Debate on Defence Bills Echoes in Parliament
Mr Pit argued for timely supplies and strong defence while General Carleton urged measures aiding national safety. Critics sought clearer proof of necessity as the House divided on Tierney's motion. The bill passed after a third reading and the session adjourned until tomorrow.
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Pit
Pizit
Carleton
Iland
Hodhouferst
Tierney
London Loan Decree Aims For Seventeen Million Sterling
A deputation from four Lists of Gentlemen met Chancellor of the Exchequer at Downing Street to announce a plan for a 17 million pound loan for the year. Details include 150 consols per 100 pounds, a long annuity to cover 21,171 6d, and options to raise 32 million by a Vote of Credit plus 2 million via Exchequer Bills. After the loan scope, stocks reportedly fell about a small percentage.
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Downing Street
Pir
Ah Pram
Dragh Pere
Tal
Pit
Storks
London Corresponding Society conspiracy arrests and seizure
Yesterday in Parliament and in London Bow Street officers arrested eight people at Evans’s Plough court and detained Bone the bookseller at Cold Bath Fields. Names include Phelps Morey Keith jun Dan Humphreys Ebsworth Oxlade Savage and others in Wyche street. Papers on the seized table are described as crucial to tracing the plots and the Crop Society’s aims. Alexander Galloway surrendered Akufelfat secretary of state’s office and was committed for further examination.
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Shearpaws
Dunpas
Fox
Grex
Watraread
Woburn
London Corresponding Society
King’s
Bow-street
Morheing
Phelps
Morey Keith
Jun
Dan
Humphreys
Ebsvworth
Oxlade
Savage
Bone
Lower Holborn
Mr. Eaton
Bath Fields
Wyche-street
Richard Hodefort
W. Davison
George Crewell
Thomas
Moyne
John Heftltine
John Barnett
C. Crathe
Charles Pendreil
P. Trinchard
Paul Thomas le Maitre
John Naylor
Robert Phelps
Thomas Probin
John Campbell
Alex. Roifin
Crop Society
Alexander Galloway
Akufelfat
Sedition charge and royal notices in late 18th century London
Thomas Spence, a Holborn bookseller and publisher, was seized at his Oxford Street home and jailed for sedition. Meanwhile the Secretary of State heard examinations of Le Maitre and others, papers from the Corresponding Society seized, and Spanish decrees expelled French émigrés. News from Paris notes Buonaparte heading to Toulon, with Spanish plans to remove emigrants. defence meetings plotted in Sussex and Kent. East India House voted to arm labourers. and Admiralty dispatches report Brest observations and a ready force near the coast.
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Thomas Spence
Little Tarh
Holborgty
Houe
Oxford-street
House of Correction
le Maitre
Davison
Hodgson, Naylor
Mapine
Secretary of State
Pitt
Wicr~ Ham
Gent Rat
Corresponding Society
Europe
Society
Atsop
Paris
England
Buo Wa Paar Te
Toulon
Ligurian Republic
Spain
Kngdom
Avray
St. Simon
Majorca
Earl of-Surroux
Sussex
Essex
Kent
Lord Beremont
Petworth
Susex
Lewes
East India House
Admiralty
Brest
Yrton
Proclamations and foreign affairs from Paris April glow
The Directory issues a Proclamation to the Army of Italy condemning pillage and promising criminal prosecutions. Suppression of journals in Metz and Barledenmur’s canton joining France. Madrid enforces decree against emigrants. Spanish and colonial trade restricted. The Pope contemplates Meleck as residence with 24 cardinals and substantial revenue. Ostend rafts and naval reshuffles reported. Buonaparte and Kilmaine meet the Directory. possible Franco Ottoman alliance murmurs arise. Meantime at Havre, Commodore Muskeyn reports a decisive flotilla action and gun-boat challenges against an English frigate.
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Paris
Directory
Italy
Mantua
Rome
Roman Republic
Journal Des Amis
Metz
Dheory
Constitutional ‘Club
Barledemur
France
Direcory
Iift
Ourkalides Hommes Libres de
Tous Pays
le Republicain
L’ami de la Patrie
Journal de la Libert
Francoise
Madrid
America
Meleck
Danube
Venice
Prague
Gratz
Brussels
Ostend
Marine
Buonaparte
Kilmaine
England
Porte
Pafz van Oglou
Moniteur
Muskeyn
Havre
Labreteche
Banc de la Parure
Old Bailey Third Day Murders and Forgeries Reported
The Old Bailey recounts Hannah Champion indicted for the murder of her infant at Islington with evidence of a man with a pistol and a brick tied to the child. The jury returns Not Guilty. Also William Homan found guilty of manslaughter. Fourth day covers forgery trials of David Wilkinson and Topl Adamson for counterfeit bills tied to the Bank of England, with dismissals and mercy recommendations. Additional notes include treason probes, licencing notices, and market price dips.
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Hannah Champion
Islington
Elizabeth Champion
Mathews
Lord Kenyon
William Homan
William Turner
David Wilkinson
Messrs
Favell and Co
Anid
Bank of England
Garrow
William Cuel
Aac Wilfan
Mefirs
Smith
Payne
William Bousfeld
Sen
Jun
Pearson
Favell
Serj. Shepherd
London
Adamson
Samuel Heavell
Samuel Lake
Adamyan
Bisis
Rowland Lill
Kenyon
Kenyan
Adamfin
Toph Adamon
Richard Beachcroft
Beachcroftwore
Manchester
T’hey
Mr. Inter
House of Beachcroft and Co
Wilkinson
Justice Butner
Offerlee
Proclamation by General Massena Declares Roman Republic Independence
A dated dispatch reports French forces in the Rhine region preparing entrenchments and potential advances as several regiments receive counter orders. Notes of Napoleon's possible Touloin expedition stir rumor, while Massena proclaims Roman independence and offers a republican contribution to guarantee liberty and prosperity for Rome.
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Brussells
Rith
Army of the
Rhine
Auarry
Nidda
Coblentz
Cors
Ehrenbreitstein
Lusnaparte
Touloin
Bernd
Massena
French Republic
Rote
France
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