Lords Adjourn After Private Business Session
Their Lordships, after going through some private business, adjourned the House of Lords on Monday.
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House OF Lords
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 03, 1800
Page
2
Members debate Catholic allegiance in House of Commons
On Monday March 3 the House of Commons heard a petition against the Wapping Wet-Deck Bill. Sir John Smith corrected remarks about Catholics, insisting English Roman Catholics reject papal absolution from civil allegiance. Several Private Bills advanced before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of, Commons
Sheriffs of London
Supply and Ways
Corn Committee
Lord Hawkebury
Hon. Smith
Mrust
Ruthians Return Doubtful Reports From Dover
London March 4 report says a vessel brought Paris papers up to the 27th inclusive claiming Ruthans returned home. Other papers say Suworow named Generalissimo of the coalesced armies with Kraye to command Austrians in Germany. The facts remain doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Proudhtorer
Paris
Journal Politique
Suworow
Germany
Kraye
Ambitious British War News From Windsor and Dover
Reports describe officers assembled in Windsor for a Board of Officers at the Merle Guards and hint at a distant foreign expedition. Paris and London papers discuss Massena’s troops, a Russian alliance, and mutilated details of Italy’s campaign, while Dover seizures of tobacco and gems prompt praise for Collector Stow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Merle Guards
Cragnrs Stuart
Cuantres Grey
Rate Abercrombie
He Naval Service
Port ‘Gaeuth
Italy
Dhraadh 'Toulouse
Antibes
Massena
Morrsu
Paris
Hollay
England
Zealand
Ckan
Lienerrant
R. Dawson
Canterirs
Dart
Dover
Poe
Forkstone
King’s WY
Archovies
Mr. Stow
Ships Arrive and Sail From Portsmouth Flight
His Majesty's ship dryah of 41 guns and St Fiorenzo with 40 guns arrived today from the Westward. The sloop Reynard sailed for the Downs with a convoy of merchant ships under her protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Makcha
Dryah
St. Fiorenzo
Reynard
Downs
Parliaments plans and crimes across Kent and Leicestershire
Lord François Osporxe and Lady C Eve marriage likened by families. Elector AxGrro TAVOR poised to win Durham contest. Parliament to rebuild with Speaker’s House demolition and temporary West minster Hall setup. Kent grain prices rise and fall amid corn scarcity. Fires devastate farms at Odiam Hants and Chapel Grimsted Wiltshire. Calls for royal orders to inspect corn stocks. Mail coach robbery near Warrington. murder cases haunt Gray and Leicester regions with two suspects in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
François Osporxe
C. Eve
Godolphin
Duke of
Old Palace-yard
Abingdon Street
Westminster Hall
Kent
Westerdam
Mr.Jamees May
Odiam
Hants
Minparsy
Famer Gravy
Chapel Grimsted
Wilts
Pree Manvtle
Englefield Green
Eveland
Kindom
Warrington
Wigan
Amily
Warington
Liverpool
Chorley
Preston
Lancaster
Kendal
Penrith
London
Wisin
Pearman
John Hutts
Ife
Leicester
Popple
Pilate
Stamford
Clygropher [Pard
Boultry Com
Sweden and Ruffians Shift in Franco-Interest Alliance
Berlin dispatch notes Sweden acts with Ruffia, drawing French interest as the former power’s alignments unsettle friends of freedom in Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Fox
Sweden
France
Friends of Freedom
Austrian forces retreat to Rhine front amid Allied advance
From Ferbruary 23 Letters on the right bank of the Rhine report the Austrian army withdrawing from its cantonments to join the banks of the Rhine and the Necker. Militia and Empire troops are said to be joining the enemy in a shifting theater of the conflict.
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Paris
Fee
Strafurghs
Rifliats
Chancery of
Vienna
Kray
Lower Rhine
Prince Charles
Switzerland
Bellégarde
Archduke Ferdinand
Italy
Rhine
Neckar
Gavi
Citoyennes
Baron-Dinou
Camir
Saint-Adrent
Corraque
Parchad
Portugal
Russia
Paux
Malta
Helvetia
Ancuduke
Donaueithingen
Bodenfer
Lake of Constance
Willingen
Black Forest
Moravia
Galicia
Bohemia
Verona
Sabéati
Styria
Danube
Eleator
Enelith
Fickhulla
England
Sierling
Forn
Adareh
Rome
Brussells
Necker
Empire
Observations on Emigrant Legislation By Boutay de la Meurthe
The discourse supports closing the Emigrant List, arguing the measure safeguards public credit and property while resolving dangers from émigrés. It divides emigrants into two classes for lawful control versus rights, cites constitutional cautions, and recalls negotiations involving Dumouriez and British influence, ending with a critique of governance and a plea for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutay
de la Meurthe
Republic
France
Fragmentary French Revolutionary Letter Teases Emigrant Policy
A damaged excerpt references a proposed meeting with the Legislative Body to discuss restoration and governance under laws on emigration. It hints at promises to protect property and citizens under a protecting shield, urging stability after installing a constitution and ending revolutionary upheaval.
Veiled Essex Court Action Shows Retainer For Defense
A Chelmsford bound case records Captain PerPer of a Yeomanry corps hiring Mr Williams for three hundred guineas to pursue a court action against an Essex opponent over alleged assault during duty. The report notes the Cross of Rome, a Liberty Tree, and a mob preceding the review of the corps grounds.
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Hertford
Chelmsfore
Ilex
Piri Erskine
Chelmsford
Williams
Perper
Yecurds v. Corps
Esex
Tim
Rome
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Fite
Repubic
sNo
Dumouriez
Janary
Antwerp
Lord Auckland
Busco
Mordek
Rotterdam
Anvers
Bonaparte
Mlinister
Plood
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