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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 04, 1793
Page
2
Fragmentary report notes an order to clear a gallery and a declaration from a lord excluding auditors. The publication hints at a theological element observed before the event, but details are incomplete and unnamed.
In the English Parliament the House of Commons heard Major Maidan propose bringing forward an impeachment resolution with Lords’ conference to speed its conclusion. Notices covered Vagrant Act amendments, papers from Lord Auckland to the States General, and Parker’s address. The Speaker outlined ballot times for contested elections and private business days, while wartime state with France was discussed. The House voted to add 20,000 seamen with pay provisions, and concern was raised over officer finance. The Rochdale Canal Bill failed its commitment by a 52 to 20 vote.
Journal reports on Jersey leaders and royal commissioners evaluating jury trial laws, loyalty displays on Queen's Birthday, and French tensions. Europe mourns Louis XVI, while Brussels and Belgian towns face French occupation, religious seizures, and discontent. Reports discuss Holland, the Scheldt, and Austrians retaking Netherlands.
A long dispatch from Brussels January 30 reports European powers maneuvering amid French Revolutionary pressure. It notes parliamentary votes, artillery discharges, and Neapolitan and Dutch movements. Hamburg and Frankfort carry distressing wartime rumors, while Madrid hosts Bournié and Catonne for potential campaigns.
Proceedings in the House of Lords included questions on Lord Viscount Dirnsgaln’s vote for sixteen Scottish peers, with the Bench delivering unanimous opinions in support. Attendance to be fixed, Tadbroke's Estate Bill read a second time and ordered to a committee, Fahison's Name Bill passed and sent to the Commons. Adjourned.
The House, Tuesday, February, with members assembled, took the chair to count a ballot for selecting a committee to test the merit of Warwick acquisition. The adjournment followed as attendance dwindled and the session paused.
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Extract from a Naples dated letter describes the readied French fleet of ten ships of the line and three frigates anchored in the bay. It notes inflammatory pamphlets inciting revolt and the cautious response of the authorities, with Citizen Fouche and Commander La Touche cited. The writer laments recent events and hopes for peace.
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