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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 14, 1800
Page
4
Debates on tax returns reveal disputes over data and gross income figures. Mr Tierney presses for district returns while Mr Long cites insufficient data from the tax office. Several members note delays and unresolved accounts as the motion is rejected and adjourned.
Postal dispatches and ministerial moves unfold as treaties, Congress talks, and pacification efforts advance. Reports detail Maurix in Paris, negotiations with France, shifts in Tuscany, and contingents from the Mediterranean fleet amid supply shortages and weather losses.
Saturday's events record Sir MaAsESTY and the Duke of Dum fry among Notifemen diverting. The Royal Family attended Divine Service at St George's Chapel Windsor where Rev Dr Du itteriay preached. A royal audience with Lady Hamilton occurred at Mr Beckerouy's Grosvenor Square. An evening dinner with noblemen followed at the Spear Tree Pall Mall.
The Natu and privateer of 14 guns capture Hero off Bermuda. Bridget and Swvan from Peterhead arrive near Yar Pont Alfa. Augustus from Archinzet to London. Newark from Gainsbro to Newcastle. Bayan from Aberdeen to London. Ellison from New Meweattie seized by a 14 gun brig. another 3 gun privateer on the coast. Britannia sails with fish to Venice but runs aground at Falmouth. Rhee Holmes bound Liverpool to Menzel, wrecked salvage underway. torbay reports Royal ships Cafer Canada Defiance Triumph and Suped patrolling coast. Proselyte sailed westward but returned. Anacreon brig from Portsmouth. Portmouth convoy from Newfoundland. Norfolk bound Surinam with escort.
Dispatches describe French and Austrian forces in Italy with mentions of leaders like General Brune and Count Cobéntzel and the shifting lines around Marengo Tulcatty and Luneville. Reports cover fortresses ceded to France, Demolitions accusations, and Brune delaying hostilities pending further orders. A storm in Paris damages, Berthier arriving, and French funds and consols outlined.
An eclectic summary of international intrigue from Rome Bologna and Gunzburg with reports on British naval movements and Spanish royal intrigues. Dispatches describe French troop activities in Tuscany and Florence and preparations near Grodno for Emperor Russia. News from Cobentzel and Bonaparte highlight diplomatic maneuvers as armies reinforce Lithuania and Poland with officials arriving in Paris.
Covent Garden Theatre presents Bondécani a three ages musical drama by Mr. Digpin. Based on a Parisian tale, it follows the Caliph Harun al-Rashid in Bagdad with plots, abduction, and confinement. The staging is lavish with rich decor and the piece aims for dramatic unity.
Reported on November events in Longville where workmen and a convoy escorted by beds gathered as the French plenipotentiary Cobentzel arrived at night. The entry was saluted with artillery as the procession formed. He left the town amid cheers and further discharges.
A report recalls Lord Nelson paying respects to elder friends in the City and on the Royal Exchange. The Paris Papers claim wheat and rye spottings at Leghorn with forty six enemy ships taken at harbor, though English seized most possessions before French arrival. Yeomanry in Dublin prepare for spring encampment and brigading. A collier wreck off Norfolk results in drownings. another near Washally sees four crew lost. A clergyman shot near his home. a man later dies by self-inflicted pistol at his house in Jegnym fired St James's.
Married on Thursday by Reverend Mr Grant at Hampstead Samuel Feary junior Esq of Hampstead to Mrs Giftogdy of Mingtons.
Fragmented obituary notices recount several deaths, including Oni phinuay a resident of Nortiaghien and a Mrs. Jobs day Merchant of New-court Crutched-friars. The text mentions John Sidwelk and E Horten among directors of the South Sea Company and notes a receiver-general of the Light. Details are garbled and locations vary.
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