Debate on Nabob of Oude legitimacy and trial materials
In a heated session MPs questioned the legitimacy of the deposed Nabob of Oude and debated the conduct of Asaph al Dowla. Major Metcalf defended the Vizier, while Mr Dundas supported scrutiny. Mr Taylor asserted parliamentary rights to probe. The house ordered documents for further examination and adjourned to Monday.
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Asaph al. Dowla
Nahob
Hott
Nabob
Oude
Transation
t.e.Company
Oade
Major Metcalf
Adaphab Dowls
Lord Teignmouth
Dundas
Bob
Asaph
Asaph al Dowla
Aloran
Saujah Dowla
India
House of Commons
Hastings
Howeve
India House
Taylor
John Shore
A&s
Tudin
Metcalf
Dawn
Dude
Evacuation of Lucerne and Swiss affairs Amid War News
London dispatch notes private letters on the evacuation of Lucerne and Zx feA canton. French defeats in the Fhirteen Cantons prompt hopes for Swiss liberation. Ferrara and Ravenna fall to Allied forces. Genéral Macponacp’s fate uncertain as 16,000 French troops land at Leghorn. Amsterdam and Berlin wary on Prussian moves into Holland while Genua reports mixed signals from Vienna. Royal entertainments and parliamentary debates on the Save-Carrying Bill anchor a scene of wartime politics and society.
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Lucerne
Zxfea
Berne
Switzerland
Italy
Alesandria
Ferrara
Ravenna
Macponacp
Leghorn
Vienna
Tme Spas
Genoa
Poiigiin
Peussia
Hortano
Prussia
Holland
Legland
France
Buih
Court of
Berlin
Batavian Republic
Whch
GeenvVibse
House of Lords
Commons
Lords
Dukes of Clarence
Kent
Cumbbzreane
Liverroot
Westmoreland
Leicester
Tourton
Gattoway
Onxstow
Wattsine Ham
Kinnout
Richard Hawkey
Plimpton
Earl
Wm. Morcuech
Archduke Cuances
Swift
Paradis
Charles
Gerreral
BeenapoTtre
Lower Rhine
Lanoz
Mont Tric Harple
Rimini
Ancona
Robepierre
Andrees
Duke of Portland
Canterbury
Liverpool
Prussian Movements at Casel and Wdinden Camp
The King of Prussia remains at Casel while the Duke of Brunswick has left the camp at Wdinden, signaling shifting positions in the general European situation.
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of Orange
Europe
Prussia
Casel
Duke of Brunswick
Wdinden
Royal procession reviews Bloomsbury Corps at Foundling Hospital
King and Queen with Princes and dukes attend a day of reviews in London. Corps from Bloomsbury and Westminster Light Horse inspected. Royal party dine at Foundling Hospital chapel then proceed to Hyde Park before returning to Buckingham House at six.
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Prince of
Wares
Yor
Kent
Cumberland
Gloucester
Haneiicton
Chesterfield
Lord Cathcart
Garth
Gwynne
Hancover
Manners
To City
Tok Hs
City
Liington
Lord Conscerzer
Guildford-street
Foundling Hospital
Bloomsbury
Duke of Portann
Bloomsbury Corps
Hyde Park
Lady LoucHsoroues
Miss Erskine
Westminster Cavalry
St. John’s
Pimlico
Buckingham House
Windfar
Turmoil Across Europe Surcharges From Swiss and Italian Fronts
Descriptions from Hamburg dated June 14 report Turin and Ferrara taken by Austrian and Russian forces while Macdonald’s French troops retreat toward Genoa. Zurich abandoned, Winterthur captured, and Swiss uprisings surge as Bellegarde threatens. Danube front reports sitrep on Mantua, Alessandria, and Verona with heavy troop movements and prisoner exchanges. Further dispatches from Figue and Constantinople detail director elections, Ras tadt murders, and Syria bound forces, including 50,000 Ottoman troops and 21,060 Janissaries moving toward Scutari and Acre amid shortages and protests.
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Hamburgh
Jane
Switzerland
Milan
Ceva
Valenza
Aleffandria
Cafaie
Moreéwa
Sutwarren
Turin
Aieflandria
Cont
Genua
Macdonald
Winterthur
Zurich
Marena
Ferrara
Ravenna
Italy
Suwarrow
Péguerel
France
Kroy
Otto
Kéendu
Genoa
Berne
Order of Things
Prussia
Holand
Syeyes
Hague
Piedmontelse
Moreau
Rovico
Kienan
Modena
Piacenza
Venice
Piacenzi
Buffy
Wartemberg
Cavanagh
Orrz
Pontremoli
Lucca
Xray
Mantua
Bologna
Osto
Klenax
Krey
Madenate
Lattermann
Alefsanaria
Alessandria Verona
Macdonad
Sandnra
Piedmont
Constantinople
Badora
Aleppo
Damascus
Fizir
Syria
Scutari
Grand Vlair
Mahomet
Chintata
Asia
Europe
Acre
Alexandria
Egypt
Buerparte
Austrian and French Forces Clash Across Switzerland and Italy
Reports from Vienna to Milan describe Austrian cavalry crossing the Mein, French withdrawals to Cassel, and a demilitarized zone around Zurich. Skirmishes daily, Swiss emigrant battalions organized with British support, and heavy casualties reported among Swiss and Austrian troops. Prices for bread rise as Turin garrison reaches 3000 French troops.
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Vienna
Turin
Petersburgh
Gallicias
Silesia
Moravia
Bohemia
Austria
Hungary
Transilvania
Francxfort
Cassel
Bassenporrre
Zurich
Danube
Lake of Zurich
Baden
Limmat
Canvasini
Kerpen
Maria Eintideln
Nauenauff
Regensberg
Jotte
Bellegarde
Switzerland
12Th Regiment of
Imperial Infantry
Milan
Provisional Cavalry Drill Ends in Innocent Exercise
In Cremsford on Tuesday the Provisional Cavalry and Volunteer Corps gathered on Angel Hill, causing alarm yet the event proved to be a routine drill maneuver. Lord Mayor presented to the Court of Common Council a letter from Alexander Davison with two Nile Victory medals pledged for archival keeping as a memento of Lord Nelson’s eminent services to Britain and Europe.
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Cremsford
Volunteer Corps
Angel Hill
GuitpHa St
Court of Common Council
Alsxanerr Davison
Fesq
St. James’s Street
Lord Nelson
Nile
Europe
Hope
Britain
Bay of Aboukir
Planas
Imands
Egypt
Aboukir
Mors. Branquer
Lord Natson
Hanks
Davison
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