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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 28, 1800

Page

4

Fractured letters report French advance in Alps and Genoa siege

Telegraphs from May carry French control of Feldkirch and Rindau as Laval concentrates near Lindau and Bregenz. Milan and Turin dispatch updates on Suchet, Genoa siege, and Mont Cenis patrols while Austrian forces move toward Tyrol, Mount Gothard, and Leghorn fleet arrivals. The Danube corridor and Italian fronts merge into a single strategic effort, with Nice contested and Massena tentatively open to capitulation terms.

Berne Rindau Laval Lindau Bregeniz Feldkirch Constanices Turin Melas Bag Ott St. Thomas Gavi Milan Marena Almott Teukemeister Genoa Italy Leghorn Belinzona Mount St. Gothard Arrolo Faydo St. Gothard Lugano Kuim Hacpon Mount Cenis Ferriere St. Nicholas Grenoble Chamberlain Potficion Aosta Domo d’Offola Fay Kragg Pye Perrastai Ulm Barrison Wurtemburg Stzarnasy Kray Anny Dénube Tirol Bregentz Feld- Kirch Immen- Stadt Hinter Grisons Danube Tyrol Piedmont Ailanefé Mens Massen Nice Suchen Mézas Evsnitz San Giacomo The Pai Metas Adan St. Tomas Massena Bona- Parte Matas Box A- Parte Berthier Valais

London Stock Prices One Oclock Market Report

Evening mail notes the day’s prices with 3 percent, consols, and reduced closures. French journals arrive with the 26th issue, indicating ongoing state affairs and banking conditions. The Danube situation remains as previously known.

Danube

Drawing Room at St Jamiesis Palace Attended Lightly

Yesterday the Queen held a Drawing Room at St James’s Palace with sparse attendance. Presentations to the Queen included the Marquis of Carrington and other titled individuals. The scene noted titles and voices as officials moved through the ceremony with limited observers.

St. Jamiesis Cra Carrington Chenin

Derby Stakes and Plate at Esom Race Day

Sporting intelligence from Esrom shows a Derby Stakes where PotBos sired horse led by La Egremont and Donegal. seven to four on the field for the winner and four to one for second. A 501 Plate followed with Vivaldi winning after heats at four to one. The day drew high society including the Prince of Waes and Dukes of Clarence Cumberland with a large fashionable attendance.

EPSOM Taursday Ads Derby Stalcelagre Wilson PotBos la Egremonit Cnt la Grostenor Joh Seth Donegal Ditto Whaley Vivaldi Stanush Parisot Campbell Dry Bee iWaes Dukes of Clarence Cumberland Prince Augustus

social life and royal review mark Cambridge figures at Wimbledon

An elegant dinner at Downing Street hosted by Mr. Pri gate entertained Price Wiltrax of Guioucrster the Duke of Burland and others including Cambridge University members. The First Regiment of Life Guards under the Earl of Hamilton was reviewed by the King at Wimbledon Common. News from the India House details a fleet arrival from Bombay with ships such as Asia, Calcutta, and Dover convoys, plus passenger lists and captures by a French rowboat.

Pri Gate Downing-street India-House Asia Bombay Presidency Cape of Good Hope St. Helena Ile of Wight Dover L’oyean Lord Duncen Benevolent Calcutta Edward Hughes Dublin Madras Oferkey Amelia Britannia Phenix Cornwallis Coverdale Ocean Caledonia Orplitus Anna Boyd Ostextry Potts Soth Fitzgerald Ditto George Mackay 78Th Regiment George Money Bengal Thomas Fulton Count de Orloff DusLin Kitty Sale Esther Bryne Harriot Bladen Kitty Bladen Scott His Majesty Scotch Brigade Thomas Craizie William Hartley William Kenah John Heining Hon Company’s Engineers Richard Lovel 28Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Thomas Oakes Jackson,Esq Bromhead 28Th Light Dragoons Norcote Regiment of Foot M‘gibbon Douglas Marines Shaw Cape of Guad Hoyks Caledonian Thomas Malabar Cape NASA Lord Duncan Lithon Prince Adalphis Boutohnson Lis Majesty la’ Minerve Flora Harlem Gibraltar Wolfe Tone Lindfield Duke of Lerns St. James’s Square Opera House Canankas Paris Taney King’s Bench England Henry VII St. Catharine Décikig Benedre Hccle Graf A Saaint Portianith Fred

Maritime Movements From Port Cities In Late May

Reports from Yarmouth Plymouth and Portsmouth detail multiple Royal Navy ships sailing or arriving. Vessels include the Warrior Galatea Terphchare and Earl St Vincent with convoys for the Downs, troop movements from Cowes, and ships like Mars Ajax and the East India Fleet bound for Bengal and the Downs.

Portimouth Rajdy Kent Cowes Downs Earl Portsmouth Ae Deal Eliicherry

Irish Parliament Concurrence on Union Articles Debate

In the House of Commons on May 3 25, an Address to the Lord Lieutenant was debated showing concurrence in the altered Articles of Union. Mr Caflereagh and Mr Deresford, with the Attorney General, were to attend for the Commons. A division followed on an amendment by Mr O Donnel, yielding 33 ayes to 55 noes, majority 22. The original motion was then agreed to.

House OF Commons Farpay Lord Caflereagh Deresford Commons Donnet O'Donnel

Southampton Camp Moves to Shingle Common in May D&eacute.nouement

At Netley Common the 52d Regiment of Foot began camping but poor ground and bad water force relocation to Shingle Common. The 13th and 54th regiments are due next Tuesday with remaining units arriving through the week. A 14 year old boy aboard a distressed vessel saved the craft after the tiller broke, steering with a spike and keeping the boat on course despite being 35 leagues at sea.

Puefilay Jaft Netley Common Toi Shigey Lee Fcarcely

Wealthy London Merchant Benjamin Die Local Figure

Mr Benjamin Kerow died Monday at 83, once a Whitechapel tavern keeper who became a purine merchant in the Minories and expanded into exporting porter. He amassed a fortune reportedly around £380,001 through frugality. His immediate descendant, a grandson, is noted, while a Paris book on Membirs donicerning Ruthia was banned in Berlin with a 50 crown penalty.

Benjamin Kerow London Whitechapel Ruithia Paris Berlin Hans

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