Doctrines of the Trinity Bill and Naval Motions Debate
Parliament debates a Trinity doctrine bill and motions on Captain Phillimore and Captain Hancock. Sir Francis Burdett critiques naval discipline while Cochranes praises Phillimore. Wynne warns against Courts of Inquiry weakening service safety. Separate supply and road measures proceed to committee stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Rancis Burdett
Ton
Baronet
Muurizbes
Aber
Capain Phillimore
Iunse
Eicester Gaul
Hons
Tie
Sel
Catan Philtimore
Geeracier
Zake Baronet
Phillmore
Hilliaiare
Bone ‘Ense
F. Burdett
Phillimore
Philliamore
Hfr
Paris
Wan
Cochrane
Phillinere
Tmén
Hane Gemioney
W. Wynne
Gey
Croker
Peacock
J. Burdett
Flona
Admiralty
Fhiffimare
Mr. Hancock
Erros
Mrr
England
Neo
Rfusing
P. 4
Sir Francis Bartlett
Alex Hancock
Neton
Lord Neton
Reet
Treasury
Philimore
Smuts
Hiss
Croaker
Phllimore
Bart
W.sMiLlis
William
Ifs
Church of England
Herbert
Committee OF Supply
Itctuge
Cierzy
Board of Agriculture
Naval Asylum
Childrin
Dunduuy
Millbank
Emperor's Departure From Mayence Passes Quietly
The Emperor left Mayence at eight in the evening and arrived here just before eleven, making only a brief stop to change horses. Attending were Prince of Neufchatel Duke of Vicente and Duke de Friali with the Grand Duke and Duke of Baden. A large royal entourage and military transport proceeded toward Bohemia via Rez.
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Frankycryt
Anne
Mayence
Cietine
Ife
Jane
Eerpesor
Prince
Neufchatel
Vicente
Duke de Friali
Rez
Bohemia
Movements of Armies Across German Lands Reported
Telegrams describe General Thielman with 10000 Saxons joining Russians at Tor gau and troops from Weimar Gotha aiding the cause. French forces under Sebastiani Davoust Vandamme move toward the Elbe while Hamburg fortifies and Danes send gun-boats to Zollinspecker aiding Hamburgh.
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Mamburgh
Thielman
Torgau
Saxony
Dresden
Spand Uw
Marburg
Sebastiani
Luneburg
Dantzic
Ueligoland
Sebastian
Vandamme
Elbe
Caxcaver
Kentzinger
Hamburgh
Iarburgh
Bamburgh
Lamburgh
Capitulation terms and Russian German advances near Berlin
Dispatches describe capitulation terms to protect property and honor of Prussian arms, with public acknowledgment by Comisandes in Chief. Reports from Berlin detail Russian and German forces, fortresses and garrisons at Wittenberg and Altenburg, and movements toward Sachs and Elbe, including bombardments and surrenders as armies push toward victory.
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Spandaw
Armas
Prussia
Enery
Te Comisandes
Chiet
Berlin
Euarters
von Mituhenstein
Yharn
Burlin
Austria
Germany
Vienna
Napolos
Star and
Zastuse
Bernburg
Cathe
Altonburgit
Saxe, Weimer, Gotha
Altbarghansen
Genera Stewart
Legstier Huel
Cracow
von Sackes
Bat
Seupeach Namerses
Pyres
Stea
Croatia
Beld
Stein
Deutsent
Leipzic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ir. Yancock
Lord Nelson
Lyzlleson
Prince Worchonsey
Wittenberg
Dessau
Bollicer Kidd
Con
Thesuh
Ami
Kosuischikevsky
Retesduenost
Duirey Ton
Zerndurz
Geners- Yorck
Kutonoff
Varmee
Battelle
Geret
Prince Geary
von Wittvenstia
Altenbrug
Geberg
Setackhans
Earth
Srg Pace
Winging
Ima