The Levee and Royal Movements Reported Abroad
A chaotic account describes the levee at Windsor and royal movements with references to Nelson, Dundas, and the Irish and Italian theater. It notes Parliament’s adjournment, Neapolitan and Roman political tremors, and fascinations with Rome’s fall and the French menace amid fire at the Earl of Essex’s mansion in Mayfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Palgee
Wandler-L
Sapnie
Nelson
Bree
Cardiff
Wale
Srvant
Buter
Breuixon
Dundas
Fale
Rive
Duke of
Ireland
House of Lords
Lord “Nelson
Spencer
Terell
Coydays
Rai
Paris
Rome
Senaté
Championner
Viterbo
Aqua-Pendente
St. Angelo
Macdonald
Satprnia
Piedmont
Earl of Essex
Carzon-street
May-fair
Sven
Earl Macartney
Earl of CuesterrigLo
Earl
Jewards
Duke of Youn
Buckinghamshires
Ee Sedgegg
Kells
Meath
Stone
St. John’s
Newfoundland
BrassincTon
Rateaby
Dublin
Ship Mariner wreck after violent sea off Bay of Biscay
Plymouth December 24 report of the ship Mariner, Capt Chivers, from London to Nevis laden with horses and merchandise, struck by a giant sea in Biscay. Crew largely lost amid wreckage. eighty horses drowned. Venus guided Mariner to Plymouth. Other vessels named. privateer actions and fleet movements noted. port news includes fires, arrivals, and military drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariner
Chivers
London
Nevis
Bay of Biscay
Venus
Guinsy
Graves
Graves, Fell In, With the Mariner
Duke of Argyle
Goodman
Concord
Crow
Haydon
Merrick
Mary
Field
Harmiford
Cowés
Aum
Liverpool
Bellona
Calburus
St. Vincent
Ieee
Cambrian
Lecce
Yeserday
Scilly
Duke of York
Gantlett
Augusta
Western
Privilege breach debate over misrepresentation in Times report
In the House of Commons a complaint of breach of privilege is raised over a Times publication misrepresenting debates. Mr Tierney cites editoral methods and a four column spread. Mr Pitt defends the report as false on a noble subject and notes the pension matter. The exchange refs to a pension, a postmaster, and publication precedence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Tuuascay
Gressada
St. Vincent's
Tims
London
Shaw
Lefevre
Zierney Rose
Wilberforce
Pariamennt
Loffy
Iperson
King
Mrr
Pitt
Mc. Tierney
Times
Tierney
Spearer
Taerrey
the Times
Pire
Mr. Pitt
Genstemany
Tate
Lord Carlisle
Auck
Banks
Fire and fraud case at Old Comptontreet tavern
Yesterday William Piebilt, linked to a house fire at the Reng's Arms Tavern in Old Comptontreet Scho enbich, faced a final exam before Mr. Fuowp on a charge of wilful arson to defraud the Phoenix First Office. Testimony detailed forged insurance ties, burglary of valuables moved to Colvill-court and Rathbone Place, with accomplices charged as accessaries before the fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Piebilt
S. Arms
Old Comptontreet
Schoenbich
A7th
Fuowp
Phovne
Uffy
Probert
Phoenix
Romford
Fitter
Colvill-court
Charlotte-street
Rathbone Place
Westminster
Ship News Echoes Seaborne Turmoil Across Atlantic Routes
The page reports multiple vessels seized or missing amid privateering activity. The Eliza from Hambro’ Africa and Surinassy vanished after Sept. 5797. The Woodcot and Raymond, at Isle of France Base, report capturings near Malabar Coast. The Daphne privateer from Guernsey captured by four Spanish frigates and carried to Carthazena. The Tuscan and Mary also captured in the West Indies, Hebe retaken to Lisbon, Phoenix sailing Grenada to London in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Kitt
Eliza
Hambro
Africa
Surinassy
Woodcot
Raymond
Malabar
Isle of France
Thetis
M‘niel
London
Wibling
Arklow Banke
Guernsey
Carthazena
Leaene
Owen
Demerara
England
Mary
Younghusband
Ditto
Barbadogs
New York
West Indies
Hebe,Matterface, From Newfoundland To Portugals
Lisbon
Phoenix
Grenada-to-Londos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Dee
Saly
Rasger
West-Indies
General Bumper
Lowestopfe
Yarmouth Roads
Holland
Caries Avams
Whigs Chase
Ees
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