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AES case against Agjourned adjourned to Monday as heard in local court proceedings.
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 05, 1796
Page
2
Royal sale of ashore and bread law debate adjourned
The article reports on a parliamentary session where the Marine Bill was to be engrossed, accounts of barracks expenses were considered, and a petition from Surrey’s William Ruffell urged a bread restriction to limit unheaten flour. General Smith backed the measure, the bill ordered to lie on the table, and the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Landon
William Ruffell
Surrey
Smith
English News and Shipping Updates from London
London dispatch reports Sir Rawon Abercrommer leaves for Portsmouth with the Marquis de Bovite to sail for the West Indies aboard a frigate, amid European tensions and French political moves. It notes fears of a French descent on Britain, debates peace terms, and mentions Italian finances, Parliament's bread quality issue, and a Dublin drawing room fashion trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawon
West Indies
the Admiralty
Italy
Fea
Ceva
England
France
Great Britain
Council of Five Hundred
Grey
Sritiin
Geers
Kins’s
Matis
Campen
Dublin
Mott
Intrigue and Royalist Moves Near Vienna and Verona
The article recounts Bourbons loyalists insulted by French Revolution foes, and a secret Franco Franche Comte arrangement with the Prince of Gonoe. It notes the Princess de France's journey to Vienna, flirtations, and official refusals to permit meetings. It mentions Count de Lisve and vows to enter France with allied forces, with the Emperor opposing.
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offBourson
Boile
Louis XVI
Prince of
Conne
Prince de Gavre
Madamé Royal
Vienna
Conve
Paris
Wiekwa
Gonoe
Franche Comte
Hia
Jurs
Count Dé Lisve
Louis
France
Verona
Con Pz
Ambassadors Arrival and Parisian Plots Mentioned in London
Thursday evening Rozer r Liston arrived as ambassador to Prete to succeed Wamstonp as minister to the United States. Reports note the Jacobin press criticized the Royal Family while evidence before the Privy Council identifies the stone attack as a malignant premeditated act. Marquis Ma LEspina travels to Paris next week amid arrests. Baron Szsweery embassy declined. rye barley oats export banned from Bautzick till August. Two eponymous wealth stories from Paris highlight a Jew from Allont and Carwana the wax and tallow chandler. Hayzzard elder and Graf expelled from Mercers’ Company school for loyalty fervor. public holiday banishment ensues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozer'r Liston
Ely
Prete
Mr Liston
Wamstonp
United States of America
Privy Council
Pet Gampo
Paris
M. Urquizo
Pe la Paz
Madrid
Executive Directory
Ma- Lespina
Pe- Preuil
Royal Navy
Petersburgh
Orhult
Baron Scsweery
Russia
Berlin
Grey
Dresden
England
Bautzick
Allont
Fauxbourg St. ‘Honore
Sprcie
Carwana
Richelieu
Faydeau Theatre
Seine
Hayzzard the Elder
Mercuanwy Taylors’ Company
Graf
Ships in distress and gale off Dover and Core
Suir HEWS reports several vessels near Dover and Core being driven ashore or wrecked in a severe gale. The Mavia and Anna suffer losses, the Cerberus bears a bruising cruize, and the Dicator Hindostan wreckage prompts relief from flag ships. Several outward-bound transports collide and lose masts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Core
N. W
Cerberus
Daw
S.E
S. W
Abergavenny
Saanta
Margaretta
Mar- Tin
Right Hour Pelham Eyes Inquiry On Corn And Provisions
Jan 30 in Ireland House Pelham signaled two Monday measures. one to appoint a committee to inquire into corn and provisions, the other a short bill to empower the Lord Lieutenant to curb grain exports under tight conditions. Critics warned against weakening corn laws.
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HOUSE
Or Commons
Pelham
Great
Britain
Europe
Vandelenr
Ireland
Jad
K’libegs
Corry
The German Empire and the Roman Months Debate in Diet
A fragment from the Diet of Ratisbon discusses granting Roman months to the Empire during wartime. It cites Imperial decrees, calls for unity among princes, and urges preparations for ongoing conflict. Electoral Saxony weighs mounts and quotas, proposing a constitutional number of Roman months and urging readiness.
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Ratisbon
Austin
Austria
German Empire
Hig
Saxony
Empire
Magdebura
Bremen
Princess College
Brunswick
Germmingen
Friesland unrest and Brabant deputies resist Convention
Reports from Hague dated January 23 describe Friesland in turmoil with Sieuwarden residents and local municipalities backing insurrection to press Representatives to join the National Convention. Zeeland passes critique of Revolutionary inquiry while goes residents urge compliance. Ministers blamed by committee but deemed not by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States General
Zealand
Zéshind
Goes
Zeeland
Turbulent shifts threaten Asian balance in Betfia power struggle
Bagdad reports major changes in Betfia affecting European interests and the Turkish Empire. Aga Mahmet Kan, an eunuch, defeats Prince Left Ali Khan, seizes treasure, and rules Ghilan with captured troops. Keirman is where the prince retreats as Russia and Georgia push toward Chaervan and Aderbeian.
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Bet
Fia
Asia
Aga Mahmet Kan
Ali Kany
Chiris
Keirman
Lof Ali Kan
Ghileh
Astracan
Beent
Ghilan
Teles
Georgia
Heraclius
Chaervan
Aderbeian
Court Martial and Duel Amid Turmoil in Regency Reflections
Reports from a court martial conclude as lodging disputes linger at court. A duel at the King's Stand between Lieutenants Onssey and Prenxvier ends quietly after friends intervene. Royal intrigue surfaces as the Richmond Assembly Room affair resolves with vows of no jealousy or flirting. Sir John Lane pursues reform in Norfolk. At Spithead, 76 ships stand ready despite storms. A London–Paris traveler Gilfer is sent to Bridewell with a secretary of state warrant. Gilles had crossed London to Paris recently without a passport. Aurora and Success ships lie ashore near Berck, France.
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Morcan Yeterday
Onssey
Prenxvier
Prince of Wanes
Richmond
H—st—y
Jef Richerond
Joun Lane
Nesy Norfols-frert
Spithead
Gilfer
Batson
Tunnil-fields Bridewell
Gilles
London
Paris
England
Aurora
Stordin
Malaga
Wecright
Amsterdam
Berk
France
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Kiafé
Stettin
Dover
Downs
Ramsgate
Channel
Felicity
Boston
Ramsay
Christianfind
Sconstab
Bagdad
Tecessa Pérsia
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