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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 01, 1799

Page

3

Naples Surrenders Amid Brutal Riots And Firearms

An 1799 Naples panorama details the court’s flight to Palermo after mob violence by the Lazzzaroni, the plunder of the royal palaces, and French relief. It describes Uprising, arson, and barricades as Moritierno and others struggle to defend the city while preparing a route to safety for the court and property.

Naples Ofcers Rowne Palerme Nexson Thf Lazzaroni Palermo Portici Capo di Monte Regiury Crater Magdalen St. Januarius Iujes Astack Morirryo Moliterna Capua Pignarelli Maliterzo Poseshon Elma Melterne S. Elmo Meliterna Capo di Monré

Law report of libel case and Dorset Suffolk fines

The court granted the rule absolute in a libel action brought by the Lord Chancellor against the Courier. It also sentenced Francis Buffam Allan and Score to 18 months in Dorchester jail with surety for two hundred pounds, Wm Arnold and John Levlett to two years in Suffolk jail with surety for five hundred pounds, and Saul Hardy to one year in Newgate with a fine and further imprisonment until one hundred pounds is paid.

Courier Garrow King’s Bench Ersline Law Bonn Francis Buffam Thomas Allan John Score Dorset Justice Grose Dorchester Wm. Arnold John Levlett Suffok Ipswich Wsed Saul Hardy Newgate

House of Commons Debates on Bills and Adjournments

The House of Commons reports on the Wayearnt Meeting, the Exchequer, and various bills including the Slave-Trade Limitation Bill. Protests against the Merchants Wet Docks Bill are noted, with a division 77 to 52. Adjournments and delays push key business to Monday and Thursday next.

House of Commons Committee of Wayearnt Exchequer Phe Thornton Merchants Wet Docks Uhernton Dent Gescagne Gascoigne Andrew Seneef Wast- India Islands Sierra- Leone Company

May Games and Royal Pageantry at Shooter’s Hill 1515

The text recalls May Day festivities in 1515 with Henry VIII and Catherine riding from Greenwich to Shooter’s Hill. They were greeted by 200 green-clad yeomen and hosted in a leafy arbor, feasting on venison and wine. It also notes the death of an elderly man who suddenly expired at a broker’s door on Ratell Highway before being taken to the workhouse.

Peery Censer Noukes Lazzaroni Naples Carmes Thave Rome Geftergl Championnet Fanuarius Eondom Henry VIII Catherine Greenwich Shooter’s Hill Robin Hood Rade Ratel

Drawing Room at St James's Palace and Royal Levee

Yesterday at St James's Palace a drawing room was attended by Royal Highnesses and nobility. Five o clock the royal family returned to Buckingham House. The King will hold a levee today to receive reports on the convict cases. Weather folly notes show severe winds and cold rains throughout the last month. Agricultural reports detail poor harvests with oats barley turnips and hay affected. Market prices rise for beef lamb pork while veal remains plentiful. store sheep and lambs decline.

St. James’s Palace Cumberlaxp Kent Oranges Oss Hapeset HaMurton Ahoeat Pore of Ely Exizauern Garvitix Countess of Warwick Mig F. Caury Hee Call S Albina Ingy Bee Lady Bolton Sirtor FH. Osborne Royay Buckingham ‘House Lincolnthire Stocétidér

Spectral Toast and Ode to Freedom at Freemasons Tavern

A fragmentary report recalls a literary gathering at the Freemason’s Tavern celebrating liberty and patriotism. The event featured poems and an address praised by listeners, evoking Butler, Otway, Dryden, and others while urging unity against tyranny and commerce of vanity.

Fragmentary London Gossip on Robberies and Rumors

A garbled report notes robberies including raw silk valued at 2791 from an Eye waggon, hosiery and goods stolen from Mrs. Hampton Street Newington, sailors duped near Mock Auction in Strand, and a police scandal tied to a borough case. The piece also mentions a preacher mischaracterized as itinerant.

Hay Pata Ancher Hampton Street Newingtod Batts

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