Trade of India debate delays as House adjourns
The House reads the order of the day for a Committee of the Whole on the Trade of India but postpones it to Tuesday. The Vote of Credit Bill is read a second time and ordered for committee. In Liverpool, a petition seeks authority to issue notes, with a motion to bring in a bill postponed to tomorrow for a fuller House.
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India
Liverpool
Baker
Deave
Fuller House
Leod
Dundas
United Kingdom
Scotland
Sheridan
The
Hague
Lord Auckland
Lord ‘Auckland
the Hague
Debates on Treason Bill and Peerage Seats in Lords
The Lords sat with Lord Cathcart in the chair as debates over the Debtor and Creditor Bill and treason definitions continued. Lords Guildford Grenville Hay and others argued the bill’s scope, while Lord Thurlow defended necessity. provisions on export of cloth and civil liberties were discussed, with adjournment planned for further consideration next day.
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Honsey
Earl Guildford
Lord Tharlow
Lawdeile
Lord Mansfeld
Lord Stanhope
Lord Hay
Hawvlefoury
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Spencer
Lord Sydney
Duke of Montrose
Lord Thurlen
Kenyos
Lord Hawkesbury
Duke ‘of
Albentrose
Guildford
Stanhope
Hay
Lauderdaley
Lord Ransfeld
Lord Spencer
Europe
Claus
House of Commons April 16 debate and committee actions
The House passed several bills or read them a second time including the Penge Common Inclosure and Glasgow Road Bills and read the third time for the Duke of Marlborough Estate Bill. Private business with Brown's Divorce Bill was postponed, and there was debate over the State Paper Memorial to the Hague and calls to recall Lord Auckland.
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Penge
Shardiow
Glasgow Road
Duke of Marlborough
St. Luke's
Catgington Road
Gacoigne
Reed Fielding
Brown
House
Fob Ingleby
Graham
Sthe ‘Exchequer
Rayy Bell
Ryder
British War News From Madrid and Cadiz Reported
London dispatches describe Madrid declaring war on France with French residents ordered to leave within three days. Cadiz and Madrid report failures, fourteen Spanish ships reach the Mediterranean, and the Bourveon family is moved to Marseilles for safety. Admiral Cossy’s fleet may sail to the Mediterranean. Mentz besieged, Wimpfen removed, De Bron takes command, and Philippe Egaligi is shown in a prison cell with grim surroundings as guards are bolstered. The British force near Antwerp totals about five hundred men.
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France
Spain
Cadiz
Mediterranean
Boveron
Marseilles
Fiese of Conde
Lille
Valenciennes
Cossy
Portsmouth
Prez
Downing Street
Committee of Mufflin Merchants
Mentz
Custine
Landau
Germany
Wimpfen
de Bron
Philippe Egaligi
Condenserie
Ja. Pifpole
Antwerp
French Army Gen Dumourier Letters Alarm France
A sanitized OCR fragment presents two letters from General Dumourier and General Du Mourier dated April in St Amand and Paris allied to the North army. The documents detail plots to arrest the National Convention commissioners, seizure of treasury, and marching orders toward Lille Douay Cambray and Paris. They frame a stance against what they call tyranny and call for reestablishment of the 1789 Constitution to end chaos.
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Léiter
Duttow- Rier
Mraczinski
Baths of
St. Amand
Anarzinsgi
Bournenvilley
National Convention
Lille
Duval
Orchies
Robespierres
Marais
Douay
Moreton
Cambray
Peranne
Paris
Robertspierres
Bécarnonville
France
Army of the North
Fragments From Ostena Papers On Dunkirk News
The text notes ongoing communication with France and classes of French newspapers obtained via Dunkirk. It references missing issues numbered ath and ath and hints at how such papers reach the port. The passage remains fragmentary with unclear specifics.
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France
Dunkirk
Army Headquarters Report on Brabsint Conquest
Dispatch from Prince Cobourg’s headquarters proclaims a swift Brabsint conquest aided by Mackicht’s repeal and French invasion of Holland. The Prince of Casar plans an earlier campaign start, even without the expected reinforcements.
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Prince Cobourg
Brabsint
Mackicht
Holland
Casoars
Ionth Earlizethan
Brit
French envoy leaves Paris to join Combined Powers
The Danish Ambassador Baron de Brome departed Paris on March 3 bound for Copenhagen. The court and Swea aim to ally with the Combined Powers against Frets. LEYDEN April 12 reports the French evacuated Geriruydenbar/On Heizth.
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Leyden
Geriruydenbar
Heizth
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