Restoration Bill Debate and Privy Council Checks
Discussion on a restoration bill includes six Privy Council members required to counterfeit a proclamation and other checks by Queen and five council members to verify conditions. Dundas supports safeguards to prevent premature reabsorption of authority. The committee divided, resulting in a majority for the government side and the report being made.
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Gappoibe
Eaneabeas
Privy Council
eneGk
Dundas
L. Pant
Duke of York to be Commander in Chief and four Field Marshals named
London dispatches report the Duke of York will be Commander in Chief with four Field Marshals under him. The new appointments aim to bolster royal dignity. The King’s improving health is noted, with signs of convalescence and better rest.
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Windsor
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Wills
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Wilson
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Landaff
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Foxall
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Goddard
Melville Castle
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Tate
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Chetwynd
A. 1
Gardner
Lord Sydney
Gibraltar
Guadaloupe
Parr
Rome
St. Kitts
Halifax
Canada
Nova
Scona
Court of King’s Bench
Liveley & Co
J. W. Anderson
Charterhouse Square
Esg
Aldergale Ward
T. Halifax
Malaga
Inland warehousing and a murder and boxing report
Shipping duties on silver gold and other goods are laid out with one percent charge on reshipment and warehouse rents due for deposits. A twelve year old boy Edward Hortin was found with his throat cut in Hampton Lucy Warwickshire. A boxing match in Cashiobury Park Hertfordshire ended with Johnson defeating Ryan after thirty three minutes with a clear win and no notable maneuvers.
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Edward Hortin
Hampton-Lucy
Wrarwickshire
Johnson
Ryan
Cashiobury Park
Herts
Debates Over Adjournment in House of Commons
In the House of Commons on February 7, Mr. Fitzherbert moved to adjourn to Monday for night, met with opposition over delay. Mr. Grattan urged to consider the State of the nation on Wednesday. After a long debate the motion passed with a 74 to 128 division and Grattan's amendment carried unanimously.
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Irelan D. Dvusrin
House of Commons
Fitzherbert
Grattan
Captain Morden Drowns After Horse Fails Pond Ride
Last Monday Captain Morden and his servant rode from Lewes to Rye. The captain rode into a pond near Battle to refresh, both plunged to the bottom about 16 feet deep. The servant assisted, finds and retrieves the body. Blood at the mouth and nose suggests the horse caused the fall. Also notes paymaster Diep William Hamilton and the Hon George Yabar of Buxton dying recently.
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Lewes
Morden
Rye
Horfsback
Wm. Hamilton
Madras
Buxton
George Yabar
Earl of Shrewsbury
Dublin
Spilsbury Antiscorbutic Drops Promote Public Health
The article extols Mr Spilsbury's antiscorbutic drops as highly effective in curing scurvy and related ailments. A new box of three bottles is available from Wm Browne, bookseller, Tolzey Bristol. It notes Spilsbury’s Treatise on the Scurvy and gout, with cures and his critique of the medicine involved, submitted to the king and Privy Council.
Monarch’s health hope stirs London as Regency debate continues
A London letter reports widespread joy over the king’s improving health as physicians show promise. Another dispatch notes the third reading of the Regency Bill in the House of Commons with debate about limiting the Regent’s power to create peers, likely six months.
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Lord North
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Burke
Sheridan
Powys
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