Controversy Over Ministerial Responsibility and Bonded Prisons
Debate centers on whether ministers were bound by oath and evidence in approving or opposing measures affecting prisoners. Speakers challenge the accuracy of claims about commitments, and decision time for repealing a law tied to winter months. The session also covers fishery duties, herring protections, and relief measures for Grenda and St Vincent traders amid distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Ferceval
Percéval
Tierney
O'Connor
Ireland
Sidney
William Wyndham
Baker
England
F.B. Jones
Nia
Pold-path
Sir Francis
Perceval
Papiitart
Paris News Exposes Proclamation on Austria Peace Refusal
London reports from Paris papers dated December 6 note a Curzi Consul proclamation to Austrian armies declaring Austria will not treat for peace without Britain's ally and ordering immediate hostilities. Archduke Karl will command Austrian forces on the Inn front. Moniteur confirms French aim to release seven thousand Russian prisoners in France, to be embarked at Antwerp for the Baltic ports. Royal Windsor visit notes Augustas and Exigaperu arriving. Levee held. new appointments include Lord Leicester, Col. Addington, Charles Cockeret, Ainsley, and Agnew. Government forbearance praised as effort toward possible adjustment, with potential third-power mediation. Defences of the country would not exceed retaliation in degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Austria
Great Britain
Archduke Caarats
Inn
Moniteur
France
Cuyer
Pilar
Antwerp
Baltic
Princesses
Augusta
Exigaperu
Windsor
Lora Nox
Tawicr
Earl of Leicester
Col. Addington
the Treasury
Pite
Charles. Cockeret
Bengal
Ainsley
Agnew
Russia
Egypt
Jaffa
Bulgaria
Peterburgh
Ottoman Empire
F Rench
Alurat
Jis
Genoa
Horie Charleris
Dijonan
Pery
Rhine
Spira
Italy
Cisalpine Republic
Tuscany
Mas Estrés at Drury Lane Theater Delights London Audience
The Mas Estrés troupe with Princesses Aveusta and Evitanyin attended Drury Lane to see The School for Scandal. A large, enthusiastic audience greeted the performance and praised Mills Breese as Lady Teazle and Mrs. Mounrars as Maria in Sir Peter Teazle’s play.
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Aveusta
Evitanyin
Peter
Kine
Teazle
Mills Brees
Maria
Moun ‘Rars
Ship News From Newfoundland To London Privateer Capture
Reports detail ships including the Juno and the William Welburzh foundering or being taken, with crew saved. The Cowes Road outward-bound convoy of hundreds of merchant ships passes with a light NE breeze as Dutch regiments embark for Ireland. News from Halifes and New York arrives, while political commentary questions Malta and embargos with Russia. City subscriptions for sailors detained in Russia reach 7000 pounds, and ships escape Russian ports amid tensions with Britain. Royal and naval movements, commercial meetings, and a noted Irish peer's death fill the page alongside court notices and hunting exploits by the king on the Thames.
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Newfoundland
London
France
Welburzh
Jamaica
Newbery
Cowes
West India Reef
Cowes Road
N.E. Too
Isle of Wight
Ireland
Dow
Halifes
New York
Falmouth
Ernest Packet
Petree
Naples
Malta
Russia
Bross
Great Britain
Mary
Taylor
Alary
Gordon
Hellen
Withart
Liverpool
Hell
Elfineur
Riga
Phenix
Narva
Eliza
Memiel
Petersburgh
Centurion
Whitby Ard
Catherine
Hartley
Eltters
Copenhagen
Dia QoRhwlt
den Marx
Hull
Cuxhaven
Hamburgh
Bremen
Embden
Admiralty
Jborsrauy
Reynanps
Leicester
Bazineron
Manners
Jatt
Curraghfavre
Waterford
Grovee DE LA Park Benestorp
Earl of
Pyrone
Narquis
Warthorn
Cit
Order of St. Patrick
Tyrone
Haverfordwest
Pembroke
England
Henry la Pger
Hynpewaw
Thames
Plague in Cadiz ends amid prison exchange talks
From Cadiz dated the 15th ult reports the plague there has ceased. The note discusses 7000 Raffia troops held in France for over 15 months, some captured with Austrian or English forces in Holland. Exchange disputes with Britain persist, while First Consul and Paul J offer prisoner return without ransom. War news spans Egypt, Italy, and German states with French, Austrian, Turkish shifts and troop movements.
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France
Tvith
Holland
Felfithiers
Mott
Russia
Army of the Rhine Proclamation Fragment
Fragmentary text from an 18th or 19th century proclamation mentions the army of the Rhine and French people. The readable portions discuss arms, peace, and attempts to procure or prevent actions, with unclear attribution and garbled wording.
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Rhine
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Fisheries
Grenada
ST. Vincent's
Lushington
St. Vincent
Luthington
Pétieton
Sheridan
Pit
Amssterdam
Caragva
Drury-Lane
Ship ‘News
Cadiz
Anfpach
Coleud
Margraviate
Prussia
Mewitz
Rednitz
Bavaria
Frankfort
Clarke
Brussells
Lewacho
Rufia
Russiay
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