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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 28, 1800
Page
2
Fragmented report describes a parliamentary discussion on cavalry costs and public expense redaction. Speakers including General Walpole and Mr Grey weighed motions, seconding, and propriety of debate amid ongoing supply concerns.
London dispatch summarizes Paris Journals up to November 25 detailing the Grand Consul's military plans, a manifesto against Britain, and France’s stance in recent peace negotiations. It notes Naval and political moves, Russia’s role, and domestic unrest as Bonaparte's authority faces challenges in Paris.
The Lords Committees state they have studied His Majesty's Speech on grain shortages and high bread prices. They recommend measures to encourage early import, restrict exports, and promote grinding mixed wheaten flour with barley oats rye. They urge Parliament to support policies to stabilize food supply and reduce household hardship.
A Paris report notes hostilities looming as Napoleon plans to join the army after a brief movement from Paris. General Menou reportedly reinforced Alexandria while claims about Russia in Galicia and Naples diversions circulate. Moniteur denies the sensational European maneuvers as unlikely and untrue.
Fragmented OCR text cites a speech praising universal rights, equality, and opposition to tyranny. It discusses France, Austria, and the maritime balance, urging moderation, a peace worthy of the grand liberal ideal, and adherence to republican principles. It references consuls and the Republic year six.
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