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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 09, 1799

Page

3

Provisional Treaty Declaration on Allied Troops and Neutrality

A late eighteenth century proclamation outlines coalition terms between British and Imperial powers, detailing a 45 000 man force and later a 4 060 man body to counter common enemies. It notes Prince neutrality and sets forth conditions for joint operations and declarations dated December 29 18th.

Great Prussia France Bon Isderr Sagal Daseat St. Ceetourah

Historic Russo British Convention Treaty Text Fragment

A lengthy 18th century treaty draft between Great Britain and Russia outlines troop subsidies, transport, and naval provisions for a Russian corps to be deployed from Revel to relations with England. It specifies payments, timelines, and responsibilities for provisioning, transport, and eventual return, with articles detailing separate arrangements and ratifications in St Petersburgh.

Real Britain Revel B.xv Aerling Paris Wits M. Mauiriry Peterthurzh Great Britain Seeley Frarmonth Crete Ngifi England Serini Halland Cagazes Raya Bane Coe Watts Iwaenma St. Petersburgh Jone de Kotschou Rostospin Charles Whitworth Holland Highe Ruffins Fagland Cronffxit Rene de Trousy Cronfiade Russia of Great Britain Russias St. Petersburen Charles Nir

Guards suffer minorly as lines clash on the 2d

On Friday morning the Guards faced light engagement on the 2d, with few officers wounded. Highland regiments and General Antxsompy and General Coors’s brigades bore the heaviest losses. Capt Baxton of the 1st Dragoons narrowly escaped when his horse was shot. a private saved him by a sudden turn and both rode away. Governor Brouse seized the ship Copenhagen at Se Helena as a droit of Admiralty, valued at over 100,000 pounds. Sir William Scott opened the High Court of Admiralty in Downing Street Commons and will hear cases until Christmas recess.

Ant Xcsompy General Coors Baxton 1Sth Dragoons Brouse Se. Helena Copenhagen Admiralty Wm. Scot Hiigh Court of Admiralty Doffers Commons Lesen Etter Bombay Ran Joon Cox Ava Rangoon Ran Bagoon Europe Siam Pegue Rasigoon Aig Bedford Iceland Earl of Aprar Ossony Geonce Ossorny Paitie Moxoux Ossoane Thesbur Harelta Varta Prur Gaphir Portsmouth Harbour Portchester Calis Renee Hy Dragon Dock Liverpool Mie Aw Fon Southall Green Pas Cherly Park Seton Milford Shrewsbury Cain Janie Janie and the Gentleman Informed 5 Orbe Blogg Pall-Mall Zehn Almond Peisoner Kennington Bridgewater Theo Stoane-street Yorkcourt Baérl-street St. Mary-lerbonne York Court Blandfeet Pharacer Siery Blindford Street Wuollwith Srrand Gengleman Tee Ea Evans Old Bailey Evans Weste Minstery Qorhnfields Bridewell Asher Beck

Turbulent 18th Century Traffic and a London Street Encounter

A chaotic report describes artillery wagons and transport adjustments in a colonial context, plus a severe accident near Greenhithe injuring a serjeant’s wife. It chronicles security measures near Ava Rangoon shipments, mobs and pistols in Bedford and Portsmouth Harbour incidents, a Strand assault case, and a beleaguered woman’s appearance before magistrates. The piece blends war logistics with urban misadventure and court proceedings, reflecting period concerns with discipline, travel, and public order.

Fragmented Verse Scribbles Amidst Cryptic Echoes

A garbled, stylistically dense fragment presents jagged phrases and shattered lines. It hints at a surreal or experimental poem with names and images mangled, including references to flame, gold, and emotion, but the intended meaning remains severely obscured.

Unclear Fragment From Weymouth Notice Line

A damaged OCR fragment from Weymouth describes a Gloucester Lodge event with a horseback procession and a Mr. Pit Tr. figure, detailing morning activities and a sequence around a princely figure. The text is incomplete with garbled names and places.

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