Parliamentary Intelligence and Canal Bill Debates
In Birmingham and Worcester can al matters counsel argued over a clause about private property and compensation. The House divided on the clause, then amended, then the bill returned to the Commons without amendment. The Bank Loan Bill saw lengthy finance committee discussions. Lord Rawdon and Lord Grenville clashed over five year public finance, with the bill read a third time and passed.
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Birmingham
Worcester Canal Biel
Commons
Lord Rawdon
Finance Committee
House of Commons
Lord Grenville
House of Commons Thursday debate on slave trade resolutions
The Lords message records agreement to certain bills without amendments. Mr ZilderSree gave notice he will move resolutions on the Slave Trade early in the next session of Parliament. The House adjourned.
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ZilderSree
Drawing-room at St James and royal audience scene
Yesterday at Buckingham House the Queen hosted a drawing-room at St James's attended by Pitt and a long list of peers, including dukes, marquesses, earls, and bishops. The day also saw public notices on writs for a parliamentary seat, India House business, and overseas dispatches amid reports from Madras and Berlin.
Arrival of the Rodney and East India House reports
Early yesterday the Rodney's arrival off Portland was announced by the Purser at the East India House. The ship sailed Bengal December 26, reached Madras January 26, left February 2, arrived St Helena April 6, and left April 17. Other ships and officers listed from Bengal and Madras, with Hanoverian officers noted. A war existed in Java and a Dutch ship Canton was lost with all hands. Reports from Madras via the Rooyey stirred uncertainty until verified.
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Rodney
Portland
East India House
Bengal
Madras
St. Helena
AtFrep
W. de Dreschall
Aug. de Kauffman
Joseph Nott
Martin Henning
William Henry
Fort St.George
England
Earl Cornwallis
General Meadows
Grand Army
Seringapatam
Cape
China
Straits
Batavia
Java
India
Canton
Speck
The Apostle of Liberty Challenged in Paris Address
FRANCH Paris June 4 Before the publication of that unspecited address of the 4d4e Rajnal to the National Assembly no formal reply has yet been made. He is now viewed as unworthy of air with the Freudias who call him a monster of iniquity. Contat Menaisin reports Madrid plans to march 30 000 troops into Provence to chastise adventurers seeking Avignon and its dependencies from the Pope. The Gazette de Paris cites Prussia ready to back Alsace Lorraine princes with 30 000 troops, doubling if needed. M Berestval, innocent of crimes but long pursued, died suddenly Thursday. An inflammatory paper urges monarchies to depose tyrants and embrace republicanism, its virulence undermining its aims.
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National Assembly
Madrid
France
Provence
Avignon
Gazette de Paris
Prussia
Ratibon
Alsace
Lorraine
M. de Berestval
Europe
National Assembly debate on guards and penal code reforms
M O Andre declares enemies stir civil war talk in France and urges a plan to determine future fates of paid Paris National Guards. Penal Code passes many articles. capital punishment amended to be head removal after life loss. Amaury argues for royal pardons, but motion fails as the King is denied mercy power. Jacobins set articles to become laws without debate.
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M. O’andre
France
Paris
Great Britain
Jacobins Club
Royal visit and court appointments in mid June
On Wednesday the Queen and three elder Princrists visited Mrs. Monrad in Portman Square. Sir William Hamilton joined the Privy Council and took his seat. The Lord Bishop of Nogxwich remains indisposed at Bath. Lord Hoon’s fleet awaits Parliament prorogation and then proceeds. Elis Cammisson plans to sail by Friday the 17th. Fawkener travels from Memel to Petersburg, with dispatches soon. The King of Sweden began a foreign tour from Stockholm toward Holstein and Aix. Baron AIMFELDT to serve as aid de camp and meet the King at Aix. The King will be escorted by French aristocrats. Saertpan’s Finance yields 39 resolutions, dismissed by the Minister afterward. Some English buyers acquired portions of French church lands including a bishopric, two abbeys, and wine cellars.
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Duke of Grovcester
Buckingham House
Harcourt
M. Howe
Mr. Dunpas
East Indies
House of Commons
Clerk of the Crown
Eymuth
Thomas Jones
Hest
India House
Rodney
Bengal
Ropney
Madras
Cuartis Oakety
Earl Cornwallis
Mepows
Brentrorp
Rooney
Lord Rawpon
Duke of Portiamn
Lord Lavcusproucy
Lord Stormont
Lord Kinwairp
Commons
Berlin
Duke of Manchester
York
Mrs. Monrad
Portman Square
William Hamilton
Nogxwich
Bath
Lord Hoon
Board of Admiralty
Elis Cammisson
Portsmouth
Fawkener
Memel
Petersburg
King of Swetx
Stockholm
Rofock
Holstein
Dix la Chapelle
Baron Aimfeldt
London
Aix
Saertpan
Old Bailey Burglaries Trialed for Breaking and Entering
Thomas Sidanday and William Dyer were tried for burglary at John Burton’s dwelling on May 19. The jury found both men guilty after testimony from Mary Newyard and Constable Ryley about a night-time entry and stolen wearing apparel and household items.
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Thomas Sidanday
Wiliam Dyer
Burgarnously
John Burton
Mary Newyard
Mary Newmarch
John Ryley
Munday
Dyer
Falmouth Street
Ryley
Bridget Smith
Thomas Munday
Baron Perryn
Vabella Steward Convicted of Theft Involving 21 Guineas
Vabella Steward was found guilty of stealing a box containing a sol note and 21 guineas, the property of Elizabeth Morgan. The case centers on alleged theft from Morgan with Steward named as the principal actor.
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Vabella Steward
Elizabeth Morgan
Forger y case ends in dismissal after judge’s opinion
George Clinch faced a January Sessions conviction for forging a warrant to obtain 1 lb of Piedmont silk valued at 13 shillings. The Lords justices arrested the judgment, citing the warrant’s improper recipient and an inference-based indictment. Clinch was discharged.
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George Clinch
Lewis Peformeauy
Biron Prergy
King and Jones, &c
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