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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 21, 1800
Page
4
A fiery call urges young men to join battalions and squadrons in defense of liberty. It promises military honor, places leaders at the center of a mobilization, and predicts a forthcoming campaign as France seeks peace through victory.
An extract from the registers of the Conservative Senate shows full accord with the French consuls proclamations and decrees, uniting with public opinion and government treasures. The Senate aligns with peaceful aims of the government or victory that would honor peace, as President Slev es and RevenDicos Schoeacere de oversee.
A Tribune reading reports the First Consul’s stance on peace with a firm resolve to continue war if needed. The President’s speech praises moderation, notes enemies misread strength as weakness, and urges continued resistance to defend independence and national glory. The motion to publish the President’s speech is approved.
Paris papers report a firm French position refusing peace without cession of all left bank territory. Austria rejects Campo Formio terms, Belgium restoration demanded. Army of the Rhine reorganized with St Suzanne on left, Lecours on right. Basle, March. News notes English transports preparing to move divisions to Riga and Revel, Crete operations discussed.
Reports from Berlin, The Hague, Cracow, Florence and Rome detail European tensions. Russian troops in Prussia and Austria mobilize for a broad conflict while a British court of war contemplates Axis concerns. Cracow recounts Suworow’s visit and Italian corn export bans threaten Sicily, with Napoleonic plans cited for April. Royal and diplomatic circles in The Hague emphasize court entertainments and forced loans.
In late 18th to early 19th century style, reports describe stock prices at one o'clock with 4 percent. King's Messengers reach Lord Grepsville with dispatches from Petersburgh Vienna and Constantinople. The Elbe remains blocked while Weser opens. 300 passengers await at Cuxhaven. Details cover Franco-Austrian overtures, Italy evacuation, Rhine boundaries, Suworow, Kray, and French state aims, plus updates on Strathourgh and British naval movements.
Fragmentary text mentions Falmouth Lisbon Gibraltar and a sailing reference with incomplete names and dates. Sparse readable items describe arrivals, ships, and freight but lack coherent event or outcome.
A garbled OCR note describes a fire incident destroying a stand and anchor points. Key names and details are unreadable, leaving the core event as a blaze causing destruction with unclear location and parties involved.
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