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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 28, 1793

Page

2

Royal Messages and Orders In Lords Adjournment

In the House of Lords the session adjourned after routine motions and petitions. A bill to limit marriage of Mr Stewart of Belfast was ordered to be introduced. The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of St David’s were urged to preach at Westminster Abbey on the martyrdom anniversary. A royal message from the King was read, with copies of Grenville and William Cavendish correspondence laid on the table for printing. The Lords planned a debate on the empire’s fate, with papers printed and discussion set for the near day. Adjourned to Wednesday.

Pers Rasédon Stewart Belfast Eis Danterbury St. David's Westminster Abbey Marquis of Stafford Dundas Commons Lord Grenville Ghawvelin Lord Lauderdale Grant House of Commons Montieur Chauvelin Paslador M. &Chanvelin Paris House of Commors France Europe M.chauveling Bie Ander Fiogld Ireland Monsieur Chauvelin Jetty Mr. Pitt Flo M. Drake Fox Fentlemai Pitty

House of Commons begins debate on mutiny and taxes

On Monday the House heard first readings of inclosure bills, duty reports, and a petition against the Sowerby Canal. The Marine Mutiny Bill was read third time and passed. A royal message urged war measures and affirmed Parliament’s duty to support the king against French aggression, while planning to refer the message to a committee for further action.

Wakefield Simon York Grantham Glamorgan Canal Manchester Sowerby ‘Canal Scotland Jmilford Bries St. Margare’s Church

Crown appointment and French War News

London reports describe a Privy Council at Buckingham House and the King’s grant of the Great Seal to Lord Lorensorovuen as part of a broader set of promotions in the judiciary. Paris and Belgian unrest dominate dispatches, with French and Austrian forces maneuvering between the Rhine and Luxembourg and Belgians facing opposition from Crarre…

Tattie Windsor Lodge Buckingham House Wis Canrsr Hury Paivy Sear Earl of Earl of Cuatsam, Mr. Dunwvas, Sir George Youce,, Lord Amnerssty Dorset Monrose Louca Boroucu Pitt LoveHt Juice The Common Pleas Exre Court of Common Pleas Arcnipaltd Macronaxp John Scott Mirrory

Inderanification Bill Commitment Debate Continues

The Irish Parliament House of Lords on Monday referred the order of the day for the commitment of the Inderanification Bill to Wednesday. Counsel for Palmerland Elizabeth Palmer, widow, appeals, with Regis Hamilton, Dean of Armagh, providing arguments. The House then returned to consider deninification with unclear proceedings and a focus on preferred outcomes.

Couinsel Roger Palmerland Eligabethe Palmer Regis Hamilton Armagh

Dutch Ships At Sea Faced With Mission To France

Hague reports M. de Tutoxvire joined a special mission to France but briefly escaped back. Ships entering harbor include the Admiral van Ruiter commanded 64, the frigate Princess Louise Wilhelmina with 36 guns, and four schooners Le Hoop De Voorzorg De Kykus and the Ruftbewaarder.

Hague de Tutoxvire France Admiral van Ruiter de Kykus

Foreign dispatches recount brigade movements and unrest

Frankfort notes Prince Frederick of Brunswick commanding troops on the Lower Rhine with eighteen battalions and fifteen squadrons, joined by Hanoverians and others amid trimming river ice. Mentz garrison seizes shoes as Austrian detachments move. Constantinople reports changes in the Ottoman Porte after the Bourbon crisis, with France forming a new Republic and shifting political pressures.

Frankfort Prince Frederick Brunswick Lower Rhine de Stroenzke Mentz Heidelberg Lower Constantinople Porte Linais Bourbon French Republic Gourtien M. Gustow

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