London Gazette reports foreign audiences and promotions
In Vienna February 25 the Emperor appoints Field Marshal Haddick as Commander in Chief of the Grand Army while General Wallis presides in Bohemia. Kew House March 11 notes private audiences with His Majesty by Marquis del Campo Envoy from Spain, Count de Lufi from Prussia, and Chevalier d Alvensleben as successor. Copenhagen March 3 details a plot thwarted by a Swede named Benzelfierna who bribed an English brig captain to fire upon a Ruffian ship to destroy the Russian fleet, with the English captain secured.
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King's Reply To Address At House Of Lords March 19
The Earl of Sali bury rendered the King's answer to the Lords address expressing gratitude for the dutiful address and pledging to seek prosperity for the native country. The Earl of Moreton presented the Queen's reply to congratulatory addresses, noting the confidence Parliament has placed in her. The debate on Major Sheridan's divorce bill adjourned to Monday after hearing counsel and examining evidence.
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House of Commons March 12 14 session highlights
The record covers a three day proceeding with petitions against the County election bill, motions to repeal, and notices of inquiries into public revenue. It notes leave granted to introduce repeal, discussions on parliamentary costs, and the king’s recovery addressed by the Queen. It also mentions committee actions and a serjeant at arms custody related to an election petition.
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Debates on Supply and Naval Estimates in Parliament
The House debated furnish and naval estimates with Burgoyne opposing immediate passage. Mor gan cited evidence to forge a custody issue over parish records. Yonge reported on navy and ordnance estimates and schedules for Monday. The bill continuing trade laws with the United States was read for first and second time before adjourning.
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Grand Council at Kew reports convicts under death sentence
A Grand Council at Kew reports over fifty death row inmates from Newgate, fourteen slated for execution on Wednesday. The King names General Hyde to a new regiment. Lord Malmesbury resigns as ambassador. bishops and royals receive praise. Public addresses honor the monarch’s recovery. merchants convene at London Tavern. A London sheriff’s address is scheduled. Southwark residents discuss a city address.
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Royal interview at Kew and Swedish nobles’ arrest shock Europe
The king and queen were seen at Kew with royal courtesy noted after a late return from Bathurst’s visit. In Sweden the nobility’s opposition toppled. Count Lowenhaupt insult case led to a royal demand for satisfaction and twenty-five noble prisoners were arrested. Geneva reports the Jura revolution revival amid corn-price unrest. A marriage ties Lord Apsley to Miss Lenox. Irish priest paralyzed by robbery and murder. Jackson defeats the Brewer in Essex. Mrs Siddons plans Vienna tour before returning to Drury Lane.
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Spilsbury's Antiscorbutic Drops Praised in Plymouth Letter
George Williams of Market- Street Plymouth writes of a seven month old girl with violent eruptions and hand swellings cured by four to five shilling bottles of Spilsbury's Drops. He notes the child recovered strength and mobility, with the hand healing and future improvement expected. Drops sold at printing offices and general medicine vendors in Great Britain and Ireland.
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