War with Tippoo Sultan Affects Travancore Alliance
The debate centers on presenting consent of all chiefs before war, with views on Tippoo and Hyder Ali. Colonel Macleod’s account of Mahometan princes versus Hindoo states is weighed, and Lord Cornwallis’s policies criticized. Arguments touch on Rajah of Travancore, forts, and whether mishandled orders could have avoided war.
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Great Britain
Hannibal
Tippoo
Spo
Hyder
Zamorit
Plender
M‘leod’s
Lord Cornwallis
Taylor
Hipperly
Fae
Callshorne
Hattel
Speaker
Travancore
Mr. Taylor
Tippoo Sultan
Lord Mansfield
Macleod
India
Framist
Mavleod
Medaws
Smith
Tippon
Holfarid
Inconsistent Remarks on Indian Affairs and Naval Appointments
A detailed discourse in Parliament discusses Lord Cornwallis and Tippoo's war, financial strains on the East India Company, and treaties with the Mahrattas and Nizam. Dragnet investigations unfold on treasury policy, with debates over peace terms, mission funding, and the risks of premature approval.
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Réntais
Tippoo
Dundas
Poth
Francis
Lord Cornwallis
India
Aso
Fedde
Mr. Fox
Fraencis
Dudas
The Albion Mills Fire Disaster
A severe fire at Albion Mills destroyed the upper stories and left only walls standing. Authorities say it was accidental, caused by overheated machinery amid flour dust, with about 22,000 sacks of flour lost and damages estimated at 150,000 pounds. Several houses burned, and around 200 people lost work.
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Wyatte
Sterling
Palace Yard
Paris Observations on Liberty and Parisia Tyranny
French commentary from February 22 reviews Mirabeau and Louis XVI remarks on monarchy and liberty. It notes Duties of press jealousies and Jacobin influence. The piece cites the Duke d’Orleans complaint and Jacobin tyranny while praising vigilance of Paris residents.
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Louis XVI
Mirabeau
M. Mirabeau
Satan
Milton
d’Orleans
Paris
England
Droits
Jacobins
C. &c. M.de Lan Fayette
Aunts of the King of Franee and Paris line dispute
The Aunts of the King of Franee journey to Rome to aid the Pope in prayers to end Democratic purgatory while the Military Fifth Women of Paris claim they head to a fitter realm to raise a body of Irish Papists owing the National Assembly. The Pilchard Fishery near Scilly has long yielded about 70,000 annually in exports. A fatal accident occurred aboard the Plymouth fishing sloop Adventure when a windlass failure struck crew, killing one man and wounding others.
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Franee
Romie
Paris
National ‘Assembly
Scilly
Plymouth
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Mr.Dundas
Phipps
Hartley
St. James's
Jon Dow
St. James’s
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Lord Hinchinbrook
William Maxkaan
York
Joan Crewe
Timms
George,Yonge
Bayon de Lypron
Holland
East India House
Merry
Joan Razexy
Admiralty
Marlborough
Spithead
Cornish
West Indies
Maidstone
Clercy
Britanny
France
National Assembly
Alsace
Cardinal de Rowan
Lucan
Dublin
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H—s—r
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