French Army Aleady Receiving Provisions Amid Contagion Fears
Paris reports the French army of 50 000 men has been supplied with provisions and stores though daily privations rise. Dijon notes a dispatch to send a demi brigade toward Chamberry to bolster Lyons front. Austrian movements along Mount Denis threaten a narrow pass as Berthier nears Dijon, crowds swarm, and the Chief Consul’s arrival is eagerly awaited.
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Paris
Aiiyui Haly
Journal of
Dijon
Chamberry
Hullin
Semar
Lyons
Mount ‘Denis
Lanfle- Hourg
Semur
Aforcay
Rhine
Arzeirz
Berthier
Bate
The Princess of Wales and Society Events in London
The Princess of Wales attended a grand dejenne at Lady Mary Bowtsy’s Park Street home in Grosvenor Square, accompanied by Alf Veron, with Lady Mitxer hosting an elegant Ball and Supper. Various notices mention diplomatic moves, Marine promotions, and a string of local incidents from gold found at the Isle of Dogs to a hospital accident at Northam barracks and a workhouse murder in St. Luke’s.
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Princess of Wales
Mary Bowtsy
Park-street
Grosvenor-squares
Alf Veron
Mitxer
Burlington House
Lord Capysrort
Berlin
Howe Poriam
Petersburgh
Yemea
Conve
Europe
Stuart
Russia
Pav
Mediterranean
Spexcen
Nant
Trollope
Lord Duncan
Stricklowp
King of Napies
Many-Anna
Thalske Livine
Zenanah
Scraglio
Tippoo Sultann
Hyder
Isle of Dogs
Jenary Baynéts
Hilton
House of Correction
Hull
Himtelf
Richard Dozones
Bow-street
Cranford-bridge
Box
Hortham Barracks
13Th Regiment of Foot
Rifle Corps
Munpen
Davis
St. Luke's
Shim
Parliamentary Intelligence in the Lords April 24
The Lords heard the Royal Assent by Commission to the Land Tax Commissioners and the Volunteer Hair Powder Duty Exemption Bills. Lord Chancellor, Archbishop of Canterbury, and Earl Spencer named the commissioners. Grenville unable to attend. 4th Resolution on Irish Members delayed. 7th Resolution may proceed. Hearing on the Barony of Fairfax delayed until tomorrow.
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House OF Lords
Thvrsday
Archbihop
Canterbury
Earl Spencer
Tord
Fairfax
House of Commons Debates on Fodder Dearth and Hops Duty
The House discussed petitions from Innkeepers about fodder shortages and from Gloucester wool manufacturers opposing raw wool export limits. A bill for Poor relief in incorporated duchies was read first time. Debates covered Burr Stones duty, hops import duties, and proposals to suspend import duties with a modified rate. Committee actions deferred on the Union with Ireland and income duties.
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House OF Commons
Marquis of Morcefer
Gloucester
Yorkshire
Charles Bunbury
Roe
Great Britain
Rafe
Rofé
M. Geary
Kent
Medway
Royal Drawing Room at St James Palace Event
Friened state guests and nobility attended the Queen's Drawing Room at St James's Palace with presents to her Majesty. Dignitaries from Britain and abroad were introduced to the King, including the Duke of Cumberland and the Princess of Wales, as well as several counts and ladies sharing engagements and arrivals from Ireland Scotland and England.
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St. James's Palace
Augusta
Eniza Berii
Chanence
Cumberland
Gloucester
Princess of Wales
William
Sapuza of
Countess of
Westtmor Bland
Lansert
Headley
NewTon
Cecilia Marxham
Archbishop of
York
Markham
Lovisa Cova Teney
Haples Santeris
Mits Hicksvey
Mits and
Hirrisary
Windham
Miss Paumer
Calthorpe
At Hot
Ken Be
Theatre Covent Garden Musical Entertainments Praised
A Covent Garden theatre audience greeted a patriotic musical entertainment with high praise and a loyal affectionate response. The piece featured a comedy and musical elements, drawing favorable notices from attendees.
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Eno
Legal jury verdict on surgeon negligence case from 1796
The trial features Mr Serjeant Cockle and Mr Serjeant Shepherd defending a surgeon-plaintiff against a claim for nine guineas for work and medicines. Lord Espey outlines that a self-styled surgeon must prove general skill and case-specific dexterity, with verdicts varying by whether the practitioner is generally skilled and acted diligently in the three cases. The jury eventually returns a verdict for the plaintiff at six guineas.
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Serjean
Cockle
Shephes
Hunt
Cline
Shepherd
Mgr
Jese Feot
Lord Espey
Thiz
Hant
Geon
Malicious Fire Attempt Near Beeding and Church Damage
In Lewes region on a Saturday evening a fire-brand was flung at a wheat stack near Beeding but failed to ignite. The following morning a bundle of wheat ears with a fire-brand stuck in the middle was found tied to Breeding Church door. A man fell from a ship’s topmast head last Thursday, sustaining serious injuries but expected to recover.
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Cumberland
Ry2us
George-street
Westminster
India
Sands Head
Balasore Roads
Bay of Bengal
Bombay
Mesfis
Lambert and Ross
Calcutta
Francis Steel Bond
Rochester
Sir Wa
Bow-street
London
William
Lilliam Ahier
New Cross Turnpike
Deptford
Five Bells
Carpmeal
Carlisle
Bull
Altton
Old Bailey Sessions
Witney
Oxford
Westminter Librinary
Fanny Jones
Golden Cross
Chapman
Franklin
Chatham
Perth
Exsper Watson
James II
Lewes
J. HaAsrnes
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