Imperial Recovery Hopes Amid Paris Assembly Opener
From London Gazette notes Vienna reports the emperor's improving health. Paris dispatches describe Tuesday’s throne speech to the States General with royal and noble attendees, including the Queen and princes, and the assembly adjourned after the king's address.
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Vienna
Germany
Paris
France
States-General
Monsieur
Comte d’ Artois
Madame
Duc d’Orleans
Garde Des Sceaux
Monsieur Neckar
Gaz
Berlin reply to Czartomsky on Polish neutrality and Russian stores
The Court of Berlin answers Prince Czartomsky noting the king’s unwavering neutrality of Poland and acceptance of reforms for Russian magazines within Poland. It expresses hope that the Empress will consider Poland’s representations favorably and that Berlin will aid Poland in preserving its independence and neutrality.
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Warsaw
Poland
Berlin
Czartomsky
Petersburgh
Cooper’s
Wyndham
Gan
County of Glamorgan
St. Fagan’s Castle
Thomas Windsor
Olen
James Dexricx
Churchill
Somerset
James Denaicx
Majesty in Health After Windsor Outing and Public Display
London Maytimme reports the king, despite unfounded illness rumors, gaining strength with a Windsor Castle terrace outing and a subsequent public viewing of a bronze statue of the monarch in Somerset Square. Other items include the Westminster election voting dispute, a warehouse fire, and various society notes.
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Kew
Windsor Lodge
Windsor
Lord Sydney
Strand
Somerset-square
His Majesty
Neptune
House of Commons
Ireland
Dublin
The
Common Pleas
Samuel Bradstreet
King’s Bench
Montague
Shakespeace
Portman-square
Cardinal de Rohan
Strasburgh
Col. Glover
Kingston
St. Affife
Hampton-Gourt
Wolfey
St. Allife
Westminster
Duchy of Lancaster
Goodwin
College Hill
Thames-street
Syke
Everet
Duncan
Abolition Debates on Slave Trade Hear Petitioners
Mr Crager and others present petitions against abolishing the slave trade from various groups including Planters, Merchants, and West India interests. Mr Wilberforce urges full enquiry and eventual abolition, detailing harms of the trade and calling for humane policy. Lords Pearlyn and Gascoyne oppose total abolition, urging regulation and prudence while Wilberforce defends gradual consideration.
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Nevis
St. Christophers
Hafey
St. Vincent’s
St. Domingo
Africa
West-Indies
Wett-Indies
West Indies
Jamaica
St. Vincent
Liverpool
Newfoundland
Greenland
Lord Pearlyn
Bamber Gascoyne
Burke
Wilberforce
Brita
Debates on Abolition and Slavery Trade Reform
Fragmentary report of a parliamentary debate on abolition of the slave trade. Members discuss risks to mortgages, potential contraband after reform, and whether compensation should be paid to West India planters. Wilberforce and Fox feature, with Lord Penrhyn and Mr Dempster voicing counterpoints. Adjournment noted and various ecclesiastical appointments listed.
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William Young
Fox
Wilberforce
Baronet
Alderman Newnham
Martin
Great Britain
Dempster
Cochin-China
Sas
West-India Islands
Lord Penrhyn
West India
Alderman Sawbridge
Wilberforte
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Henry Giles
St. John’s, Worceser
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Frederick Philips
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Claines
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