Petition and Monastic Bill Debates in the House
The House debated receiving a petition on public relief and considered sending it to a Committee. A Committee was also formed to re consider the Monastic Institutions Bill with key amendments discussed, including replacement of vacancies in religious societies. The bill, amended, was ordered printed and to be taken up again Monday.
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Royal review at Kew and global notices from June
Early reports describe King George reviewing the 14th and 17th Light Horse at Winkfield Plain with nobles present. Further items note American Congress adjournment to November, army disarmament plans, European censorship moves, and a London public punishment for a forged marriage oath. A fire and crime summary follows with local prison and murder-related incidents.
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Memoir of naval actions near Genoa and Marengo report
Dispatches recount Admiral Keith reporting bombardment threats on Genoa and a successful boarding of La Priaia by Captain Beaver with 257 oars and 50 armed foes. Also included are Oliver's Genoa operations, multiple vessel captures for wine and corn, and Meigs’ convention at Marengo with Bonaparte’s First Consul communications about the army.
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Mahon
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Yorkshire
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Lancashire
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Piccadilly
Torre.de Garofola
Marengo
Meigs
Stal
France News Briefs From Paris And Italian Fronts
Paris dispatches recount rising exchange rates in francs and reports from Egypt about General Kibber reinforcing French lines with Féinvs Greeks and Cuprits. Bonaparte battled at Marengo from the advance guard, wearing a grey riding coat, refusing to quit. Dispatches note Suchet near Savona and Genoa’s surrender, with 10,000 Austrians captured. Armistice terms, Notre Dame Te Deum, and plans for a 15,000-strong Army of Reserve highlight ongoing campaigns and political moves in Europe.
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