19 Sep 1800
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 19, 1800
Page
1
The report covers a juried case of a brutal assault and false imprisonment of a wife by several men including an under beadle and constable, with damages awarded. It also details acquittals and trials for highway robbery, watch theft, house breaking, coal theft, and other robberies in Langborn and nearby districts, noting guilty verdicts and subsequent proceedings.
A garbled OCR fragment shows lottery and book notices from the English state lotteries era, naming draws, shares, and offices in Parliament Street. It mentions the Royal Bank, Stock Brokers, and listings of prizes, tickets, and schemes with dates and terms. It also contains scattered data on exports, shipbuilding, and navigation statistics for Britain in the late 18th century.
Aglomon's Balm of Gilead recommended by Dogor Solomon of Eivernool targets those weakened by hot climates and strong drink. It claims to strengthen nerves, revive vigour, and assist women with fashion needs, promising relief from headaches and languor. Sold at 105 Gasboule or 12 f by Mr Mathews, Strand No. 8, with ample diversions.
A historical letter from eMire Baxlor praises SPURF'S ANTISCORBUT DROPS for curing scurvy and declares gratitude to the proprietor. The message notes initial skin eruptions advancing to severe symptoms and credits the remedy with relief. It expresses humble thanks and mentions readers and local figures in Southbridge Edinburgh.
The text outlines historical trade data for Great Britain from 1736 to 1799, noting import values and exported foreign merchandise. It discusses official value versus perceived wealth, referencing the Convoy Act and related customs figures to gauge prosperity.
At Old Bailey on September 19 William Pratt faced trial for robbing George Perkins of a metal watch on the King's highway. The boy witness, an apprentice tailor, testified that Pratt attacked after a brief walk along Harrow Road and the watch was taken. Guilty. William Rayner and Charles Moren were indicted for burglariously breaking and entering John Antony’s dwelling on Angel Gardens, Hatcliffe Highway, on the night of April 10, with several garments stolen. Antony employed a Chinele to care for the house. the intruders, aided by this servant, used force to access the premises and escape with items. The jury heard evidence linking the burglary to accomplices and related deaths connected to Antony’s operations, with two prisoners and others appearing in court.
Fragmented OCR reports a court scene in Clerkenwell with mention of a defendant referred to as Fee Gardener and individuals named Andrew Mitchel Spattiptide and Frazer. The text devolves into garbled lines about plants, baronet title, and accusations, without clear outcomes or coherent events.
Fragment mentions a robbery and names Stones and others on heat of the robbery. Details are unreadable and incomplete.
Fragmented report notes a voyage with Americans purchasing and selling items aboard a vessel. Mentions Brett, French Government claim, and a crew, with unclear sequence of events and several garbled phrases. No clear dates, places, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable text.
A proclamation by the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen denounces high prices and abuses by certain traders in city provisions. It calls for speedy punishment of sellers and speculators who manipulate goods, and instructs market clerks and officers to aid prosecutions within three days of any offense.
The readable fragments hint at economic changes and price movements amid a broader decline. References to supply, sites, and various figures appear alongside scattered names and numbers, suggesting a market update with unclear context.
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