Parliament Proceedings on Treason Forfeiture and Related Bills
The debate covered the Treason Forfeiture Bill and related measures as Lords argued on privilege and misrepresentation. Amendments on duration were supported, with third readings and passage, while the Sedition Societies and Slave Carrying Bills advanced in committee. Military and banking reforms drew contention over militia reductions and charter exemptions before adjournment.
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Ford Holland
Abingdon
Lord Holland
Holland
Duke of Norfolk
Lord Grenville
Lord Tarle
Lord Carnarvon
Lancashire
Lord Grenvil
Political tensions rise as Italian campaigns unfold
London reports on the Parmefont and Modéncfe theaters where Macconato forces threaten Austrian positions near the Dutchy capital. Austrian generals claim success with captives and casualties, while French defeats prompt calls for explicit Allied declarations of war aims.
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Macconato
Parmefont
Modéncfe
Dutchy
Vienna
Honenzorzern
Ferxrer
Macponato
Massema
Naptes
Cardinal Burro
Italy
Marva
House of Austria
Recovery of Fortress Shapes International War Policy
The article debates a fortress recovery and its impact on hereditary and acquired jurisdictions, questioning the aims of Austria and the possible duping of Allies by private interests. It criticizes Vienna's cabinet, notes Russia and Britain as uncertain, and hopes that Allied cooperation will clarify peace aims and guarantee decisive victories.
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France
Geneva
Vienna
Russia
London
Valentiennes
Steasburg
Campo- Formia
House of Austria
Great Britain
Royal review as regiments parade before the king at Windsor
Morning gathering in Windsor Forest as the Kine and three heavy horse regiments, including Oxford Blues, 3d Dragoon Guards, and Inniskillings, march past King George III with the Prince and Princess of Oxnes arriving from Hampton Court. News from Havre, Cadiz, and Barcelona outlines naval and colonial setbacks, while prices rise at the corn market and warrants for patrols and public order shutter amid political tension.
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Windsor Forest
Prince of Wires
Duke of York
Oxford Blues
3D Dragoon Guards
Prince and Princess of Oxnes
Windsor
Hampton Court
Crawturp
Archduke Duarves
Bentinck
England
West Indies
Havre
Mediterranean
Barcelona
Cadiz
Carthagena
Minorca
Italy
Paris
Re Jnside
Switzerland
America
Macconato
the Common Pleas
Dantzic
Gloucester Lodge
Weymouth
Tueia
St.George’s
Hanover-square
Southampton
Sth
Holland
Pitt
Dundas
House of Commons
France
Belgium
Bow-street
Briry-lane
William Appington
Mr. Fokn
Battle and movements near Kehl amid Alpine campaigns
Reports describe heavy fighting at dawn as French and Austrian forces clash across the front near the Limmat and in the Alps. Reinforcements, strategic positions, and varied movements around Tortona, Alessandria, Genoa, and Bologna signal broader campaigns with potential diversions toward the Rhine and forthcoming actions near Schaffhausen.
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Rat
Iron
Murderous
Ang
Thealacen
Wien
Limmat
Alps
Savoy
Col
di Zenda
Grenier
Vidar
Genoa
Brest
Tortona
Alessandria
Mount Denis
Moreux
Macdonald
Piedmont
Upper Rhine
Kehl
Huninguen
Briffach
Brifgau
Schafhausen
Newcotte Gold Top Wins First Race in 30 Years
In a historic event at Newcotte, Sir H Williamsfori's gold top won the opening race after a 30 year gap at the course. The event featured notable matches including the Stairford cavalcade between Lincolnshire and Leicestershire Gentlemen, won by the former by a head.
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H. Williamsfori
Stairford
Lincolnshire
Leicestershire
Gaywood
Lynn
Treis
Pignate
Seaford
Harpen
Bop
Hagpen
Seaford Bay
Pithborne Down
Alresford
Hampshire
Southampton Ledger Fragment Rantering Odd Note
An unreadable Southampton fragment mentions a sir and peculiar terms with references to dates and names. The garbled text suggests a cryptic dialogue or note lacking clear event details or identifiable persons.
Fragmentary note mentions foreigners and Boulogues schooner
Fragmented OCR describes foreigners, firing, and a schooner privateer linked to Boulogués. Mentions Westward retreat and a tense confrontation with ill-defined, uncertain actions amid historical conflict.
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Boulogués
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