Amendment in Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill Agreed
The House of Commons Amendment to the Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill was approved by the House of Lords last night. The Lord Chancellor argued the amendment worsened the bill for individuals and magistrates in Scotland and England but supported passing it promptly to counter deliberate attacks on religion and morality. Rowal assent expected today.
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House of Commons
House of Peers
Scotland
England
St Mawe's
Foangys
Hoaxen
Lord Monetrit
W. Esuiorr
Ss. Rochety
C. Grant
Manyers Surrey
Mr. Wyny
Lasceptes
British Corps Ordered from France
The Royal Scots 3d battalion along with the 71st 27th 40th 81st 88th and 200 men from each battalion of the Four Guards in France are designated for sailing from France.
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France
Royal Scots
Four Guards
Bill against British West Indies trade sparks debate in Congress
The House of Representatives debates a bill to prohibit commercial dealings with ports not open to U S ships, potentially boosting American and Newfoundland fisheries while excluding British merchants. The discussion references Glasgow treason trials, petitions, and political maneuvering, with remarks on reform meetings and a memorial for St Mawe’s.
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Committee of Foreign Relations
West Indies
United States
United
States
America
Newfoundland
British America
Colonies
Duke of York and Chester Nobility Address Regent Fate
A public meeting of Chester nobility in Northwich discussed the Duke of York’s fate and the Prince Regent. Colonel Parker proposed the address, Sir Haxay Marmwanise seconded it, and Mr Witeranax moved an economy amendment amid heated debate. The room split with 136 in favor of the address and 30 against, majority six.
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Duke of York
Duke of Cumpertann
É&C
County of Chester
Northwich
Parke
Haxay Marmwanise
Witeranax
Lord Crews
Epwanp D. Dayemvont
Eng
Tyasas
Cholmondeley
Lag
Tnarroap
Trragrond
Boorm in Richard at Covent Garden Sparks Row and Mixed Reviews
Witnesses report a theatre disturbance as Mr Boorm’s performance of Richard at Covent Garden prompted uproar in the Pit with cheers and hisses. Critics say his acting relies on memory over invention and lacks the original vitality, though some praise certain lines and moments amidst the chaotic reception.
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Mr. Boorm
Richard
Henry
Anne
Beorn
Buckingham
Keax
Keay
Judeed
Orpheus
Kea
Boovir
Contested Theatre Debates Amid Drury Lane Subcommittee
Fragments show Drury Lane Subcommittee replying to attacks by Mr Hanns and asserting no private discussions about Mr Cooke’s Covent Garden engagement. They reference the Rochester by-election and note ministers’ actions in theatre affairs. Foreign papers report English families abroad. Earthquakes near Martinique noted in transit reports.
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Stanhope-street
Hanns
Duce
Xib‘Committee
Aris
Dropmore
Cushiobury
T. Cooxke
Covent-garden Theatre
Esbex
CW. Ward
Drury-lane
Yhegere
Rochester
Bannexwr
Rez
Riges Guige
Florence
Leghorn
Pisa
Farrier and Son
Home Department
Avid
Lurid Sibyouta
Soxrerrog-Guvei
RA Ly
Naval Int TM Devas Mancird-O sestie and colonial post
Maritime notices describe ships sailing from English ports to Lisbon Jamaica and the West Indies. Detained vessels due to winds are listed alongside arrivals from the Downs and Waterford. Additional reports cover canal schemes in America and naval movements under Admiral Baron. Details include weather delays and merchant stock updates with calamity at St Baryan and a major fire affecting poor households.
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Devas Mancird - O Sestie
St. George
Elizabe
Ioral
Ton
Bengal
Jermice
London
Cape of Good Hope
Fatmottu
Marcu
Genoa
Lisbon
Nocton
West Toadies
Poxrsmouth
Manci
Harrison
Downs
Janaica
Mitchell
Waterford
South Shields
Lake Erie
Budson River
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
Europe
Cape of Goce Hope
Admiral Baton
St. Domingo
Bogivan
Aran
Venezuéla
Phis
Jornal de Paris
Elephant
Lise
Bourbon
Rochefort
Elyanouth
Baron Despassynes
Ite of
Fance
Piaan
Pearr
Lochmaben
Charit
St Baryan
Pyngzunee
Orn Bailey
Mancu
Corfinc
Willam Davi
Gery
Patygas
Mose
I. Bisa
Charing-cross
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Glasgow Herald
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Carrwaicnt
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Gourse
Serjeant Best
Grnarde
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City of
Green Bay
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