Emperor’s health improves in Luxembourg palace gardens
The London Gazette Vienna report states the Emperor’s health has improved since settling at Luxembourg. He has been able to be outdoors most of the day, though fever briefly returned on Sunday and Monday. Paris notes the National Assembly adjournment and noble protests awaiting further instructions.
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Scarcity of corn burdens Vienna Imperial army
Reports from Vienna indicate a corn shortage causing mortality in the Imperial army. Provision control has shifted to corn-merchant M. de Benfield, who sails for Carlstadt to secure supplies. Marshal Laudohn visits Carlstadt magazines and warning to the contractor about martial law and provisioning.
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Debates on Westminster election and corn supply in Commons
The House noted Lord Hood and others withdrew petitions and Townshend was declared Westminster MP. A bill on royal borough reform failed to commit. Discussion on exporting French corn followed, with ministers advising inquiry and possible limits. A Treasury inquiry and select committee were proposed on customs fees and duties.
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Aldermen clash over tobacco bill then house adjourns
The Hon. Alderman questioned the bill and urged a Committee to test its assertions. Alderman Newnham opposed the bill as an Excise overreach. Mr. Dempster urged proceeding to curb tobacco frauds. Sir Watkin Lewes pressed his motion. division 41 to 2 in favor. House adjourned after a brief resume.
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Royal visit and London letters from July era note
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Tobacco licence scheme debated in House amendment
In Wadeay Fall debate on the tobacco licence bill an upper house amendment set a one year duration. The Chancellor of the Exchequer proposed variable licence fees based on quarterly tobacco output, with a general fee for the first year. Committee discussions led to possible alterations to ease manufacturer burdens and access during processing.
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Weather and fiscal notes from London July reports
London July reports detail famine concerns in Ireland with corn scarcity and high prices. Updates cover Salisbury cathedral fundraising, parliamentary business, and a headlong pace of imperial taxation on printed matter.
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