Parliamentry Intelligence House of Commons Daily Proceedings
The House of Commons discussed bridge accounts and adjournment until Monday. Messages from the Lords confirmed private bills and allocations for royal allowances, harbour repairs at Douglas, and new writs for several boroughs including Newton Whitchurch Luggershall Cockermouth Liskeard Edinburgh Rye. The Holly Inclosure Bill amendments were considered but adjourned with few members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Courieux
Howe
Douglas
Man
Newton
R. Worsley, Bart
Chiltern
Whitchurch
John T. Townshend
Treasury
Luggershall
Samuel Smith
Cockermouth
John Anstruther
Liskeard
Edward James Elliot
India
City of
Edinburgh
Henry Dundas
India Board
Borough of
Rye
R. B. Jenkinson
Larry
He Uouse
Royal Audience and City Progress Reported in London
London dispatch notestheir Majesties and two elder Princesses arriving from Windsor. A Levee at St James's featured audiences with Pitt and senior ministers. Presentations to the King included naval and political figures. court life mixed with updates on Bank business and theatre visits. Riots in Dudley prompt troops, while military appointments and overseas postings fill official notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Buckingham-house
St. James’s
Winc
Mr. Pitt
Duke of Leos
Lord Amnest
Earl of Laupzrone
Queen’s House
East India Board
J. T. Townsnean
Treasury
E. J. Error
Lord SypNey
Marquis of
Sarrsbury
House of Lords
Dunpas
Somerset Place
Pir
Downing-street
Lord Rawpon
the Prince of Wales
St. James’s Place
Duke of Manchester
Ireland
India-house
Theatre- Royal
Haymarket
Maraporoucu
Brighton
Gregh
Dudley
Worwatershire
Eoward Wintrass
32D Regiment of Foot
Dumourier Defies Britain and Regicides Spark Public Outcry
A long denunciation portrays General Dumourier under the alias La Costa arriving in England, condemned for regicide ties and intrigues across Europe. It accuses him of sowing discord, boasts of his alleged proclamations to Belgian and Dutch audiences, and laments his shift to the Constitutionalists. The piece also references British political squabbles, canal projects, and a spate of robberies and assaults linked to the demolition of Old Drury, listing numerous injured and deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Brussels
Prince Cobourg
France
England
la Costa
London
Valence
Dumourier
Regicifn
Jacobins
Paris
Danton
Roberspierre
Rafal
Egalité
Durmourier
Europe
Great Britain
Thames
Tower of London
George the Third
Holland
Lord Auckland
Lord Stannock
Lord Grenville
Duke of Clarence
Psace
Frange
Aatour Youne
New Agricultural Board
John Sinclai
Glasgow
Basingstoke
Winchester
Southampton
Salisbury
Bristol
Old Drury
Dunvas
Mr. Pennick
Mr. Eaton
Colonel Litchfield
Alexander Hope
Colonel Calhoun
Mr. Glover
Mr. Thomas
Rolls Chapel
Mons. Trimble
Mr. Gladwyn
Mr. Payne
Mr. Howe
Mr. Campbell
Fire in Grantham stables threatens inn ruins
On Wednesday morning Grantham residents were alarmed by a stable fire at the George Inn. Engines and local militia aided, preventing wider damage though hay and straw were lost. A separate note recalls an East Indiaman arriving at Crookhaven, pursued by a French privateer before landing passengers and cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantham
George Inn
Lincolnshire
Helon Ings
Tweany
Crookhaven
Ireland
Cape
Canwita, Sugar, &c
The Affairs of France Described as Political Gladiators
A critical account denounces the Paris hall as a battleground of rival factions the Girondists and Jacobins. It accuses both sides of violence and manipulation from May through September, blaming the Jacobins for radical acts and the Girondists for orchestrating or enabling bloodshed. It calls for divine justice on those responsible for regicide and murder.
Summer Circuit in Counties and Cities Heard
Northern circuit lists sessions by Lord Chief Baron and Hon Mr Baron Thomson. York and Durham host hearings on July dates. Newcastle Carlisle Appleby Lancaster areas slated for August sessions.
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Northern
MR. Baron Thomson
Yorkshire
City
York
Durham
Northumberland
Newcastle
Cumberland
Carlisle
Westmoreland
Appleby
Lancathire
Lancaster
Ascot Heath Races Held Saturday Feature Plate Weights
Sporting Intelligence notes Ascot Heath races on Saturday with a Plate event for unwinning horses and a three mile heats race starting at the Old Mile. Entries include Bruiser Gunpowder Ensign Hawke Pipator and others with weights ranging from 7ft 11lb to 6ft 1lb, and subscription of logs for a New Mile ridden by gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
O’reily
Sawbridge
Emma
Richardson
Warrior
C. White
Jerrico
O’kelly
Gunpowder
Crofier
Bruth
Buftler
Ver min affects hops as cold winds hinder growth
Reports from Maidtone and nearby plantations indicate a sharp rise in ver min on hops despite some fruit and vegetation improvements. Cold winds and frosty nights hamper both the hop crop and general greenery, with less Fly activity but persistent pest pressure claimed by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidtone
Brighton Residence Preparations For Summer Encampment
Lewes reports from good authority that Mas sessits will stay in Brighton for a fortnight this season with the pavlion being prepared. The Prince is not expected to visit except during Wick encampment. The Duke of Meritourne’s Brighon house awaits his Grace and family in the coming days. Summer encampments likely after the first week in July due to incomplete contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Brighton
Wick
Duke of Mariteorouen
Brighon
Willful Murder in Northam-yard tragedy in Southampton
A 14 year old boy stabbed Mr Forder in Northam-yard after threats and tricks during dinner. Forder died instantly. The boy is committed to trial. Bristol reports warm rains aid vegetation. Herefordshire crops show promise after frost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Forder
Ker
Northam-yard
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Parliamentary Intelligence
House OF Commons
General Dumourier
Mr. Burke
Brifer
Brifér
County of
Middlesex
Duke of Northumberland
Ciné
Roke Hall
College
Taduates
Odeon “Astronomim
Keate
King’s College
Butler
St. John’s
T. John’s College
Butver
JdZzraz
Pacée
Commons
Toofz
Roland
Sporting Intelligence
Ascot Heath
Lee
Gore
Cookson
Serle
Mr. O’kelly
Miles
Country News
Canterbury
Herefordshire
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