Royal Birth Vote Paragraph Dated February
Earl Mexsield reported a gracious reception as her Majesty received the vote of colloquialation on the birth of the Princess. Mr Newland presented annual amounts from the Bank of England. Lords examined witnesses on dissolving the marriage of William Townsend Mullins with his new wife. The matter was ordered to be committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagersday
Earl Mexsield
Newland
Bank of Egland
Ces Geepee
William Townsénd
Mullins
FESS
Committee On
Blediott Wiis
Tankegpet’s 'Sbr
Weatmouth
Kangatairie Road
Ryder
West
India
The
Majesty’s
Lord_Arden
Majesty’s. Corps
House of Commons Proceedings on Debts Bills and Naval Affairs
The House of Commons debated and ordered readings for bills on the National Debt and related financial measures. Statements on militia estimates and the West Indies imports bill were noted, with the Marine Forces regulation bill discussed and amended. The session adjourned after committee actions and reports on naval provisions and related authorities.
Evening headlines and stock notices from London edition
Fragmentary late edition from London shows "Committee of Supply" and "Prices of Stocks" with unclear timing. The garbled text mentions stock prices, an 8 o'clock reference, and several illegible names or places.
French Frigates Capture Nestests Vessel Near the Dardanelles
A Nestests frigate traveling from Salo nica to Smyrna encountered a near Dardanelles incident. Three French frigates pursued and captured the vessel, with one of the French ships dismasting the captured craft during the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonica
Smyrna
Dardanelles
Peace prospects hinge on German Diet deliberations
The article reports on Austrian and Dutch pressures shaping war policy, noting that while new Austrian war supplies are likely, proposals for peace with France may be floated by influential Electors and princes. It describes divisions in Holland and Friesland Zealand and confirms vigorous fortification efforts on the Rhine as reinforcements arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigna
Elettor
Margrave of
Raaves
Duke of
Wirem Bergh
France
French Republic
Committee of Public Welfare
Friesland
Zealand Hill
Holland
Tle
Rhine
Eales
Paris Papers On Directory Debate Refer To Commission
Yesterday morning the Paris papers discussed the Directory message. After a two day debate the Council of Five Hundred referred it to a Commission. Dusors Crances presented the report on the 29th, urging a vigorous war to secure peace and noting the forced loan and national property were placed at the Directory’s disposal. The report was ordered printed and further discussion adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Council of
Husidred
Dusors Crances
Revolutionary French Finance and Naval War Updates
The report to the Commission of Finance proposes ending the fabrication of insignias and destroying plates and instruments used. Ramel is named Minister of Finances, while leaders resist or support reappointments. The Directory extends the forced loan payment period as councils approve. Admiral Gagonee’s squadron faces actions, and neutral vessels face penalties. News from Vienna notes the Princess and entourage, Field Marshal Clairfayt’s arrival, and Cracow letters about Austrian possession. Troop movements reference Wirtemberg and Hastings, with Imperial forces totaling about 46,000 and 613,000 for allied units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission, of Finance
Ramel
Admiiral Gagonee
Bover
Calais
Gorspmeht
Dorsaryd Fienger
France
Cedi
Vadis Fial Rennes
Sngiths
Eftefefis
Golden Lion
Cenfenr
Souris Frech
Fiegna
Madime de Soucy
Tharat
Paris
Vienna
Phe
Dérier
Cracow
Saxony
Wir-Temberch
Fild-Miatthal Wikaiser
Cone
Fragmentary Tale of Military Escort and Flight
Fragmentary OCR recalls a nobleman or gentleman conveyed across the Upper Rhine under guard near Raftadt. He fled with money and jewels, slept in rooms with a prince, avoided guards, and traveled with Field Marshal to Marheim and on toward Vientias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Rhine
Raftadt
Buhl
Geax
Atty
Marheimn
Vientias
Memoir Relates Urgent Call for New Resources and Victory
Ratisbon January 20 The Memoir notes a proposed 190 Roman month levy to fund vigorous prosecution and a need for a new resources policy. It cites the November ratificatory decree showing France unwilling to peace on just terms and argues for renewed effort to compel peace with France. Saxony and Mennz back the proposal. Baapen and the Duke oppose. The College of Princes leans toward the plan, but the majority is still in favor of the 100 Roman month policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Siin
