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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 17, 1793

Page

2

Fragmented nationalist manifesto voice on European war debates

The text presents a wandering excerpt mixing a manifesto style with royal or imperial rhetoric, discussing preservation of peace in Europe, French revolutionary aggression, and cautious diplomacy. It also records parliamentary conduct, a treason bill debate, and procedural moves in a session recalling tensions with France and constitutional freedom. The passages reference Louis XVI, Aranjuez, and wartime actions.

Europe Frante Louis XVI Bayonne Paris France Catelonia Marseilles Evers le Renard J. B. la Lann Ligero de Juan de Dios Coptte

House of Commons notes on various bills and motions

The Hedon Road Bill and several inclosure and canal bills are read or reported with actions set for Monday or tomorrow. A Rochdale Canal third reading was deferred for six months. Sheridan pushes for state papers and a potential address to recal Lord Auckland. Bribery and corruption discussions feature reports on Grimsby and Stockbridge elections and motions to print minutes.

Hedon Road Castlethoro Derby Canal Swarkstone Bury Canal Sheridan Lord Auckland Buchequer Aid Speaker Grey Arden Great Grimsby Exchequer Martin Forte Giry Eton Welles Poole My. W. Poole

Prussian and Austrian Forces Rally Against French Left in Rhine Campaign

Private letter notes 1200 troops repulsing a French foray at Binger and Creuznach, Prussia's King leading a broader drive toward Mainz. Custine retreats from Landau and Worms, with Wurmser attacking from multiple fronts. Seizures of Spires and Worms reported, inhabitants reportedly resist aiding the French. Mayence blockade and hostages for clubs noted.

Curline Rhine Binger Creuzenach Secuff Stromberg Cuftine Louis Prussia Oppenheim St. Gohar Cuffine Mayence Gundersblune Saxe Worms Warmer Custine Landau Wurmser Deuxponts Wimpfen

Royal Drawing Room and wartime audience notes

A Friday morning report describes a drawing room at Buckingham Palace where Princess Roya and Maresties attended. Audiences were given to Pitt and others, with presentations to the Queen by Lord Kilmore and Lady Freepine, Norman details. Emigration for military service and wider war context are cited, including a French ship seen near Dover and a hospital staff promotion for the army on the Continent.

Maresties Roya Buckingham House St. James’s Pitt Earl of Cuaryam Dunpas Queen’s Kilmore Earl and Countess of Courtown Freepine Countess of Dover Wiickz England Botany Bays

Levee at Windsor Lodge After Royal Levee Concludes

Report notes the Queen's levee at Windsor Lodge ending around two o'clock, with a council attended by the Duke of Leen and Lord Aalandst. The levee broke up by half past two as officials and nobles dispersed from the event.

Windsor Lodge Sriu Moustens Duke of Leen Lord Aalandst Backigghas Mase

Trial of Mr Hastings and Traitorous Correspondence Bill

Their Lordships met at Westminster Hall for the Hastings trial, then returned to the chamber. The Traitorous Correspondence Bill was reported with amendments and sent to the Commons, after which they adjourned to Saturday.

Westminster Hall Hastings Commons

Local Bills Presented and Hastings Trial Date Mentioned

The Hadley Road and Shipley Canal Bills were read. Winksworth Road and Grantham Inclosure Bills were reported and ordered engrossed. A message from the Lords states they will proceed with the Warren Hastings trial on Saturday next.

Hadley Road Shipley Canal Winksworth Road Grantham

House Divides Over Amendment After Brief Debate

In a terse session the house moved to delay on a course of amendments. The division showed six for the original motion and fifteen for the amendment, a majority of 53. Mr Pigott and Mr Douglas were called to the bar to present objections to the bill, and the adjournment was set for Saturday.

Duke of Clarence St. David's Lord Stanhope Panfstart Powys Hartley Committee of Ways and Means

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