Inclosure and canal bills read in parliament amid debates
The Thursday session included readings for the American Inclosure Bill and canal bills for Poole, Dunwhitten, Knutsford, and Topsham. Debates touched on Warwick Aberdeen, Scarborough Tobago port, and Game Laws with second readings scheduled for April 18. The stock market and naval news followed, with reports of troop movements and peace speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole Canal
Dunwhitten
Knutsford Roads
Topsham
Warwick
Aberdeen
Warwick and Braunston
London
Scarborough
Tobago
His Majesty
Falmouth March News of Naval Movements and Retreats
In a busy maritime bulletin from Falmouth, Sir John Warren’s squadron arrived off the port and retook a French privateer, the Faux Peur, a Guineaman named the Agreeable, and a brig the Nancy. The Artois pursued a French corvette yesterday. expect action to continue. Admiral Paxne to hoist flag aboard the Fame and proceed to the West Indies with a fleet, while transports prepare for potential East Indies and Batavia service. The brig Nymph was captured and retaken by the Albicore. The Trident refits at Hamoaze, and Admiral Christian’s fleet sails with troops for the West Indies aboard the Invincible and companions. Various ships arrive, sail, or prepare for duty at Plymouth, Portsmouth, Deal, and Dover, with reports of troop movements, captures, and weather notes.
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West Indies
Gibraltar
Admiralt Crers- Tran
Brunswick
Wwe
Sheernes
Guadaloupe
Martinique
Rand
Ranisport
Breft
Falmouth
Sir John
Asgail
Creistia
Cogywatuis
St. James’s Palace
Countess of Harcourt
C. Bruce
Princess of
Prince of Waxes
Prince Exwest
Duke of Gloucester
Sophia
Sr.Alard
C. Duncomas
Ann ‘Dicey
A.C. Marxiam
York
Earl Howe
Lord Braypport
Sir C. Mitteneer
Queen
Europe
France
Portsmouth
Rochefort
Edward Pardew
Trinidad
Bocas Fince
Lisbon
Phaeton
Romney
Latona
Star
Martinicé
America
Barbadoes
Col. Stewart
Phillips
Lieut
Robson
Fortescué
Granow
Messrs
Donaldson
Alerton
Bayley
Williams
Milne
Delaney
Hogg
D. Fabrick Maden
Mr. Maden
Count Beanstort
GrovuveLye
la Vendee
Chouans
Freron
Lyons
Reverehon' and
Carteaux
John Waaren
Agreeable
Nancy
Artois
Plymouth
Millen
Rogens
Wesk Indies
Batavia
Carnatic
Cawfand
Paxne
Grampus
Leander
Nymph
Teignmouth
Figuera
Spain
Exeter
Mloop Albicore
Winthorp
Trident
Ossorne
Hamoaze
Portsmouths
Spithead
Christian
Invincible
la Promipe
Albicore
la Bonne Citoyen
Isle
B. S.E
Commons Session Notes on Indemnity Bills and Committees
Postscript outlines business in the House of Commons including second readings for indemnity bills and discussions of committees. Mentions Sinclair’s General Inclosure Bill, Me Report, and attendance bill, with references to figures like Salt, Gommieners, and Sir Joan Sinclair within the division.
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House of “Commons
Ccarborough
Scort and Miller
Mermaid News From Grenada and East Indies Dispatch
From on board the Mermaid a report reaches Grenada of Concord a French frigate at St Lucia four hours away armed with 54 24 pounders. Rear Admiral Pete will hoist flag on Carnatic in Plymouth with Gram fin s to the West Indies. Notes: Bank dividends, stock prices, and various marriages and obituaries are mentioned in a dense, mixed-article block.
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Connwalwis
Jamgiay
Concord
St. Lucia
Pete
Carnatic
Plynouth
West-Indies
Wyatt
William ‘Chambers
Board of Works
Navy
Bank
Long Ann
India
Frith
Storace the Italian violinist and composer
Storace, son of Stephen Storace of Italy, rose as a child prodigy in music. He studied in Italy, then Bath and London, performing demanding violin parts and strings, and later joined Drury Lane with limited originality outside his quartets and finales. He married the daughter of Mr.iall the engraver and had children, dying March 15, 1796, from a stomach gout complication. His career drew patrons but his melodic airs pleased yet did not always fit Poetry. The Drury Lane proprietors faced difficulty replacing Storace in the musical line.
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Stepagn
Storace
Stephen Sorace
Italy
John
Sy-Le-Bonne Gardens
Epping
Mary-le-bonne
Tartiniz
Giardini
C. Storace
Concervatori
Musical College
Thaly
Bath
London
Mri
Iall
Kingdom
Otis
Drury
Lane
Drs-Arnold
Shield
Birth of Lady Mary Murray's infant announced
A fragment from a Sunday issue reports the arrival of Lady Mary Murray's child. Details are sparse, with a focus on the birth and family note appearing in the society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Murray
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