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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 01, 1800

Page

2

Continent Negotiations and Danish Port News

Last night’s mail from Hamburgh notes unresolved negotiations on the continent with no conclusive press. Vienna reports Paris preliminaries ratified. Danish fleet reports cordial exchanges, fortress strength firm, and ships supplied as naval activity continues near Cronberg and Copenhagen.

Hamburgh Gueen Vienna Paris Bran Nau Lenrency Duroc Openhagen Deckson Cronberg Dicksow Luthen Diexsow

Parisians and British views on peace prospects in Europe

The article argues that secret interchanges between Dover and Calais hint at indirect diplomacy. It fears entrenched positions in Britain and France, doubts sincere pacific intent, and warns that Otto Bonaparte or his agents will not concede a peace acceptable to Britain. It ends noting orders to coastal officers to arrest aliens beyond bounds.

Yeesterday Paris 2Thouitz Dover Calais Bonaparte Vienna Europe Goles Great Britain France Afaurengo Bonaranore Asmiens Janus Vokce Cuiur Counsul Aubmit

Ship News from Portsmouth and Leith Roads Amid Convoy Delays

Ships arriving at Spithead include Majesty's Greyhound from Sheertiery and Hannibal from Jamaica, with thirty to forty convoyed homeward-bound ships. Rambler, Scourge, and Spencer docked after severe gales, while Dover reports two flags of truce and Calais dispatches. In Leith, merchant ships under Admiral Dickson arrived from Elfineur, with hopes for amicable settlement and provisions onboard.

Pqetsmouta Avsine Sheertiery Mediterranean Spithead His Majesty's Hannibal Jamaica Isle of Wight Downs Channel Fleet His Spencer Cherbourg West Indies Edinburgh Sound Leith Roads Elfineur Dickson Castle Dixson

Mixed Naval Signals and Court News From Copenhagen to York

The lettered dispatches show Danish preparations and English reinforcements at the Sound, with 30 English pennants noted. Royal moves include Vice Admiral Merceaux and Channel Fleet redeployments, while Lyon’s Queen of Naples reaches Schonbrunn with TALLEYRAND influence. Atlantic disasters unfold as King George merchantman explodes after grounding near Jamaica, with four hundred pipes of Madeira aboard. Hambletonian wins at York. Sir Harry Vane dominates matches. Domestic concern focuses on Whitechapel Market Clerk penalties and opposition to forestallers and regraters. The Otaheitan mission to convert remains failed as Reltagge returns.

Wyut- Worta Copenhagen Dickson Gravee Cumberland Mircue Xy Naples Imperial Palace Schonbrun Vienna Lord Nelson Willliam Hamilton Talleyrand Lady Newson Harwich Lord Nexson Windsord Colchester Winchester Southampton Portsmouth Gennardd Lake Fort India Company East Indies Anurepv Clarke India Edward Hughes King George Jamaica London Hambletonian York Harry Vane Whitechapel-Market Herman Norwich

Theatrical Review of Haymarket Drama Persona

A detailed critique of the Whimsical pasticcio performance at the Haymarket. It praises the cast led by Fawcery and Johnstone for versatility and national humor, notes strong female performances by Mrs Mountaix and Mrs Giers, commends staging and scenery by Warrmore, and highlights the varied music and overture while calling the review fleeting yet attractive.

Bull Farexy Leoney Jounsront John Lump Emery Caleb Quotem Fawcett Charles Williams Trumany Grace Gaylove Gress Lucy Fawcer Johnstone’sInthman Faruxy O’keefe Jonnstove Warr- More Windsor Castle

Royal visit and theatre night at Weymouth

Weymouth, Ate. 32. The Theatre hosted the Royal Family to see Ways and Means and Office To-morrow, plus The Prize. Mrs. Han Lowe performed The Volunteer Lad and The Following Can. Their Majesties attended church today with a sermon by Rev. Mr. Grosvendor. Princess Separa enjoyed a Sands airing after illness.

Roya Famizy Han Lowe Grosvendor Princess’ Separa

Racing fixtures and odds at Herr Ford Racrs meeting

Wednesday's Plate for all ages won by Hemmincks's Kill-devil after two heats, beating James Mawnsey's Betty Beampton. 50s for 3 and 4 yrs captured by Kill-decil, defeating Lord Oxbury's Vitoria. Friday's 501 for all ages saw Vikitoria beat Duchess, with Ploro third. Mantel two miles, 25gs, won by Epwarps's betty hive. Nobles and gentry attended ordinaries with venison suppers. a tea party interruption provided amusement.

Epwarps Hewmines Vitoria Petby Hive My. Jones S. Mantel Norfock Liverpool Diana Duke of Norfqee Oxforp Essex Grerce Cornewart James Watwys Knieut Colonel Scudamore F. Watsu B. Boucuton Illnges Grordx CongewaLb Roper Bro- Dulfh Morning Star Povle Harbour

Peace prospects and armistice moves in the Austrian theater

Reports from Paris and Vienna indicate preliminary peace terms in the Duroc mission. General Morenh arrives at Strasbourg while armistice logistics and a future Congress for peace are under discussion. Austrian officers and French negotiators coordinate on terms and possible ratifications as autumn campaigns wind down.

Defalles Duroc Paris Vienna Gietrichkin East-Oettingers Suabia Ava Moreau Lecowirte Moreau i Lecoirte Isigune Colmar Augsburg Philiphhig Strasburgh Morenh Austria Bonaparte Francefort Augereau Hoecht Holland Hoechtst France Franconia Souham Strasburg Abreau Hanau Stutgard Ludwifsburg

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