Royal Observances Mark General Fast in London
London observers reported a day of General Fast with decorous conduct. Their Majesties and the Princess Extravety attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal the sermon given by Rev Dr Strachey. The Sword of State was borne by the Duke of Roxburgh before the King. The Lord Bishop of Oxford preached before the House of Peers at Westminster Abbey. The Speaker and about thirty Members attended Divine Service at St John’s Westminster with the St Margaret’s and St John’s Association led by Lord Belgrave. The day included arrivals from Dublin and discussion of measures to suppress the rebellion and ongoing Union inquiries affecting commerce and foreign affairs amid Bonaparte’s actions and British political commentary.
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Princess Extravety
Chapel Royal
Strachey
Duke of Roxavacs
Oxford
House of Peers
Westminster
St. John’s Church
St Margaret’s
St. John’s Association
Lord Belgrave
Dublin
House of Commons
Union
Iil
Veland, Co
Lisbon
Paris
Madrid
Vertiga
Bonaparte
England
France
Syria
Egypt
Grey Vin le
Tesief
Willliam
Sminton
Lisniburgis
Bodie
Vanpyck
Gevers
Aly. Vanpyek
Te Nymphe
Tourdeaux
Great Britain
Mauritius
Bourdeaus
D' Razer
Plymouth
Lafond Ladebat
Barbe Marbots
Bret
Guiana
Boxapante
Cannot
Ponarakre
Tay Lon
Zaylor
Anis
Letter to a Vendean on French Peace and Bonaparte
A long asserted critique attributed to FALLEYRAND discusses whether France provoked the war, if the current government adheres to past principles, and if Bonaparte can secure peace. The letter praises Bonaparte’s consistency, argues for sincere peace, and urges Britain to accept moderate terms to avoid bloodshed and humiliation.
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Lord Guesville
Paris
Falleyrand
France
Flas
Bonavarre Furnith
Bonapante
Bonaparte
Europe
Boxarants
Republic
Duchess of Newcasus dodges high society rivalries
A reflective satire notes the Duchess of Newcasus avoids rivaling the fashionable set, urging domestic happiness over sensational gossip. It contrasts Paris Opera marked balls and Bosphorus intrigue with calls for virtue, referencing French journals and social curiosities while poking at nobility etymology and Dutch tavern use.
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Newcasus
Bowargerte
Guétaves UL
Paris
Cunnin
Fomé
Humepent
Ireland
Jean Debry
Nreson
Hague
Prince of Onavge
Murder and execution in Ireland on week notes
In Cork County a man named Mancin 32 was executed at Randalltown by Court Martial. In a separate incident, Alexander Mollison steward to Lord Canin, was murdered between Kilcomanon and Cahir by assailants from Sunbank. a pistol shot entered his back and he died soon after on the high road.
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Cork
Mancin
Aget Ee Podor Lusrn
Randalltown
Arrest of Archer near Ballymena and Galgorm bog
An extracted letter from Ballymena dated March 6 reports Archer’s capture by Fay Fencibles Ballymena Yeomanry and Portalenone Cavalry after a gunpowder trick failed. Archer received bayonet wounds but survived, destined for trial amid claims he slain Mr Love and met his brother. A parallel account from March 5 confirms pursuit and hiding in Galgorm Park bog.
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Ballymena
Ahaghill
Archer
Galgorm Park
Parliamentary Intelligence in House of Lords Adjourns
The House of Lords on Thursday March 13 moved Bills through their stages and then adjourned.
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House of Lords
Thersday
House of Commons March Debates on Copper Prices and Corn Bill
In the House of Commons at Trourzspay on March 13, petitions against the Wapping Wet Docks Bill were laid on the table. Discussions covered high copper prices, a Poor Relief Bill, and the Starc Prohibition Bill passing third reading. Remarks honored Rev. Arthur Onslow and Westminster Volunteers. The Bank Loan Bill third reading was postponed to Wednesday. A coal export inquiry was proposed, and the Corn Bounty Bill committee debated bounties and corn quality from Archangel, the Baltic, the Mediterranean, and America.
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House OF Commons
Trourzspay
Tarleton
Lord Gwedir
Treasury
Wm. Lemon
Privy Council
Shaw Lefevre
Arthur Onslow
D.D
Finch
St. John’s, Westminter
St. John’s Church
The
Westminster
Long
Hobhowse
Lizrney
Wallace Fain
Britain
Great
Mediterranean
America
Baltic
Hawkesbury
Baltic Corn Bounty Debate Shapes Import Policy
Debate on extending corn bounties to Baltic ports and America centers on preventing losses for Baltic importers and speculators. Lord Hawkesbury, Mr Wilberforce, and Mr Bragge argue about applying provisions to Baltic imports and guaranteeing indemnity, with the House adjourning after agreeing to a Committee of Supply for import encouragement.
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America
Baltic
Haakesbury
Mediterranean
Jeffery
Lord Hawkebury
Wilberforge
Cory
Bragge
Lord Hawkesbury
Gentilessen
Filberforce
Thu
Puléeicy
France Turmoil and Far-Reaching Regime Edicts Report
A French scene of violence and political upheaval described from Marseille to Tonnerre. Jealousy murder and rival attack occur after a ball while masked threats target authorities. Lively crowd actions in Tonnerre include bill posting and theft amid rising unrest. Reports detail exile plots,集 disarmament efforts, and new Brune proclamations regulating arms and domiciliary visits.
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Marseilles
Tonnerre
France
Holland
Vialzbourg
Metz
Augsbourg
Corps of Condé
Petersburgh
Paul
Naples
Paris
Lannes
Brune
Vannes
Brune Js
Rennes
Mle and Vilaine
Franice
England
Salis
Reverea
Bachenauns
Charles Lameth
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London
Lord Grenville
Belfast
Marcu
Parliamentary Intelligence
Conifessee
Cotpsn
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