Parliament debate on New Forest Bill and petitions heard
In the House of Lords a petition from Mr Scott against the New Forest Bill was discussed after Lord Stanhope condemned the bill’s rush. Lord Liverpool defended the three week review period. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table as other Bills moved forward and the House adjourned.
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House OF Lords
Taursoay
Jarvius
R Mills
Londor
Stanhope
Scott
New Forest
Kerpool
Lord Liverpool
River-Thames
Naval Stores
Commons
House of Commons Debates on Bills and Credit Vote
The Thames Police Bill, Printers’ Indemnity Bill, and High Treasurers Bill passed third reading while the Inclosures Consolidation and Rice Exportation bills were read a second time. The Committee on the Workmen’s Dombination Bill added clauses and the Canmitice of Supply report was adopted. Mr Pitt announced a proposed 1,400,000 Vote of Credit for tomorrow.
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House OF Commons
Thames
Rose
Huffey
Pitt
Adtroney
Surinam
Bath Fields
F. B. Jones
Mainwaring
Treaty critique and calls for renewed vigor in war policy
The piece rails at ministers as idiots for failed policy and calls the treaty a poor tool but argues not to abandon the ally. It condemns government conduct in the war, hints at the Russian German alliance case, and questions whether hostilities have been prudently pursued while urging sustained fidelity to the alliance.
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Holanik
France
Mediterranean
Gret
Sfort
Europe
Grand Windsor Review Describes Royal Cavalry Display
Royal procession at Windsor featured King and Queen with the Prince of Wales and Duke of York reviewing between twenty and thirty thousand troops on Winkfield Plain. A feu de joie and a grand ball followed, with crowds flooding Windsor streets and several mishaps noted, including overturned carriages and a runaway chaise.
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Yeserday
Winkfield
Sumnley
Bagshot Heath
Prince of Wales
Duke of
Kiye
Cranbourn Lodge
Regiment of
York Walfars
Duke of York
Roya
Cumberland Lodge
Ayss
Hastings
Allpir Soverelia
Beegan
Agaiin
London
Windsor
Staines
Eaton
Grand Montgomery fete for nobility at Charlton house
Countess MOS DELEY hosted a lavish Wednesday gathering at Charlton House in Charlton for about one hundred nobles and gentry including the Duchesses of Devonguire and Gorpon. The Prince of Wanss was expected but did not attend despite increased guest turnout and Vauxhall style garden lighting. The event ended with a ball and supper. At Southampton the Royal visit drew crowds though Prince Wrupram of Giou cester did not attend the rooms. The prince then moved to Raider Lodge in the New Forest for the night. Military camps at Southampton praised the latest rations with bread and meat costs noted for locals.
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Cyar- Mos Deley
Charlton
Devonguire
Gorpon
Princess of
Prince Wrupram
Giou- Cester
Southampton
Haywoon
Lodge
New Forest
Ship News Silent on Malaga and Atlantic Voyages
A historical port bulletin lists multiple 18th century naval captures and ship movements. Vessels such as The Flora, The Juno, The Argus, The Bethy, The Cazador, and others are detained or seized by French privateers or carried into ports like Malaga and Guernsey. Several ships are reported captured, recaptured, or condemned, with cargo details and routes between Europe, the Caribbean, and the Atlantic. Additional notes cover Plymouth and Portsmouth arrivals and convoys, including ships Brunswick and Hetalation under protection, and sailing to the Eastward with escort.
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Flora
le Pelley
Spain
Malaga
Juno
M‘carthy
Mingrea
Argus
Johnson
Liverpooly
Charleston
Bethy
Amssterdam
Lisbon
Sporto
Galloway
Feliz Evento
Adorno
Venice
Algeziras
Warren
Chivlott
Holland
Cigapatra
Nostra Senora de
Dé Costa Pinto
Granville
St. Michael
Tuitar
Jersey
Dethon
Baltimore
St. Domingo
Lindeman
St. Croix
Havannah
Bermuda
Portland
Halifax
Jamaica
Cuba
Neptune
Towson
New York
Oporto
Vigo
Coastal convoy movements and colonial updates from the India trade
A late 18th century report details a division of the Wet-India fleet under Convoy Brunskick and Retaliation passing up channel toward the River, while a smaller group under convoy of a 32-gun frigate split off for the Bristol and Init channels. The Stand of Jamaica notes a flourishing climate and health, with ships Princes, Tabai, Fenry, Hawke and other company vessels planned for Downs by May 25. Reports from Madras mention Malay defences and a strong fort at Trincomalé, pepper and nutmeg harvests, and spice trade activity at Ceylon and Amboyna. The Crown renounces dispossession of family debts and orders annual debt statements. also, a discussion of Lord Auckland’s views on intermarriage and governance, plus local infrastructure projects including a new bridge and canal survey.
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India
Dgtiop
Init
Bristol
Jamaica
Enterndia House
N. Long
Meream
Sumata
Madras
Columbo
Meuron
Déperi
Trincomalé
Poleron
Amboyna
Ceylon
Fingit
Auckland
T. Manrena
Acrom
Southan
Bente
Wexford Militia and Rangers Move Through Cove
The Wexford Militia return from Guernsey and march for Kingfaly while the Serry Rangers sail for Halifax. Hemipeda Dragdons arrive at the garrison and are to be followed by two more regimental troops until further orders. Rebels, about five hundred, attempted to attack the eluyeh-yara abbey near Goonet AC but escaped notice. General Sa Cc ASGILE ordered a detachment from dic. Barty fon, which failed to engage. the chase ended as the meeting broke up.
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Wexford
Guérnsey
Cove
Kinfaly
Serry Rangers
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Hemiped
Dragdons
Morniag
Regient
F& Hundred
Eluyéh-Yara
Goonet AC
Barty
Races and Fires Dominate Egremont Weekend News
Sir John Henwichson named among the Init Peers as Egremont Races close after a three day event with a disputed saddle prize. In Bury Street a fire at nine sparked fear before relief crews halted it near midnight. An Old Bailey case saw a deaf prisoner sentenced for theft after a contested trial. A Shropshire murder suspect fled as fashions and markets drew attention.
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John Henwixon
Init
Egremont
Perliag
Bury-street
St. James's
Wineter
Taylor
Firénie Footy
Robert Taylor
Kerra
Newgate
Mahiy
Cletk
Whiltt
Blake
Nathaus É Daking
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Evening Mail
Ship News
Plymouth
Jony
Sound
Brunswick
Rutherford
STER
Bristol Channel
Liverpool
Greenock
Edgar
Buaier
Portsmouth
Eugene Tyop
Deal
Wind
Ag Perdaf
Caarman of War
Ld Suffisante
Clalders
Eugene
E.N. E
Prevoyante
Nemesis
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