House of Commons Proceedings on Elections and Trade Bills
The House debated leaving the Harbour of Leith bill and measures to continue tax laws and exports. Committee considered customs regulation delay, election treating law amendments, and penalties for bribery with clauses proposed by Lincoln and Lord Belgrave. Report to be printed, amendments to be considered March 27.
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Royal Court Movements At Windsor And St James Palace
In London yesterday noon their Majesties and the Princesses traveled from Windsor to Buckingham House for audiences with the Dukes of York and Gloucester. A Levee at St James's Palace followed by a brief Council in the Closet. Earl of Witles sworn Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire and sheriff appointments across Welsh counties. Graceful return to Windsor with the Queen and Princesses after a late afternoon council.
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Lord Grenville
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Gianer
Stock Exchange February Account Shows Rising Consols Demand
Yesterday a high demand for stock emerged as purchases exceeded sales causing prices to rise from 49 efforts. Bankers paid substantial sums signaling confident sentiment toward the Funds. In a Mall India House directors meeting Wiriras Perris, Esq was named to a council vacancy after arriving at Fort St George. A Brossells letter notes Buonaparte and generals visited coastal towns with brief scrutiny, stopping at Hotel dAngleterre and passing through Dun kirky Newport Ostend Bruges Ghent Antwerp.
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French Plenipotentiaries Bid Boundary Line at Rhine
Long dispatches discuss the Rose French note to the Empire Deputation at Rastadt reiterating the Rhine as the boundary and the need to treat cession beyond the river as the basis of peace. Ministers insist delay harms war, warn against introducing foreign questions, and stress prompt agreement with a firm basis.
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Morning Herald
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Harlington
Hounslow Heath
Hampton Court
Windsor
Madegan
Edinburgh
Covent Garden
Essex
Harwich
Wailet
Colne
Blackwater
Chiffall
Barkway
Perjury finding in 1792 case against Col Sinclair
In Fen. 28 sittings before Lord Kenyon a special jury of merchants found Colonel Sinclair guilty of wilful and corrupt perjury in a dispute over 1091 paid for an English horse bought by M. de Calonne. The case involved receipt denial and a later charge that Sinclair received payment or owed money. a fuller report is promised.
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Hay contract dispute ends with full damages in sheriff's court
In Tunespar Marcuti Tolhill West the plaintiff, a Rochester property owner, sued a stable-keeper over a July hay sale. The first load shipped to London arrived on time. the second was delayed by adverse winds, the defendant refused the cargo, and weather ruined it. A broker sale yielded little, and the jury awarded the plaintiff the full damages of 21 pounds 11 shillings 10d. The jury rejected demurrage as a valid claim.
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Kentish
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Eneng
Lord Kenyon
Rochester
London
Cobserg cutter defeats French privateer after boarding attempts
Falmouth report details Lt. Cartes Wise aboard the Cobsert cutter fighting the 16 gun Revenge privateer 16 leagues east of Cromer. Seven privateer crew killed, eight wounded. Cobourg suffers two wounded. The privateer had captured the Prussian brig Rosamunda laden with sugar and goods from Liverpool to Rotterdam before being sent to Flushing. Plymouth adds news of two French privateers the Courier and L Aigle captured by British frigates Jafon and La Nymphe respectively, with no prizes taken.
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la Nymphe
Dancing and guard rules in Paris as revolution rages
A Cetra Bureau directive mandates guards at private balls in Paris as constitutional dancing by authority of the Great Nation. The Directory faces charges over killed French prisoners by poisoned bread, funerary pomp of Avsert-Dusarar, and a police circular lamenting courier murders amid revolutionary praise.
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