27 Dec 1803
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Newspaper
Morning Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 27, 1803
Page
1
A lengthy satirical liberal critique condemns William Vadham for anti-ministerial and anti-republican views. It argues he fragments power, questions public trust, and portrays the Volunteers as a patriotic, unifying force. The piece lauds national unity and citizen soldiery, contrasting it with his alleged hypocrisy.
London dispatch reports heightened warnings of a French led invasion. Dutch forces are to be treated as French troops upon landing, with similar plunder profits. British resolve to defend the realm is stressed amid Italianate opposition and a recalled ambassador.
The Morning Post lists The Greclan Daygilper and The Caravan as the evening’s attractions at Theatre Royal Drury Lane with a cast including Vander, Mr Wrovehten, Dionises, Mr Bargenore Philotas, Mr Raymond, Euphrasia, Mrs Powell, Krixene and Mrs Tidswell. The Wife of two Husbands also features with The Caravan on the program tomorrow.
A Victorian notice announces a pantomime at Theatre Royal Covent Garden featuring a cast including Mrs Kring, Mr Murray, Mr Cooke, and others. It promises new overture and music by Atv and Day Tae row with Harlequin racing scenes and humorous interactions throughout the performance.
Reports detail enemy gunboats seen near Boulogne and Calais, with many presumed lost. Severe gales Saturday night drove ships from French Downs toward Brest, while Channel Fleet scouts off Brest report a sizable enemy force. measures restrict neutral vessel trade to curb supplies from the coast.
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