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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 03, 1800
Page
4
Reports from Milan Bologna and Milan detail French and Austrian military actions in Civitella Florentine territories and Meidula with letters from General Monnier condemning insurgent bands. Dispatches from Copenhagen and Stockholm note troop movements and a major Colmar fire affecting stores and arsenals.
London dispatch notes sparse public papers amid hostilities suspension. Talks warn against partial peace while praising Austrian morale and army discipline. Reports from Vienna mention Queen Maria Louisa, Archduke, and Abercrombie forces preparing large-scale expedition with 15 000 to 20 000 land troops aboard 60 transports.
News from Admiralty reports Captain Ilowx- Por- TAM delivering a convention signed by Lord Waveworth and the Dawist Minister. The agreement, aimed at ending opposition to naval rights, will guide amicable treaty talks and the release of the Danish frigate Freya and its convoy. Orders were sent to carry out the arrangement and mobilize the 35th Regiment of fifteen hundred strong.
Letters describe rioting in Nottingham with Radcliffe Yeomanry attacked on arrival. A rider drew his sword to disperse the mob but was unhorsed and wounded with his own weapon. The mob then attacked a granary at the town’s north end before troops dispersed them.
A Cabinet Council met at Lord Grenville's yesterday with His Grace the Duke of Portland and other ministers. News arrives of three Flags of Truth from Calais, ships Arrow Eliza Ann Admiral Rainier and Thames sailing from the East Indies, plus arrivals from St Helena. Also reports Major General Knox to be Governor General of Jamaica, a large fire at Linz destroying archives, and a new Thames Police Office bill approved by Parliament with a plate reward.
A private of Scotch-Gress faces desertion charges after being part of the unit on a punitive march. The case arises from a routine inspection where missing soldiers were reported. Authorities pursue disciplinary action and potential court-martial proceedings.
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