelaide Pye Joanna Montfucon Richard Cumberland New London Review Vernor and Hood Three Kingdoms

Essence of Peppermint by J P Heath Patent Notice

Public notices warn against imitations of Uniper Essence of Peppermint sold by J P Heath Nottingham. The genuine product treats gouty rheumatic and colicky stomach pains and praises infant relief. bottles priced 2s 9d, phials 1s 1d, with various shops listed as authorized sellers.

Uniper Bane J. P. Heath Nottingham Thomas ‘Boosey Old Broad-street F. Newbery St. Paul's Church Bayley and Blew Cockspur-street Tutt Royal Exchange Ward Holborn Gray’s Inn Holdsworth Smithfields Mesirs Jeboult and Co Oxford-freet Mr. Juniper

Spilsbury's Antiscorbutic Drops Endorsement Letter

Mr P Cox of Tunbridge testifies to several respectable people relieved by Spilsbury's Drops. He notes reluctance to publish names but offers authentic testimonials upon reference. He cites a patient described as “like the bark of a tree” who improved after three bottles, ending in complete clearance of a supposed eruption. Drops sold 5s and 2s bottles at the Dispensary and by patent medicine vendors.

P. Cox Tunbridge Spilsbury Peter Cox Tunbridge, Kent Brooke Upper Belgrave Place Pimlico

Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial Praised by Patient

A testimonial from Martha Jackson of Lancashire praises a Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial from Albion Street No. 9 Blackfriars Bridge Manchester Gazette printers note. The letter, dated January 6 1800, says four bottles cured years of bilious weakness and nerve trouble. Distribution outlets listed include Newbery, Tutt Royal Exchange, Wadham and others across London and country towns.

The Manchester Gazette Bropum Albion-fired Blackfriars Bridge Ter Martha Jackson Levenshulmne Lancashire W. Cowproy Hunter’s-lané Manichester Gazette J. Singleton Albion-freet E. Newbery St.Paul's Church-yard Tutt Royal Exchange Jeboult Bacon Dereham James Downham Belum Druggitt Portsmouth Three Kingdoms

Foreign Corn: Danish grain offer to import to Britain

Statement from the Privy Council committee notes a Danish proposal to import rye and barley totaling about 22,000 tons of rye and 4,000 tons of barley, with 120,000 and 24,000 quarters respectively, and states the government has abstained from interference in foreign corn purchases while advising merchants of the offer in Copenhagen.

Privy Council Denmark Committee of Privy Council For Trade Whitehall Committee of Council For Trade and Foreign Plantations Havwron Merry Copenhagen Tam Sir Chas. Long Efy

London Markets and Prices Across Regional Reports

London markets report heavy wheat sales with a moderate supply and prices lower. Barley and malt steady, hog pease dearer, oats and other grains mixed. shipboard wheat prices range 86s to 1158s per quarter with various regional price lists. Local markets include Smithfield beef and mutton quotes, hay and straw prices, and distant country market figures. A Pimlico burglary attempt is noted with pistol-fired warning and police attention urged.

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Agriculture February Report Shows Mixed Farm Yields Across Isles

The February agriculture report notes wheat plants improved after dry weather, though regrowth is uneven on strong lands. Baltic seas frozen may hinder foreign supply but timely aid hoped. Barley and oats fare well for feed. beans and pease excel in broadcast and drilled sowing. Clover yields better than expected, prices rising. Turnips fair though feed stalks costly per acre. Potatoes expected with early growth. hay and straw not advanced. Smithfield meat supplies steady, pig pork dearer, lean stock not in strong demand. Welsh sheep and cattle price down due to keep scarcity. Wool and hop markets show little change since prior report.

Whdat Baltic Hlay Smithfield Wales

Union Debated In House of Commons Amid Provisions Review

Lord Castlereagh presented a report on grain provisions, urging malting cessation to aid subsistence and considering future prohibition of spirits distillation. The House debated petitions against Union terms, with Mr Ponsonby arguing for popular consent and Irish representation concerns.

House OF Commons Lord Casstlereagh Lord Castlereagh John Parnell

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