Imperial Parliament Debate on a New Administration
The House of Commons debates a motion by Regent’s Address to form a strong Administration amid national crisis. Lords and MPs, including Lord Minrow, Sir Fr Burperr, and Mr Eyre, argue over constitutional prerogatives, Catholic claims, and the best path for governance while the debate ends with the original Address carried and motions withdrawn.
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House OF Commons
Addrnss Touth
Sr. Waar Worttey
Old Sarum
N. Vansitrart
Eyne
Minrow
F. Busnes
Baronet
Fr. Burperr
Wilpearines
Eudom
Wilberforce
F. Bullparr
Wane
Loyd Watpers
Weport
Henseartor Kerry
Mhos
Retretary Rupee
Belizida
Pity
Lord Sidmouth
England
Canixisa
Martin
Galway
S. Wonney
Eyre
S. Wortley
Fragmentary Commons Note on Motion and Debate
The fragment references a Lords or Commons style debate with phrases about course and separation, a division cleared then adjourned, and an address against a measure. It mentions Lord Whitaker and a Prince Regent context, with notes of resistance to a motion and a partial royal response.
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Fia
Adjarta
Resignations of His Majesty's Blinig ters Reported
A London courier notes that the Blinig ters have resigned en masse this afternoon. A Boston letter dated April 17 cites an imminent end to the Non-Importation Act once the Embargo lapses. French papers up to April 16 confirm Baynaparig leaving Paris with Maria Louis and Berthier.
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London
Fridat
Halfeggers
Boston
Baynaparig
Paris
Maria Louis
Berthier
Cresgy
Vistula
Hevd
Jerome Buonaparte
Murat
Eugene Beauhagnots
Europe
South America
Morning Post
Prohibition Extended on Gunpowder and Ammunition Transport
A Royal order from February 3 1814 continues the prohibition on transporting gunpowder saltpetre and arms beyond the kingdom. The Prince Regent in Council authorizes continued restrictions for months, requiring royal leave to export or carry coastwise. Officials cited include the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury and the Lord High Admiral office. Printed for the proprietor Hodges 25 Parliament Street.
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Wonrhey
Admiral Hanvey
Wiiranedd
Sraagen
Privy Council
C. Wranz
Mr. Wortley
Lord Milton
Carlton-Howse
Menthe
His Majesty's Treasury
Great Britain
Eppertain
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Imperial Parliament
Caxntya
Mr. Ryoga
Casreengaan
Bihera
Gabinet
Arivy
Mars
Hove OF Commons
Whit Lordreagh
Henry
Hodges
Parliament Street
Pasca
Iria
Royal Canal
Treasury
Dublin
Tomm
Belfaat
Drogheda
Dundalk
Ennis
Kinaale
Limerick
Newry
Sligo
Waterford
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