First marked ball since the Revolution at the National Theatre
From Paris and various capitals report a grand masked ball at the National Theatre with a large attendance. The foreign news covers Austrian movements in Swabia, the shifting stance of the Elector after Russian departure, Swiss regiments in English pay, and Vienna's war plans. Copenhagen and Genoa dispatches note partial coalition alignment and rising unrest in Fontana Bona with insurrections led by Austrian officers. The French ports near Genoa and Milan show troop movements and naval appearances, while El Arifeh changes hands and Turkish concords emerge.
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Swabia
Black Forest
Helvetic Rhine
Wickham
Vienna
Munich
Corps of Condé
Germany
Brussells
Marcu
Sainte Gudule
Nuremberg
Fes
Italy
Paul I
Mediterranean
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France
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Prussia
Sweden
Genoa
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Zecco
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Rapallo
Recco
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Nervi
Sori
Milan
Novi
Saravalla
Sprivia
Otto
Klenau
Lord Keith
Riviere di Levante
Veenna
el Arifeh
Egypt
Campaign News Looms as Imperial Forces Move in Europe
The Evening Mail updates readers on ongoing war plans as Imperial forces mobilize in Italy and Swabia near the Black Forest and Rhine. Reports claim French confidence grows, conscription debates intensify, Napoleon may command a northern army, and Spain Portugal Russia plots influence.
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Swabia
Black Forest
Rhine
Switzerland
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Con DE
Bonaparte
Lower Rhine
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Portugal
Russia
Strafurgh
Bourdeaux
Kleber
Graxp
EL Drijed
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Porte
Pacua
Acre
Vienna Gazette
Siipney Smut
Jerusalem
Grand Consont
General Assembly
Commune of
London
Lord Grenville
Opera House
Shipping News and European Dispatches of 1800
The schooner La Fraternité and other vessels report arrivals and cargoes bound for America Jamaica and Lisbon, while a circular from Whitehall urges Barbary consuls to promote grain exports to Britain. Madrid expresses concern over a Lisbon Russia alliance treaty, and Spain seals Gibraltar. Paris notes court intrigues, diplomatic shifts, and Prussian troop movements, with letters defending prisoner mortality figures in England.
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Gibraltar
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Eletor
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Drxmark
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Hamburgh
Louis
Magdeburgh
Senate
Elbe
French Republic
Eengland
London
Porchester
France
Otto
Vache
England
Masszau
Masséau
Ainister of Marine
Repulic
Great Struggle Between Government and Union Men
In Dublin the government seeks to appease the city amid a tense climate. Attendance by Union members is low due to other matters, while the minority loses some seats. The administration pursues a calming policy on corn, protective duties, and navigation inquiry, amid English influence and coal supply fears.
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Lonsdale
Whitehaven
Egyptian Festival Comic Opera At Drury Lane
Drury Lane hosted the first performance of the comic opera Egyptian Festival. The production by Franklin features Mustapha Muley Beys and Violetta in a tale of tyrants, justice, and happy lovers. Scenery by Greenwood. music by Froxie praised for expression. performances by Madame Mara and Mrs Biano highlighted.
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Rayon
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My. Caulfield
Corr
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Madame Mara
Nigra S
Miss Dreame
Franklin
Island
Pharos
Bay of Alexandria
Greenwood
Froxie
Fierro
Bread Price Drop Sparks Street Violence and Robbery in London
The Lore Mayor cut bread prices after wheat and flour declines, easing Quartern Leaf costs tomorrow. Reports say Carlisle unrest rose over bread prices. military interv ent reportedly shot a ringleader. Two highwaymen robbed Mr Levian near Slough, escaping with watch, chain, six guineas. Pursuit led to Bow Street, where Thomas and Sylvester Smith were committed for further examination.
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Portland-freet
Jim
Levian
Thomas Smith
Sylveter Smith
English State Lottery Drawn This Day Eighth Day
Fragmentary notice reports the English state lottery draw for the eighth day with prize numbers 503334 and 46529 and prizes of £61. A separate wedding notice lists Jamies Hewitt and Miss Dennis at St Mary le Bonne Church. Other text references a deed and various names in Leicestershire, with unclear commerce details and printer attribution.
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Jamies Hewitt Matty Dawson
Elysto
Dennis
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