Hungarian States Address Happiness in War Support
The Court-Gazette notes a resolution by the Hungarian States and an address to his Imperial Majesty praising loyalty and readiness to support the war effort. It records the pledge of 50,000 recruits, calls for unity to avert dangers, and promises to seek an honorable peace while empowering armed inhabitants to rise if needed. Four deputies, led by Prince Nicholas Esapernary, are named to present thanks to Archduke Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hau
Austria
Europe
Latt
Lister
Hungary
House of Austria
Charles
Nicholas Eapernary
Galanthe
Privateers and ship losses near Humber and Barbadoes
A fragmentary ships news note reports the Diana Campbell, Two Brothers, Dispatch Bean, Sally Bennett taken by the Vengeur privateer near the Humber. other vessels including Mavia Elizabeth and Amie Smellie captured or recaptured by privateers or French/Portugese ships. Portmouth items note Star privateer capture, Syren and Telemachus actions, and local election results for Farringdon ward.
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Diana
Campbell
Leith
London
Alemouth
Bordon
Bean
Lynn
Bristol
Sally
Bennett
Sunderland
Humber
le Vengeur
Dunkirk
Cummings
Baltic
Lirpool
Elizabeth
Wickman
Falmouth
Naples
New York
Quebec
Harlich Castle
Jonés
Litpool
Elenor
Betty
Edwards
Idon
Dublin
France
Portsmouth
Star
Lord Bernvort
Cruze
The Painter and the Machinist in Pantomimic Spectacle
A fragmentary review extols The Painter and the Machinist for fidelity of representation and vivid colouring. It praises the conversion of Wheelwright's Yard into a garden with a pavilion formed from a wagon wheel as a pantomimic highlight and commends the archduke newsman song sequence.
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Pcecy
Cove
caRpEm
Rome
Linton
Tbtva
Zacledon
French privateer captured off Barfleur by British ship
Admiralty reports capture of the French privateer L Aventure, 36 four-pounders and 62 men, from Calais, by Captain James Foyne aboard his Majesty's ship Grephound off Barfleth. Also notes provisional imperial succession in Russia after Empress's death, sugar prices, and bankruptcy/dividend notices across Manchester, Hull, Liverpool, and London with multiple surrender and payment dates.
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Admiralty
Barfleth
Briz
Peltier
Calais
Petersburgh
Paul
Js. Curry
Manchester
White Horse
Hanging Ditch
Wm. Robinson
Winteringham
Lincolnshire
Grater
Mytongate
Hull
Gah
Roger Owen
Liverpool
Sawyer
Mary Crutchfield
Foster-lane
Cheapside
Guildhall
Rancis Davies
Bellsyard
Henry Guest
Shoreditch
Bordesley
Atton
Birmingham
Wickyara
J.D. Barker
Gracechurch-street
Rugby
Alresford
Hants
Sackisg
Moses Hart
Bermondsey-street
J. Hall
Hurcott
Worcester
Harrowgate
Yorkshire
G. Wyatt
Shiffnall
Shropshire
G. gVirgman
J. Coteberts
Denmark
St. Ciles’s
Goldsmiths
EH. Lee
J.T. Crimpshire Dutton
J. Whittingham
T. Heynes
Chipping Norton
L. Wood
Northumberland-street
Strand
Mariners
J. Holland
New South End
Esex
Lay
Old Fort
Callico- Printers
T. Pearce
Fobbing
Essex
Denter
P. Sidbotham
Great
Portland-street
Ironmonger
Chive Branch seized. Irish traders linked to American prize
Reports state the Chive Branch was captured off Belfar by the American bottom Audacious and now rests as joint property of three Dublin traders who shipped provisions. Also noted are volunteer corps returns totaling 1859 infantry and 403 cavalry, a reward for escaped French officers, and a tribute to Evxrosso of Kilkenny.
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Belfar
London
Dunmanway
County Gork
Mti
Arcole
Bvona ParTie
Kilkenny
St. Omer’s
Clarky
Military appointments and political musings in South Britain
Major John Geansy Cray of the 16gth Foot and Capt. Livan of the 25th Foot are named Majors of Brigade for forces in South Britain. The text also covers tax protests, royal sensitivities, clergy loyalty, a noble duke’s brewery purchase, and satire about nobility, longevity, and public morals, with remarks on Lady W, Lady Teazle, and Lord Kenyon.
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John. Geansy Cray
Foot
Livan
25Th Foot
Britain
Pitt
Taxcor
Silwety
Russia
Poland
Earpsey
Monro Oe
Mont. EcaLus
Duke of
Farrenas
Kenyon
Zriporenes
Parliamentary Intelligence Debates on Debtors and Militia Bills
Saturday December 24 parliamentary notes report first readings of Power Hamlet Militia, Militia Augmentation, Cavalry, and Navy Victualling and Transport Bills. Lord Moira moves for relief of debtors confined in King’s Bench and county gaols. discussions warn of a royal message on peace negotiations after the recess.
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Commons
Lord Moira
King’s Bench
Suffolk
Militia and Navigation Bills Passed in House of Commons
House of Commons on Saturday passed the Bill for the Regulation of the Militia in the over Hamlet and the Bill for exempting the Cape of Good Hope from the Navigation Laws after third reading. The Grenada Bill was ordered for Monday. reports and accounts from General Abercrombie and India recruits were ordered. A lengthy exchange discussed postponing a February motion on repeal, the MAJESTY’S message, and potential further proceedings amid negotiations with an unnamed foreign power.
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Cape of ‘Good Hope
Grenada
Abercrombie
India
Committee of Supply
Marybone Burying Ground
Ashcott
Pure
Malmew
Sheridan
Speaker
Pitt
Fairey
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Simcor
Janus
Bissett
E West-Indies
Syren
Gaseline
Rps Esterday
A.cruize
Telemachus
Floun Jervis
East India House
Worpsworth
Earl of
Farringdon
Rogers
Ambe
Collins
Brewer
Burnell
Terry
Hodeson
Warner
Hilderman Wirxes
Anks
Fischk Bondon
Didi 22
Admiralty-Office
Drc
Coby
James Foyne
Grephound
Spithead
Parliamentary Intelligence
House OF Lords
House OF Commons
Farleton
Mr. Fox
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