Parliamentary Intelligence Lord's House Discusses Dutch Expedition
In the Lords on Wednesday February 5 the judgment in the Scotch Appeals Donaldson v. Perth was affirmed. The Marquis of Lorne took his seat as Baron Llamilton. Lord Jfolland announced an inquiry on the Dutch expedition and moved to summon the Lords for a Friday session. The motion passed and the House adjourned to Monday.
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House OF Lords
Court of Session
Donaldson
Perth
Marquis of Lorne
Baron Llamilton
Jfolland
Holand
Addressed Petition for Glasgow City and Supply Debate
The House of Commons heard that the Address was graciously received and a Petition for paying Glasgow was presented. A Committee of Supply was formed, Mr. Rose moved to grant Supply to His Majesty, Mr. Nichols stated future opposition to War funding, and the Report was ordered for tomorrow before adjournment.
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House OF Commons
Fox
Lord Stepford
Glasgow
I. Committee OF Supply
Rose
Nichols
Bragge
Committee of Supply
Pitt
Palace
Uorrow
Log
Levee at St James Palace and Royal Family Concert
London reports a large Levee at St James's Palace attended by the King and dignitaries including RM ve Lraasy and various ambassadors. Archbishops Canterbury and York received audiences, a council met to appoint sheriffs, and the Royal Family attended the Concert of Ancient Music conducted by the Earl of Uxbridge.
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St. James's Palace
Ve Lraasy
Col. Laxy
Guards
Lady Graham
Livings Ton
Archbishop of Canterbury
Col
Frxcuson
Hector Munro
Cunt Seyneson
Adm
Mitcigi
H. Bentinck
Duke of Portland
Canterbury
York
Pirr
Queen
Earl of Uxbridge
The Duke of Onteans Arrives in London Amid Political Turmoil
The Duke of Onteans and his two brothers arrived in London with permission from the king. The union debate dominates public papers as Dublin Dubliners and other bodies petition against it, while pro-Unionists rally and plan gatherings. The Earl of Berramont is associated with a Dublin pamphlet advocating a modified imperial union.
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Duke of Onteans
London
Ireland
Corporation of Dublin
Limerick
Down
House of Commons
Lord Cramtremont
Dublin
Earl of Berramont
Bet India House
Pricksroyx
Bombay
Thames
Royal Charlotte
Madras
Cujfnells
India
China
Sir Edward Hughes
Warner Castle
Vaunton Cadle
Carnatic
Wee Crue
Fox
Boya Paxre
Onance
Sraptholdre
England
Society For the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures
Charles Tayror
Joan Stancliffe
Robinson
Choul
Dublin Opposes Legislative Union Amid City Debates
The Post Assembly of Dublin Corporation met to consider petitioning Parliament against Union. Alderman Huxton urged a conference with the Upper House, then a committee prepared a petition. Dublin foresees injuries from a legislative union, while elections and petitions ripple through Clogher Portarlington Ennis Maryborough and Downpatrick with mixed support and counter petitions from noblemen and clergy.
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Commons
Tolion
Huxton
Dublin
Ricu
Annesley
Ganvner
Clogher
Winstam Gregory
Kilconnel
Portarlington
Thee Stannes
Vandeleur
Ennis
Maryborough
Jonan Barrington
Duny
Limerick
Great Britain
Downpatrick
Marquis of
Citizens accuse Bonaparte forged papers in opposition press
An aging pamphlet attacks Bonaparte and the Egyptian correspondence, alleging forgery by British ministers and opposition papers. It details accusations against Kleber and other officers, claims betrayals by Boulay de la Meurthe, and questions forged dispatches from Egypt, India, and Lord Nelson’s era.
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Robespierre
Bouray de la Meurthe
Bonaparte
Kleber
Poussi- Elgue
DuGua
France
Boulay
Kieber
SuLtraus
Kiser
Dueva
Egypt
Coucib
Great-Britain
Loudon
Seringapatam
Lord Mornineron
India
Bowt
Absard
Lord Sr. Vincent
el Vincefo
Aboukir
Bay of
Biscay
Afygeven
Law Report King v Grant outputs sentence for exporting machines
The Court convicts Alexander Grant of unlawfully exporting cotton and linen manufacture machines on a Thames lighter bound for a ship. Lord Kenyon Grose state that the sentence is fixed by law: forfeit the machines, pay a 2000l fine, and endure 12 months in Newgate, with further imprisonment until the fine is paid. The judge emphasizes the injury to industry and national commerce and rejects any discretionary leniency.
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Mmgay
Alexander Grant
Kenyon
Guildhall
Mackinigh
Grant
Newgate
Highway robberies and forged notes haunt Portland Street
Public office reports Joseph Molineux arrested at a Portland Street pub on suspicion of multiple highway robberies. A loaded horse pistol and a horse found in his possession link him to armed robbery. He is bound over for felony prosecution and faces additional charges for stealing cash and oats. John Curry, aged around 60, was taken for uttering forged banknotes after being found with many forgeries and 50 guineas. two accomplices are at Norwich Castle, with more expected to follow. A RoTHERHithe corn chandler faces bail over shipments of Spanish wine proxies worth over 201 to Warehouses in the city.
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Joseph
Molineux
Portland-Street
Tligs
Piccadilly
Surry Side
Westminster Bridge
Epping
Mackenzie
Ottler
Admiral Keppel
Chester Road
John Curry
Norwich
White Lion
Shoe-lane
Poultry Compter
London
Birmingham
Norwich Castle
Rotherhithe
Lonp
Import and export Wheat Flour Barley and Rye since 1794
House of Commons debate on an account of Britain's wheat flour barley and rye imports and exports since 1794 with origins and destinations. Petitions from Yarmouth harbor improvement supporters and London debtor relief filed. Supply motions and committee steps noted including seamen costs and annual indemnity bill.
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House OF Commons
Trusspay
Fes
Lord Sheffield
Great Britain
Joddiel
Yarmouth
Hag
London
Poultry Compter
Ludgate
Pitt
Billy
Jfallace
Admiralty
Paris Dishes and Political Bits From January to February
France reports show ex Director Carnot dining with the Police Minister and other proscribed citizens. Ministers adopt blue velvet attire under new rules. Lambeia assassination figure imprisoned in the Temple. Turkish envoy dines with Foreign Affairs minister after dispatches from Constantinople. Genoa authentic accounts note Levant river evacuations and Austrian advances near Sestri. A Paris transport robbery near Poitiers yields limited loot. Carmé lauded by the First Consul for predicting Bonaparte. German letters note Cardinal Bediciani chosen in conclave.
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Paris
Carnot
Police
Maemuia
LamBaLe
Constantinople
Rapella
Clhisevari
Paradiy
Dumelard
Poitiers
Carmé
Barras
Bonaparte
Germany
Bediciani
Proclamation of General My Reau to Helvetia Inhabitants
A proclamation to the people of Helvetia expresses shared liberty and a pledge of mutual independence with France. It warns that French enslavement would threaten Helvetia and urges civic channels to report calamities, while acknowledging war’s unavoidable costs and gratitude to the French government.
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MY Reau
Helvetia
Liberty
France
Overtones of Reach in Anglo Pacifist Proposals
An Oxford style note from The Generagebune, England, discusses pacific propositions and declamations on past outrages and present provocations. It warns of future actions tied to ministerial notes and cautions about evils implied by ongoing tensions.
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Generagebune
England
Cautes
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