Debate on bounties and peace with France in the House
The House discussed a bounty to encourage potato cultivation and considered the propriety of grants for improving swafte lands. A messenger from the King on pacific proposals from France was noted, with Grey pressing for whether ministers would respond. References were made to public loans, patronage, and a proposed motion to restrict MPs’ access to subscriptions.
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Zie
France
Ir Grey
M.jefty
Exchequer
London Debates Over Wages Bill Narrow Second Reading
Unclear text shows London committees debating supply and wages bill. Reported discussion references gradual measures and formal proceedings during today’s session. We note likely emphasis on environment and economic policy within the environment bill framework.
Royal Family Attack Incident Reported in Pall Mall
An account describes a stone being hurled at the Royal Carriage near Pall Mall as the Royal Family and a Lady in Waiting passed by. A deposition was taken at the Duke of Portfiance Offices with Bow Street magistrates present. four footmen were examined on oath. A re ward was offered for the offender. A Hamburg packet and dispatches arrived late for publication.
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Druiry-lane
Pall-Mall
Porfiano
Hamburgh
Lee
Germany
Tete
Classified Fragments Link Letters Across Martinique
A damaged OCR snippet notes that many letters were found and addressed to various people in Martinique in August. The fragment suggests mail collection or distribution actions, with hopes that the correspondence will reach intended recipients.
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Ted
Martinique
Royal Attacks on Majesty Spar Over French Threats
A fragment from a political commentary condemns assaults on the king and defends monarchy amid critiques of the French Directory. It denounces democratic writers and Jacobin plots, cites Mr Grey and Mr Pritt, and notes tensions surrounding peace talks, loyalty to the throne, and international intrigues across Europe including Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Hamburgh.
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Pranet
Mr. Grey
Mayes
France
Prrr
Directory
Stone
Triak
Crusans
Switzerland
Hamburgh
Eyalité
Bucz' Orleans
Itoguite
Europe
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Coastwise Maritime Losses and Recoveries Off Ireland and Britain
Reports detail multiple ship losses and captures near Ireland, the Channel, and Scilly. Privateers seize vessels including The William Williamson and The Betsey, with crews saved or lost. other ships such as The Ceres White and The Hope Cotterall are damaged or lost. Various ships return to port or anchor near Ramsgate, Kinsale, and Dublin harbor amid ongoing naval activity and convoy movements from Portsmouth and Plymouth.
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Smith
West India
Aurora
London
Baylund
Stracombe
Sts.Martin’s
Placentia
Waterford
Westertt Lile
Scilly
Ceres
White
Londo
Lisbon
Hannah
Cameron
Charleston
Margate
Hope
Cotterall
Malbay
Ireland
Prins Carl’ Viow
Heffen
Ahrens
Elbe
Ramsgate
George, White
Newcastle
Portfaes
Carthagena
Kinsale Harour
Pohsonby
Liverpool
Dublin
North Bull
Dublin Harbour
Wilbelot
St. Michael’s
Formby
Fuiner
Ostend
Priscilla
Merrith
Bristol
Al¢erney
Swansea
Wallington
Chabot
Philadelphia
West
Indiés
Tobermory
Mull
Dover
Irish Parliament Session Reports Two Promised Bills and Ship Losses
In Dublin the House of Commons read first time two promised bills. One aims to punish conspiracies to murder or force oaths, with transportation at court discretion. the other targets magistrates for acts harming public peace. Reports note shipyard dispatches and a fleet loss, including a flagship with vast treasure, while a Dublin letter details the arrest and confession of Mr Corte linked to arms distribution for the Defenders.
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Jmmons
Detorngy Banal
Ips
West India
Deptford
Woulwich
Wats Ce
Dublin
Corre
Ireland
Corte
Aida
Mixed Circuit Court Dates and Obscure Notices
A garbled 19th century notices page lists court sittings across Northern Norfolk Huntingdonshire Cambridgeshire and Suffolk with dates in March and February. Mentions judges Lord Chief Justice Eyre and Heath, various towns such as York Lancaster Aylesbury Cambridge and Portsmouth, plus oblique references to local offices, marriages, and a late obituary.
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Norfolk
Eyre
Hop
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Corning
Eni Brink
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Estridge
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Guernsey Lilly
Planter St. Riggs
Amelia
Ganges
I Brothers
Raymond Somers
Alexander
Sulivan Willian Beckford
Vine
Sir Edward ‘Blughesener
Houghton
Britannia
Prince of Wales
Marianne
Thetis
Einabeh
Atlas
Doss
Plymouth
Carra Cartel
Havre
Roiney Man of War
Stag
Terpsichore
Seraphis
Falmouth
Spithead
Helena
The
Downs
Milford
Cork
Whetty
Thip ‘Cerberus
Drew
East India Thipsss &c
Boole
John
Chesapeak
Epwards
Baltimore
High Cliff
Bure
ROVER
Fea
America
Ambatfador
Calais
Paris
Gnain
Irish Parliament
Solis Square
Jerhiaps
Wwe
Hembatt
Sfinsburg
Steph Grea
Thomas Bi Inghant Ately
Ai Phen
Daly. Sewell
Miss Bereford
Tuam
Salibury
Thomas
Huffey
Nephe Wotes Huffey
Sarum
Wilts
Ortsmouth
Henry Gibbs
Navy
Joe Oni
Thomas Paterson
Royal Regiment
Ariensen
Bait
Lord Beltraven
Burnharty
Br. Merce
Hig
Majesty
Noy
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