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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 21, 1800

Page

2

Debate on Adultery Bill in Commons Committee

Lord Eldon proposes amendments to restrict prosecutions for adultery to cases where the wife is under her husband’s protection and to allow indictments by a Grand Jury. The Duke of Clarence questions damages for adultery with a separated woman. Lords debate penalties, the marriage prohibition clause, and its moral aims with support from the Bishop of Rochefer and the Duke of Clarence urging caution. The clause is read and agreed, with further readings planned.

Lord Eldon Mustine Duke of Clarence Husbana Malgrave Earl of Kénzoul Earl Guildford Rothefer Christendom Rochefer Eninoul Claute Lord Grenville Lord Aickland

Parliamentary Report on Friday Adjournment Notes

The House resumed the discussion on the Duke of Clarence matter and ordered the Report to be received on the next Friday. Lords adjourned after the session, with emphasis on form and the timing of the report.

Duke of Clarence

Parliamentary Agendas and Ship News From May Session

The House adjourned after debating Lordships' assent to a bounty on rye imports and delaying the contravailing duties debate. Mr Pitt urged no further delay, while notices on income tax repeal and treaties with Bavaria were discussed. Ship reports include Venus at Plymouth and L Achilles arriving at Portsmouth, with Baltic-bound fleets and local harbor movements noted.

Rofe Hobhoife Hobhouse Pitt Hobbews Ireland Pité Committee of Supply Blajelty Bavaria

French Reports Clash With Wickham on German Front

May 22 Londre n reports warn that General Dessoires statements contradict Mr Wickham’s prior accounts. The piece questions French claims of victories in Germany and the bloodshed of their allies’ spies. It notes British patience with unreliable news and cites strategic moves around Memingen and the Danube.

Dessoires PyaRnys Anophes Maxian Danubes Ada St. Suzayye Alexandria Toulon Sifaré

Royal Levée Punctuates Windsor Visit by Prince Regent and Guards

Yesterday the Light Infantry Battalion of the Guards paraded in Hyde Park before the Prince of Wales and Duke of York as King George III attended the Levee at St James's. Addresses were presented from numerous towns and corps, praising the Sovereign’s providential escape and loyalty. the Duke of Queensberry and other peers were present, and the King later received the Houses’ Address in the Great Council Chamber.

the Guards Hy ‘Park Prince’ of WalEs You Ser Cumberland St. James's Wvanberces Duke of Portland Allen Lord Southampton Repiey New Windsor Furxe Greville Old ‘Windsor RE. Partrer Surry Yeomanry Lord Lzsxig Te Euston Barnard Colchester Rochester Guildford Lord Oxstow Oxstow Nog Tony Dean and Chapter of Wells Water Kine Borough of Reading City of Bath Earl Camden Ou Sem Earl Radnor Chichester Lords and Commons London Sherif Buacknyr Frower Boye Pell Curris Léiuroy Staines Sxinver le Musupsyn Anderson, Shaw, Peremann Glyn Matt Alderman Leewnoke Duke Queersbury

Fragmentary Dispatches from War Amid Alleged Plots

Fragmented letters describe French and Austrian maneuvers around Paris, Milan, and Piedmont. Alerts mention English conspiracies, arrests near Strafburgh, and diplomatic shifts as Bonaparte's forces move. Details suggest Austrian reinforcements and fears for Nice.

Strafburgh Boifgrard Bamotte Madrid Tay Iy the. C Aof Piedmont Bonaparte Milan Geneva Defaiz Poufselgne Taiken Esyp Toulon Génoa Vintimiglia Nice

Fragmentary report on Austro-Hungarian forces and positions

Fragmentary excerpt describes General Donaueschingen’s headquarters and moves as Austrian and allied troops concentrate on Suabia. References to Vorarlberg Grifons and English agents hint at clashes and strategic advances with marching forces toward St Bernhard and Valais.

Donaueschingen Tey Rothwell Strartay Apipro Nube Frenthere Vorarlberg Suabia Dicestors

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