France
Biserons
Saxony
Mennz
Thie Miargrave
Baapen
Dukeof
College of Princes
West Indies Expedition Embarks From Portsmouth
The 16th 14th 27th 28th and 17th ships embarked at Portsmouth on the Commerce de Marseilles and transports. Some vessels were deemed unfit and unloaded. On January 1 the Aurora transport sent distress signals but a squall prevented boat rescue. later the Mary, homeward bound, was sighted with a stern vessel named Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouthy
Commerce Dé
Aurora
Lward
Rsth
Mary
Court of Common Council at Gunthall discusses Royal audience
Yesterday the Court of Common Council convened at Gunthall to read a written account of a private audience between Prince of Wales and the City’s leadership. The Lord Mayor proposed conveying the dialogue to the Council, while debates over resolutions and deputations followed, and the Court adjourned to the next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunthall
Max
Prince of
Avales
Lord Caot- Mon Deley
Court of Common Council
Thirfay Laft
Citot Mon del Ey
London
Bikeh
Jnflas
Imondelux
Higjancaning
Roya
Bicen
Louis
Alderman Comet
Lexy
Sime
Ion Wa
Smith- Held
H Prckett
Phe Mohan
Wapping
Avery
House’ of Commons
Porto
Londén
The Revolutionaire and Indefatigable News From Plymouth Bay
Ship news from Plymouth on February 2 reports The Revolutionaire of 44 guns and the Indefatigable anchored at Mevagissey Bay. Concorde and La Portione sailed, while the Cotoffis and Admiral Pong’s ship moves are noted. French prisoners embarka tion and others are described as ships reef, with vessels ordered to Plymouth for various duties and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Revolutionaire
Candy
Roward Prtrew
Mevagisléy Bay
Rarebour
Pong
Carnatic
Grinvatz
Penlee Point
Woon Son
London
Nortotle
Portsmouth
Eer
Plyamonth
St. "Helen's
Gardner Coe
Natma Rohtoyes
Repulis
Glatton
Entrisu SHATe-Lorrent Lottery Scheme Advertisement
An 18th century style lottery notice promotes the Entrisu SHATe-Lorrent scheme as highly advantageous to the public. It lists six prizes of 4t,cool and several larger sums, notes cheaper tickets at Wright's Charing Cross office, and urges general participation beyond the independently wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotresys
Wright
Charing-Cross
Unclear Manuscript Note on Bribe Refusal and Health Advice
A fragmentary report discusses an unnamed figure, alleged bribe offers to suppress a publication, and a decision linked to a work titled A Guine 666 AcE. It notes that refusal would honor the subject for defending public health and happiness.
Marriages and Names in London Clergy Circles
A garbled notice records several London marriage intentions and ceremonies across churches including St Mary Alderbury and St George Bloomsbury. Names include John Milnes son of Rev Milnes and Miss Berry eldest daughter of Thomas Berry lace merchant. details unreadable in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patel
Eaton Secon
Hedfordshire
John Milnes
Efi Mais Ritter
Secord
Dr. Milnes
Seyofa
Gary, Eldett
Bush
Nead Priory
County of Bedford
Wedheiay
St. Mary
Alderwiiany's
Wan
Spee
Sameel Scott
Gowerstreet
Rariey
Bloomsbury
St. Mare
Newington
John Fowls
Thomas
Gracechurch
George
Thonds Ayres
Caltle-fieet
Mills “Frances Pene
Smallbury
Green
Hourfrow
iAlb
Berrys
Northampton
Fragmentary notices from a 18th century public record
Mangled OCR shows scattered names and monetary figures in a county notice. Mentions include Mrs Herbert and the Hon Joseph Herbert, with unclear dates, places, and assets. The fragmentary text references a bank, percentages, and old currency values, lacking coherent context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
P Seat
Bees Boely
Surrey-tiret
Strand
Micautierrats
Tinsday Vega i Ips
Herbert
Joseph. Herbert
Aynis
Birchangery
Mike
Robie
Ras Pnstore
London Brief Hoax on Parlay Horse Event Sparks Confusion
Fragmentary notes from a London report describe a chaotic scene around a horse square game with unclear names and terms. The account hints at bettors and spectators reacting to a dispute or misprint, leaving readers awaiting fuller details from later editions.
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House OF Commons
Bialiee
Supple and
Ratisbon
Court Or Common Council
Coloffis
Admira-Pares Irresistible
G. Mag Tins
Ms Squire
Cand
J. Aytmer
Royal Sovereign
Cornwallis
Topaze
SG. Cauxéd
Arethusa
M.roginson
Majesty
Namur
Fame
T. Taytok
Medafay
Ie Orr
Aeier Oper G
Gonfal
Bank L-Antisag
Imp. An
Anelia
Parrisay Je “Waeter
Bracerszans A
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