Dudley Canal Bill Passed After Amendments In Lords
The House of Lords read the Dudley Canal Bill a third time, passing it with amendments amid divisions. The Leeds and Liverpool Canal Bill faced a possible recommitment. In Scotch Election matters Lord Lauderdale moved to present an address to the King to appoint a Scottish Peer to represent the vacancy left by Lord Stormont. Opponents argued a British Peer could hold Scots representation, sparking a lengthy debate with a divided House and a small majority for the government.
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Scotland
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Mansfeld
Lord Sydney
Lord Grenville
End of September violence looms in new Republic
London reports a political crisis in France with 22 Convention members accused, the Mountain party gaining power, and hard measures including a communications blackout. Letters from Paris hint at arrests and escapes of Brifrt Geufenné Grangeneuve La Source Sidon Zuxot Roland Claviere, with seals placed on papers as authorities tighten control.
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New Republic
Roth
Louis XVI
Paris
France
Brifrt
Geufenné
Grangeneuve
la Source
Sidon
Marquis of Sarrspury Invested With Blue Ribbon
The Marquis of Sarrspury is invested with the Blue Ribbon before being sent Lieutenant to Ireland. The Duke of Leeds would become Lord Chamberlain of the Household in his stead. Public reaction favors the Duke’s appointment to this high office near the Queen.
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Duke of Leeds
Royal ceremony and dispatches reach Secretary of State
Yesterday in Whitehall Mr Scuan the Messenger delivered letters from the Duke of York dated 12 Jane. Dispatches for Bengal by Earl Coaxwaltis closed at the India Frouwle and given to the Purser. A Levee at St James's preceded a Chapter of the Most Ancient Order of the Thistle. The Duke of Monrose received the Insignia. Knights attending included the Duke of Clarence, Roxansas, Buccleven, and Galloway. A cordon of 25,000 men guards Menin Courtray as Dunkirk is said to be besieged with Ostend garrisoned at 2,000. General Dumounier was reported to have arrived in London, which is denied.
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India
St. James’s
Duke of Charence
Order of the Thistle
Earl of Carlislee
Mon Erose
Inc
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Duke of
Ypres
Orance
Menin
Courtray
Dunkirk
Dumounier
London
Brucieus
Thale
Rith
Windsor Forest and Great Park Race Meeting Report
Sporting Intelligence recounts Windsor races with high society spectators and a cold day. Touchstone La wins first heat in a three heat program while Staghunter and Cymbeline contest a capital race, Hermes and Pine Apple also shown. Royal party including the Prince of Wales and Princesses Augusta Exvita Mary Amelia attends, with numerous fashionable families observing from the stands.
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Exvizasetuh
Mary
Amelia
Races Note on Weights and Horses at Belfast Day
A plate of sol for the first and 10 for the second for 4 5 6 years old and aged horses. 4 years old to carry Lit. 11b. 5 years old 8ft 111b. 6 years old oft. 3lb. and aged oft. 6lb. 2 mile heats. Mares allowed 3lb. Mr. Price's Transit 4 years old one plate to I Mr. Snell's b m Delta Sexteon out of Caroline 5 yrs old 22 Belfast's Heath Cropper 3 3 Highodds on Transit. The Prince of Wates was the only part of the Royal Family present at the Races this day.
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Belfast
Heath
Prince of Wates
Government plans Irish Treasury Board and supply controls
In the House of Commons the Chancellor outlined a broad government measure to unify public money control, extend Parliament’s power over grants, and curb Crown influence. Proposals included creating an Irish Board of Treasury under Irish Parliament, ensuring funds are tied to specific purposes, and implementing race and qualification provisions. The discussion touched on navigation laws, hereditary revenue, and broader commerce, with further debate postponed to tomorrow.
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Speaker
Mason
Boyle Roche
Committee of Supply
Grattan
Averages Sugar Price and Broad List of Bankrupts Enlivening
The London Gazette notes the sugar price at 58s 3d per cwt for the week ending June 14 1793 and lists numerous bankruptcy declarations with surrender dates at Guildhall and other inns, naming merchants and attorneys across Bristol London and Yorkshire, with further notices on dividends and certificates.
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Daniel M*cart
The
Strand
Gui'dhal
George Watson
Briftel
White Lion
Bristol
Parliamentary Intelligence House of Lords Saturday June 15
Several bills were read a second and third time and at four o clock their Lordships adjourned to Monday.
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Paris Journal Reports Robespierre and Marat Gains
Paris dispatch describes the Convention overwhelmed by the Jacobin majority led by Robespierre and Marat. It notes expulsions and arrests planned, a provisional Revolutionary Council, and the threat of counterrevolutionary forces in Fontenoy le Roi, Lozere, and surrounding regions. The piece predicts insurrection spreading from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic with Spanish and Piedmontese moves looming.
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Launjuinais
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Socty
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le Brun
Claviére
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Fontenoy-le
Cavia
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Department
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Rone
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Limourin
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Atlantic
Loire
Languedoc
Gascony
War debate and royal engagements fill Monday in Parliament
In the House of Commons the day includes Mr Fox's motion on war and Sir W Lewes proposing a monument to Rodney. Palace events note royal attendance at St George's Windsor for divine service and a royal airing to Frogmore. The Queen's drawing room is scheduled, and noble clergy preach at St James's Chapel Royal. Duke of Portmore hosts a dinner for MPs. Admiralty reports letters at Charing Cross.
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Atherstone
Warwickshire
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John Henderson
New Street
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Fox
Parliament Street
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Soho
Metis
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Meard’s-street
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High-street
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Wax
Blackmore Head Inn
Gainfoureh
Peake
Southampton
Mathew Duarbyshire
Wakefield
Goldsmith
The
Angel Inn
Sykes
New Inn
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Watcester
Cordwainer
Surender
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Worcester
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Smith’s Buildings
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Nicholl
Staples Inn
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Mangnall
Aldersgate- Street
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Devonshire
Mercer
Attornies
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Nettlethinp
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Strad
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Day
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Taylor
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Oxfordshire
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uOuly
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Oxford-street
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Chester
Golden Lion
House of Commons
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Mudge
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St. George’s Chapel
Windsor Castle
Roya
Fregmore
Windsor
Letter Extract Describes Turmoil Amid Counter Revolution
A dated letter from June 2 recounts a quiet afternoon turned tense as members of the capitol bank are accused of connivance. Armed factions confront the Convention, shops close, and Marat feigns triumph while authorities face a potential counter revolution.
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Private letter extracts signal unrest in Paris factions
Paris dispatches from June report unfavourable interior department news. The writer notes violence among factions in the Convention and Paris, with further unrest in La Lozere. The letter mentions Calvinist and Roman Catholic conflicts amplifying fanaticism.
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Tithe
la Lozere
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