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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 19, 1800
Page
2
A newspaper warning laments disorder in the metropolis driven by high prices and crowds while urging families to keep servants and children safe. Volunteers are abused, and military action may be needed to enforce the law, with a call for restraint and public duty. The piece presents the paper as the People’s Friend, advising calm and obedience.
A garbled foreign dispatch summary recounts tensions with France and Austria. References to Count St Tu, Selmer, and a Paris preliminaries agreement hint at wartime diplomacy. Reports mention Denmark, England, and military leaders in Croatia, with signs of shifting alliances and delayed peace talks.
In a garbled dispatch the piece references armies, a new premier, and health matters. It notes a general survey, orders published at Mahich, and Bavarian subjects obeying directives toward orderly demeanor, with ships and weights mentioned in scattered context. The overall tone hints at looming conflict and official preparations.
Fragmentary report notes Mr. Fawkener arriving from London in the evening with royal figures including the Prince on horseback near Lulworth The Pike and boatmen. The garbled text mentions a theatre visit and a sequence of titled individuals connected to a shore event.
The Prince of Wales packet from Falmouth reaches Lisbon with Captain Topp aboard and reports sighting His Majesty's ship Plopa and a fetley schooner in the Tagus. The Flora departed after the prince's arrival, bringing details of a Spanish prize and notices of other vessels in port.
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