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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 12, 1792
Page
4
Incs guarded conformity to the king by a Secret Committee to prep business and block public account of proceedings. Still, opposition rose within the committee and one proposal to continue was rejected. The King faces a divided Diet with Nobles pushing to restore privileges while clergy and citizens show less alignment.
A Dresden note from the Electoral Ministry says Extéctor cannot accept the Crown of Poland nor engage in Pacta Conventa arrangements until a new Polish order, with succession details. Prince Josef Poniatowski travels toward the Ukraine as Petty Diet opens under the new constitution amid bells.
In Europe in flux Spain, France, Germany, and Portugal loom large as revolts and political reshuffles unfold. Count Fre rro Da Bianca’s banishment signals upheaval. Count o Aranpa steps in under royal party influence. France reports ministerial resignations and a failed Paris fire plot. Germany’s emperor reportedly died not by poison, but via a burst vessel from an excessive stimulant. Governmental confusion grows as details remain unclear.
Yesterday at St James's Palace the Duchess of York hosted a drawing room attended by nobility and distinguished foreigners. Afterward the Duke of Richmann, Mr. Pitt, and Lord Campden were presented in the private chamber, then withdrew. several duchesses and ladies were presented in the same dresses as previously to the Duchess of York.
In the House of Lords the Wenprespav Raboulds Divorce Bill, Larkin s Divorce Bill, and committees on several private bills are noted. In the House of Commons committees of supply and ways and means, the paper-stainer s petition, loan bill, and wine licence bill are listed for consideration.
The article surveys political frictions over Rose and the ADMI NISTRATION with no decisive proof. It notes international moves including a Russian Baltic fleet and Swedish alliance, a German army reform, and a Morocan victory report. Local items cover bridge building efforts at Rochford and Whitcomb's Ford, and a fatal fire in Craven Street with a shipwreck near Herd Sand.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a legal filing where a demurrer is challenged and equity considerations may influence pleadings. It mentions courts, duties, and possible adjustments if any pleading portion supports equitable relief.
The Carmarthen petitioners urge immediate abolition of the Slave Trade to Parliament, praising Britain’s liberty and urging measures against the traffic. London reports note city unrest over Cheapside lottery crowds, while diversions of violence close to Covent Garden and Hyde Street leave several injured.
The fragmentary text hints at a London theatre or theatrical listing with names and notices. It mentions a French Office establishment, Bank Bodies and Gentleme, and various stage names and ships, plus a death notice, all within a garbled historical newspaper fragment. PMID
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