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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 12, 1800

Page

2

A Northern Naval Conspiracy and Danish Power

A cautious, impassioned analysis rejects Danish strength as a dire threat. Denmark's Baltic squadron would be limited in ships and manpower, Sweden and Russia pose lesser risk, while Prussia and Hamburg control channels that would shift trade. Britain’s naval superiority would crush any unified northern bloc, preserving commerce and strategic ports.

Denmark Sweden Russia North Copenhagen Baltic Norway Britain Holland Duncan Daniff Rufsia North Sea Gattenburgh Thaggimer Prussia Hamburgh Germany Silesia Europe Great Britain Baltic States Scotland England America Ireland Barbary Levant Saxony Pacific Kiel Holstein Eyder German Ocean France Great-Britain Heiligoland Elbe Weser Helland Altena Tranavebar Frederickfagore Batt Saint Croix Saint ‘Thomas West Indies

British letters describe Amiens camp forces and expected expedition

London reports private letters detailing a reserve camp near Amiens with ten battalions of grenadiers six battalions of sharpshooters one regiment of flying artillery and four divisions of engineers a second camp forming at Deanellis General Sermazin praised for Ireland service warns of a potential continental assault and a bold naval blow against Brest with hope the Channel Fleet will foil any attempt amid favorable winds and gales.

Brujetts Amiens Deanellis Sermazin Ireland Liverpool Sohn Brest Bonararte Admiralty

Fire Ravages Leoben and Lintz in Three Day Blaze

The Hamburgh Mail reports a major incendiary outbreak devastating much of Leoben in the Frioul and Lintz, with the hospital burned and every house in the town destroyed. Letters from The Hague note ongoing tax debates and proposed duties on fire prevention, coals, wood, and wine amid broad fiscal policy changes.

Eskr- Peron Leoben Frioul Lintz Ol ‘Lown Hague Bacox

Naval actions and troop movements report from coast defense

An irregular OCR summary notes Cas G. Gibeasj Simed at Beibouuis confiting of fone coups and light infantry. Troop display expected at cottage. cottage display and coast patrols along the sea coast described. Nine ships of the line not yet fitted out. English ships still at harbor. Danish ship captured by Algerine privateer. misfortune to Altona vessel. Citizen Bourgoing to have audience Friday.

Ees Simed Bebiouis ERAZN Amieng Bray Hafars Rifiaen Elineur Eindur Drexsox Bourgoing Carthagena Altona

Royal procession along Weymouth promenade observed

This morning the King and Duke of Comey Berland promenaded before the Elplariade with princes and a large retinue including counts and ladies. At ten o clock the party, with the Lord Chancellor and various titled guests, went aboard the Canbrian frigate for a voyage on the water.

Riots in Nottingham and surrounding area amid mob depredations

Letters from Nottingham report rioting resuming in the town and nearby districts. A mob attacked Clifton House and Lane Mill, with violence mortally disrupting grain stores. The Blues drove rioters from waters, several arrested and jailed. Local authorities seek wheat supply, and volunteers are recalled for duty as magistrates and gentry mobilize to aid the poor. The government and city tradesmen pledge support, and the Mayor calls daily meetings for relief and security.

Nottingham Japan Clifton House Nottigham Gervas Cirrow Manry Mustens Blues Lane Voluniraer Cavaliy

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