Critics Expose Misleading View of Indian Affairs
A leading paper rebuts a European writer’s optimistic Bengal summary, noting the Grand Committee’s breakup, disavowed artillery actions, and limited remonstrances. It argues the Bengal army and King’s troops show loyalty, labels claims of civil unrest as exaggerated, and urges firm leadership from the Governor General to secure India’s stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perudal
India
Howe
Bengal
Calcutta
Cawwaperé
Barracipore
Wien
Kig
Asrr- Crombiz
Barsees
Macaawans
Yand
Enigigu
Arid
Bayarpore
Avencrounie
Calputty
Jon Sion
Joan Suors
Jous Siore
Artilery
England
Europe
Aoe
King’s Audience at St James's Palace Reported
A late 17th century account describes the King’s levee at St James's Palace with Hesbian Envoy and London's peers in attendance. Lords, earls, and bishops were presented, including translations to Bristol and Exeter see, while Austrian officers and colonial envoys joined the reception. The King then received the City of London address in the Great Council Chamber before additional audiences and a later reception at the Queen's House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oon
Buckinghams-house
St. James’s Palace
London
Wixionensy
Earl of Hawkacros
Mr. Hsrgenr
Hornar
G. K! Rigwanstond
Tréland
Courteray
Bristol
Exeter
Buller
Cornwatt
Canterbury
Tceland
Cape
Lani
West Indies
Athalf
vLeadon
Awleigh
Maxon
Clawk
Beverity le Mesnaier
AnneRson
Williams
sRecorder
Comion Council
Mayssry
Coupell
Wis
J Earl Sprxcer
Earl Cuatures
Grenighty
Despatches from Europe and trade shocks amid turmoil
Reports from Bombay and Calais describe embargoes and a surge of privateers as France drafts prizes for captors. News of Lady Hesart’s death and Lord Hos’s plans to escort her to England appear amid a collapsing mercantile house in Lisbon and broad European instability.
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Iganily
Mélsenger
Vietina
Berday
C. Ray
Hig Camland
Ee Rael Spencer
Bergal
Bombay
Hesart
Fort St. Georges
Hief
Hos Aat
England
Nesterday
Holland
West-India
Dover
France
Calais
Nantes
Dunkirk
Syvant
Lisbon
Marquis de Renee
Buonavagte
Bolognza
Monastry
Poncelin
Coutiér
Paunteliz
Barras
Bicetres
Charsé
Garros Wray
Z’eéair
Philip
Pick
Zaurguing
Romie
Lucretia
Philip of Macedon
Pausanias
Rebepierre
Elysian
Margistrates
Texger
Breadthis
Jenny
Buckly
Bristol
Africa
The
Berwick
Balmbrough
Tyne
Newcattle
Jaros Quay
Newburn
Newcastle
Le Texier Readings Show A Revolutionary Play
Monsieur Le Texier presents Le Comité Révolutionaire, a dramatic piece praised for its vivid display of diverse human passions. The performance binds grim Revolution horrors with original eccentric characters, while Le Texier’s direction and humor receive strong commendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur
France
Revolutionary Committee
Charaers
M. le Texter
Pizavtve La Conquete du Peron At King's Theatre
The King's Theatre staged a new grand Serious Ballet Pizavtve or La Conquete du Peron in five acts by Gartier. Critics praised its ambitious subject and artistry though noting excessive length, with Garner praised for faithful drama craft and Pariser Rofé Hilligberg and Didelot lauded for their talents. The production featured striking mechanical work and vivid scenic painting, earning enthusiastic public applause from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur Gartier
Ifi
Apollon Berger
Peru
Garner
GaLier
Pariser
Rofé
Ehilligberg
Didelot
Greenwood
Ancient Music Concert Leads Mazesteg Elder Princesses Adrift
Yesterday evening the Mazesteg and elder Princesses attended the Ancient Music Concert with His Grace the Duke of Leeps directing for the night. The Green Curtain at the Opera shows its usual caution and delicacy as details of fashion, lovers, and distant travels unfold with a mix of social scandal and colonial notes from Madras and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazesteg
Duke of Leeps
Ninan de Panelos
Fane
Bath
Weymouth
Exeter
Southampton
Anverson
Madras
India
Anperson
Edinburgh
Poe
Vadias
Afa
Thibet
Paris
Charinel
Ie Connor Council
the Corporati
Liverpool
Ken
Ie Rinon Coci
Ships Sail In Outward Convoy From Portsmouth
The outward bound West India ships sail under convoy of Tamer and Tartar frigates bound for Gibraltar. Jason Phaeton and Leander steer with Greyhound frigate escort. A brig cutter laden with 400 casks of paint enters port and Harpy captures a collier brig Liberty of Newcastle near the Owers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Gibraltar
Jason
Phaeton
Greyhound
Newcastle
Owers
Motive for exchange and theatre news amid court cases
The French government seeks exchange of a Lieutenenant imprisoned at Bantry for his testimony in the Bouvet court-martial. A theatre controversy at Drury Lane involves Fortune’s Fool and a Prince of Prussia event. A daylight robbery near Stanmore ends without major injury after two assailants pistol the victims and seize property while a third pistol misfires.
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Lieutenne
Bantry
Bouvet
Martin
Matéxatine
Ze Af Hammerith
Fae
Prussia
Revnoups
Drary-lane
Covent-Garden
Drury-Jane
Mr. RosEats
Mr. Bennert
Oxford-streets
Roy
Lord Berxissy
Stanmore
Mr. B
Mr. Riberts
Mr. R
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Craig
Josin
Elphin&Jone
Pringle
Onsicur Richery
Light Dragoons
Soth
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