Dutch Council restricts military movements between provinces
In The Hague May 2, the Lords of the State Council of the United Provinces ordered that regimental officers may not march into another province without the host province's sovereign consent. The resolution, approved by five provinces and referred by Zealand, aims to keep forces within their territorial limits. Holland's States, by 11 to 8, deem the Amsterdam Rotterdam revolutions a domestic matter and recognize Rotterdam’s new deputation as lawful.
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Royal House of Commons Declines Motion Over Succession
In the House of Commons Sir William Newnham declines to press his motion. Drake lauds the royal family, pledges loyalty to the sovereign, and praises the Prince of Wales. Others express relief that the measure is withdrawn, hoping for harmony and national unity.
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Parliament Debate Over Terms and Compromise
The House debated whether the compromise terms were necessary and approved as just. Mr Pitt and Mr Fox defended motives as loyal and uniform, while Mr Rolle warned against humiliating concessions and urged test by future actions. Sheridan attacked the Post-Horse Tax Bill, promising to oppose the third reading, and the House divided 147 to 100 before adjourning after a committee stage.
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