Bread and Flour Bills Move to Committee in Parliament
The House debated measures to fix bread prices by three price points and regulate flour mills. Proposals aim to reduce scarcity, lower costs for the poor, and improve bread quality, with reports to be considered further tomorrow. The King’s message and Irish Union papers were noted, and other orders postponed.
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Rofe
Rofé
Inhheir
Row
Rosefaid
Pitt
House of Peers
Ireland
Baker
Pulteney
Tierney
Committee of Supply
County OF Kent
Adam
Serjeant
Bailey
Geary
Edward Knetchbull
Thanoetion
King Hosts Levee at St James's Palace in London
Yesterday the King held a levee at St James's Palace attended by Foreign Ministers and nobility. Honors were conferred including knighthoods on Major Daweras and Captain An, with Dr Measen Bishop of Cuester and the Duke of Cuorsevn presented by the Earl of Liverpool. After a council on the Union with Deland, the royal family attended the Concert of Ancient Music in the evening.
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Yeterday
St. James's Palace
Duke of Cuorsevn
Earl of Liverpool
Lord Litrean
Cuester
Dawcras
Sipwee
Sarr
Deland
Lord Grexville
Wilcourt Howe
Queenston i
Uncertain fragment hints at ships at Downs and Margate Reads
Fragmentary report notes ships coming in from Margate to Downs with ships few in number and officers present. It mentions imminent expedition timing and possible delays but contains many garbled terms.
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Downs
Margate
Chanel
Ships and Sailings Report From Burin to Portsmouth
A ship news roundup notes the Lovely Mary Bullard sailing from Burin toward Poiniga on November 2. The Duke of York by-boat arrived at Yarmouth with mails and over 50 passengers from Cuxtiven. Another vessel, the American Orion, reached Falmouth with 1,780 barrels of flour from New York. The Agamemnon and Childers docked at Plymouth after damage from rocks, with the Rattler convoying eastward. A Prutsian galley Juffren Gefuva from Bilbao bound for Altona was detained by British Havock and Suffisante. The Charon Hebe Vetat and the Elephant flagship at Portsmouth are noted, with wind and engagement details.
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Yarmouth
Duke of York
Cuxtiven
Cualaren
Norning
Falmouth
Manex
Orion
New York
Plymouth
Mascu
Agamemnon
Fauxcourt
Childers
Crawtorp
Penmark
Hamoaze
Ireland
Prutsian Galliot
Juffren Gefuva
A. Serrunier
Bilboa
Altona
Havick
Apprehension of three suspected spies and naval movements
Custom-House officers at Sandwich traced two foreigners who hired a sloop at Berchinton suspected as spies. Captain Parker of Endustry, with two American men Crabt ree and Choikew, was examined and sent to Tothill-fields with baggage. Other ship notices include captains Crain leaving for Madras, Saxpers sworn master for Bengal, and multiple ships sailing from Bengal, St Helena, and Madras. Reports from Vienna and Naples describe health, political purges, and Neapolitan officer volunteers for Malta as war looms.
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Sandwich
Bérchinton
Verner
Margate
Endustry
Southampton
Parker
Downs
Lerwiper
General Coote
Deal
Crabtree
Choikew
Tothill-fields Prison
East-India House
Crain
Queen
Madras
China
Tuesias Saxpers
Messrs. Mangles
Bengal
Regulus
Sir Edward Hughes
Dublin
Calcutta
Contraétor
Osterley
Boxavarte
Wintort
Paris
Augsbourg
Preuscru
Ific
Naples
Palermo
France
la Valetta
Malta
Sicily
Latheta
Vienna
Miolis
Genoa
Mgias
Atter
Passwan
Osiou
Anness
Porte
Belgrade
European War News From 18th Century Letters
Reports from Munich Milan Leghorn describe signed treaties and troop payments. England plans to invade Genoa by sea with two Neapolitan warships and 24 gunboats to silence Genoa’s harbor guns. General Melus to join with full force later.
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Milan
Maser
Montenotte
Leghorn
Genoa
Melus
Clogher by Election Ruling Declares Winners Valid
In Dublin March 29 the House of Commons heard the committee’s decision on the petition against sitting Clogher MPs. General Garniver and Hon. R. Axgustey were found not duly elected, Major Kena and Caannes Bart, Ely, declared duly elected. Tythe Bill reported and ordered engrossed. Lords adjourned to April. Recess to May 10. Anti Union petitions planned. Sir H. Layerisie vacated his seat recently.
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House of Commons
Wexre
Borough of
Clogher
General Garniver
R. Axgustey
Major Kena
Fermanagh
Caannes Bart
Ely
H. Layerisiis
Bonaparte Like Reproof Spurs Critical Paris News
A fragmented 19th century clipping discusses Napoleonic style rebukes, military leadership, and political risk if Bonaparte leaves Paris. It notes Cambridge university concerts, diplomats in Holland, and various public notices about music, vessels, and military reviews, with distracted prose and stray names.
Fashions of Bonnets and Hats Prevail in Ri bufein Styles
The report details prevailing headwear and dress trends in Ri bufein with styles including silk crepe, white and black veils, various caps and turbans, and white satin bonnets. Feathers, laces, and ostrich plumes appear, with colors lilas, tea green, and purple favored. bows, ribbons, and green sprays provide ornamentation.
Paris Theatre Gossip and New Cat Concerts in 18th Century
A Paris piece reports on the premiere of Pinto at Theatre Francais marked by high attendance and mixed reviews. It notes alterations after opening night and Tate’s notable Pinto portrayal, plus previews a novelty miaulie concert with twenty six trained cats and potential dog dancing, all amid talk of Richard Cour de Sign.
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Bonararte
Consu
Bon
Bud
Treeton
University of Cambridge
Mansel
Morriock
London
Leverne
Mills
King’s College Hall
Worcestor
Alishury
Hatfield
Mas Esty
Hertford
Pinto
Paris
Theatre Francais
Pigarcy
Corcus Lao
Briganza
Tate
Richard Cour de
Tay Bien
Jatobin
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Burin
Newfoundtind
Poiniga
Portsmouth
Areiz
Elephant
Foxry
Shis
Corrox
Wind N. W
Munich
Manuel
Palatine
England
Manca
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