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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 19, 1800

Page

3

Farmers Tax Debate and House Resolutions

The Commons debated income tax and farm regulation, with Vansittart and Hawking Browne opposing broad powers to Commission ers and urging readings of the Resolutions before further stages. The Vagrant Bill passed and a Committee was set on the Menial Servants Bill, with provisions to distinguish commercial interests and tentative motions for future propositions.

Diany-S Vans Vansittart Ayers William Smith Vansttart Mir Hawking Browne Cogent HoHeone Tone Smith NoTheSpraher Turpentine Lord Hawke Burg Londons Gazette Henry St. John Dmidlay Parker Coke

London Gazette Dispatches From May 6 14 May 19

Copies from William Wickham report Allied Armies under Grenville and foreign ministers. Attacks and maneuvers around Stockach Schaffhausen and Rhine frontiers affect Austrian defenses. Austrian forces retreat post engagement near Stuckach as reports note magazine losses and strategic repositioning by the Imperial army.

Downing-Street Wiliam Wickham Grenville My Lome Riedllingen Ganabe Olthans Gere‘Fale’ Gintey Kidmayer Jehich Fribourg Offenburgs Switzerland Rhine Stuckach Prince Joseph of Lorraine Aufitian Stockach Ravin Apia Dijon

Austrians Halt French Advance at Motkirch and Danube Stand

Reports from Ulm dated May 1800 detail Austrian Archduke Ferdinand delaying General Kray’s French assaults around Motkirch. Moreau’s corps attacked, but Austrian artillery and steadfast troops held the line. Kray’s force may soon fall back behind the Danube as the battle winds down with heavy losses on both sides and no decisive French breakthrough.

Duchingens Tageie Teybreak Leiplingen Motkirch Prince Joseph of Lorraine Archduke Ginlay Prince Joseph of Lorraine Kray Moreau Danube Sigmafingen England France Lorpy Ulm Kienmayer Wray Patoni Fender Sth Reverea de Watteville Tom Thien Kararai Ferdinand Bigoy Exelat Prince of Wales Ant ‘Page Ateeses Peeautr sPalkcetieg Sopute Aslelea Windfox Tagiin Mayes- Tres Princess of WalEs Sraptiolper Wazus Akcent&trainmett Duke Sand Hobwood Hagogy Meanis Admiral Duckworth Lord Hyon Seysrour Leeward Mand Flation Lucy Seymour Jamaica Richard Brexsnow Duckworth Bombay China Cugnels Waliner Capile Princes of Wales Sandy Madras Taunton Castle Carnatic Macao Albion Woodford Natal Arci Marie Charlotta Bengal A. Parage India Insthia Geanges Sanfonn Ciclsid Linden Chedubah Ladyy Eme Britannia Parsee East India Company

Fragmented Reported Turmoil and Provisions Debate

A garbled OCR report describes political tension, military talk, and a Guildhall meeting. Mentioned are the Russian ambassador recall, high bread prices, and officials promising a future statement while volunteers and protests loom.

Unclear Record of Morris and Ponsonby Trial Note

Fragmentary OCR shows Morris and Ponsonby referenced as witnesses in a trial context. Text is garbled with punctuation and partial phrases, including mentions of arrival, poisoning, and a Monday conversation, but no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.

Morris Ponsonby

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