Controversy over Insurrectional Threats and Government Reply
Debates rage over alleged conspiracies linked to republican ideas and foreign influence. Ministers face criticism for perceived weakness, while supporters urge militia use and constitutional defense amid fears of war with France and domestic unrest.
Royal Levee and Loyal Address at House of Lords
Friday morning in London reports the King holding a levee at St James's at one o'clock. The royal procession to the House of Peers drew immense crowds with loud loyalty acclamations. The speech day saw foreign attendees, several peers elevated, and oaths taken by the Earl of Guniporp and the Bishop of Bristol. The People of Great Britain are urged to defend the Constitution and loyalty to the Crown amid ongoing war preparations.
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