Parliament Proceedings on Apprentices and Slave Trade
In the House of Lords debate on parish apprentices and foreign slave trade, the Marquis of Lansdowne moves to consider the Parish Apprentices Bill, citing reform aims to limit parish charity abuses. Amendments are discussed, including distance limits for apprentices from their home parish. The Foreign Slave Trade Bill faces opposition over its crudely drawn provisions and potential consequences, with calls to abolish the trade but concerns about collateral effects. The vote ends with the bill losing by a narrow margin as peers debate enforcement and scope.
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Debates Over Duke of Cumberland Grant in House of Commons
Members clash over a bill to provide a new allowance to the Duke of Cumberland and related royal warrants. Lords recall past conduct and court etiquette while arguments unfold on the marriage's public reception and the Crown’s approval.
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Voting on Morals and Vaccination in the Lords
The debate covers accusations about a marriage deemed improper and a vote on a motion of moral concern. News notes include a petition by Edward Edwards of the Royal Navy seeking to halt court martial actions, and discusses the Vaccination Bill, the Bread Assize Bill, and related committee reports with various MPs and Aldermen voicing support or reservations.
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Allied Proclamations and French Requisition Debate Reach Paris
The Heidelberg proclamation vows peace with France under Allied arms and condemns Napoleon Bonaparte. In a French assembly at Paris, debates over army requisitions, payment methods, and tax acknowledgments continue as M Defermont and others press for budget-aligned provisions amid fierce procedural clashes.
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Paris Representatives Debate on Requisitions and Constitution
The Chamber hears the Constitution designer present a copy of his plan. A government-chartered committee argues on requisitions for supplies and fortresses, noting urgent needs, pending repayments, and the risk to public service. The report urges provision for extraordinary resources of the current year.
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Commission of Government Backs Peace Negotiations
The Commission of Government assures the Chambers it will support negotiations for peace while defending national independence. Generals tirelessly fortify troops and reinforce the Army of the North as new corps are formed and materiel completed. The commission vows to repress interior disaffection yet remain faithful to the country.
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Military movements and dispatches in the 1815 campaigns
A long bulletin summarizes June orders and reports from the Napoleonic fronts. Dispatches note Marshal Grouchy forming a junction at Rethel, enemy cavalry near Condé and Catelet Cambresis, and Cortèau reporting improved Allied positions near Soissons. Other notes cover Saarbruck and Bitsch actions, Hessians at Montmedi, and Rapp possibly being attacked while Austrian forces advance toward Were-Berger. Napoleon defends press freedom while urging prudence amid ongoing conflicts.
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