English Parliament House of Lords Scotish Appeal
The English Parliament in the House of Lords heard the Scotish appeal by Madame Barsaniz vz la Morre wife of the respondent who appealed a crim con divorce. Counsel were heard and the decree alarmed. Lord Grenville presented a King s message on the Quebec bill and it was ordered to be taken into consideration. Two road bills and petitions were presented. Mr Metun presented India House papers. Adjourned.
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Barsaniz
East India
Mr. Dundas
Morton
East India House
Dundas
Pit
House of Commons
Canada
Lower Canada
A. East India Company
Pitt
East India Company
Exchequer
Custom House
Westminster
Flox
Vetminster
Bord
Gay
Fox
Pth
Lovtdeh
England
South Sea House
Huffey
Huffy
Bank of England
Alderman Warfen
Commons Debates on Elections and Bills Deferred to Monday
The Committee of Supply and Ways and Means were deferred to Monday. Reports on Poole election rights and mutiny bill were postponed. Private petitions were extended to Monday. East India papers and a Stirlingshire election committee were announced. Land Tax Bill postponed to Tuesday. A message from the King about Canada divisions was considered Wednesday. A dividend bill to apply unclaimed sums to public service passed with debate on timing and bank disclosure.
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Dickens
Poole
Angelo Taylor
Benj. Lister
Rof
Levee at St James's and French affairs in a single dispatch
London reports the King’s Levee at St James's with Pitt and state secretaries, plus audiences and a Windsor visit by the Queen and princes. Separate dispatches rail at France’s Assembly, lament burdens on the lower class, mention Ismail massacre rumors, Polish taxes, Milan deputies, Russian moves, and local port and ship news including wrecks and thefts.
Madame de Vassimont Seeks Prison Visit For Father
In Paris on February 14, Madame de Vassimont, daughter of the ailing M. de Braves, pleaded tearfully to see her imprisoned father, was denied. She asked to be confined with him, to visit, and to bring her seven year old son to see his grandfather. all requests were refused.
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Paris
Madame de Vassimont
M. de Braves
M. Voidel
Royal Commissioners leave Colmar amid Alsace unrest
Grrnspourc reports the Royal Commissioners depart Colmar swiftly as unrest grows in Alsace. Civic oaths by clergy are condemned by locals while opposition to Stamp duties and tobacco policies fuels discontent. The Rector and Curate of St. Louis oath takers are protected by National Guards. parishioners desert churches.
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Grrnspourc
Colmar
Alsace
National Assembly
St. Louis
Continental Intelligence on Sziftove Congress and Hungarian Plans
Vienna dispatches reveal rapid cabinet meetings after received notes from Sziftove and Potemkin. Freemason letters to lodges lead to official scrutiny. a pamphlet attacks clergy and nobility. Cross and lawyers influence noted in secret correspondence between Potemkin and General Comte d Enfenberg. Esterhazy departs Hungary amid ongoing pacification talks and stalled negotiations with the Porte.
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Vienna
Paris
Europe
Freemasons
Brunn
Posibl
Cross
Prince Potemkin
Comte d’Enfenberg
Prince’ de Saxe Cobourg
Wallachia
Szistove
Comte Francis Esterhazy
Porte
Cons
Merce
London Court Overtures Amid Danish Neutrality Shift
The London court with its lies has recently shown overtures to ours. A courier was detained here twelve days before. sent back on the sixth by Captain Drake. Denmark shows no sign of native participation in any looming war and its political systems remain largely unchanged. Count de Borck, once Berlin’s agent for Russian aid against Sweden, died in Stockholm on January 15. His papers on his embassy were sealed by English and Dutch ministers per his wishes.
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Copenyacen
London
Drake
Denmark
Count de Borck
Berlin
Russia
Sweden
Prince Royal
Prince Charles of Hessé Caffel
Stockholm
Prussia
Prussian Officers Seek Russian Service With Little Luck
Branvensure notes that officers dismissed from Prussian service tried joining the Russian army but found it extremely difficult to gain admission. He recalls that a few years earlier Prussian officers were welcomed by Russian generals, a reversal in fate.
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Branvensure
Prince Bishop Returns to Capital After Eighteen Months
On Sunday the 13th instant the Prince Bishop arrived at three o'clock in the afternoon to his capital after an eighteen month absence. Cannon roared and bells rang in celebration.
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Lisce
Imperial Court Moves Toward Russia Porte Peace Talks
Feb 6 reports a Grand Council of State and long conference between the Emperor and Prince Kaunitz. A courier was sent with dispatches to Prince Potemkin. Liege deputies left Vienna asserting their mission was unauthorized, declared legal yet contrary to Germanic Constitutions.
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Lintz
Ausreta
Prince de Kaunitz
Potemkin
Russia
Porte
Liege
Vienna
Frost and diplomacy shadow a Vienna winter scene
Fragmented text describes severe frost in Vienna and a high level gathering near the King of Naples. It mentions an invitation to a Gourfe de Traingausx and a parade toward Pest, with a Congress at Sziftov and a long road from Vienna to Petersbug. The piece hints at early peace preliminaries but contains many garbled words and missing details.
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Vienna
Naples
Miles
Ubrig
Pest
Sziftov
Eghers
Petersbug
Jorge
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