Politics and gender in a world of war and power
Weekly remarks critique rulers who hoard wealth and lavish on luxury while sending millions to slaughter. The piece questions male aggression and mocks presumptions about feminine sensibilities, arguing true peace requires rulers to feel the cost of war and opposes cruel conquests by princes, emperors, and queens.
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Parliament committees and bills schedule notes
Monday afternoon House of Lords Committee on Cottingham Inclosure and Southwark Roads Bill. Lord Grenville to deliver a royal message on European affairs. Tuesday to Thursday Privileges Committee on Scotch Peers Election. House of Commons Committee of Supply and Ways and Means. Burke to move on Folkes Election Petition. Militia Pay, St George's Bay Company, and Half pay estimates under discussion. Ballot for election petition merits and returns to proceed. Wednesday Quebec Government Bill report consideration. Thursday Ballot for Colchester election petition merits. Friday Roman Catholic Dissenters Bill committee stage.
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Southwark
Lord Grenville
Europe
House OF Commons
Committee of Supply
Committee of Ways and Means
Burke
Folkes
St. George's Bay Company
Pitt
William Asneton Hargorp
G. A.’Selwyn
Efgrs
Joun and
RoneRrt Drummonds
Selwyn
Quebec
J Skson
Tier- Priday
House
Naval Armaments Rise as Britain Prepares for Possible War
His Majesty’s message to Parliament outlines grounds for increased naval forces against Russia. It notes a likely war, lists ships ordered into commission including Duke Formidable St George and several fireships, and details port instructions and expected high command appointments amid preparations.
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Russia
Europe
Baltic
Dantzic
Fare
Sweden
Puornix Dispatches Closed at East India House
Dispatches for the Puornix closed at the East India House on Saturday. Deliveries to the Purfer sellencers are expected to be dispatched in the evening and tomorrow. Courts acquaint our Ministers with the foreign measures likely to be pursued against Rufia.
Grattan Bill for Leather Fraud Prevention Read
Mr Grattan presented a bill amending an act from the third year of the king to prevent frauds in tanning currying leather and shoe making. Read a first time and ordered for second reading tomorrow. Sir Edward Crofton reported from the committee on a bill for planting and preserving trees and shrubs. Engrossed ordered. House adjourned.
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Grattan
Edward Crofton
Motion on bail liberty sparks lengthy debate in committee
Read a second time the Revenue Bill on Friday. Ponsonby led a motion condemning the Chief Justice for issuing a cepias against John Magee in the Daly suit, arguing illegality of excessive bail. Debate ran until Wednesday morning. Attorney General opposed, proposing to include three Kings Bench judges and aiming to defeat the resolution. Vote: 65 for amendment, 125 against. motion carried to adjourn.
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Ponsonby
Court of King’s Bench
Cepias
John Magee
Richard Daly
Cabinet Council at Whitehall and Bank loan debate
A noon Cabinet Council at the Duke of Leeds's Office, Whitehall, sat until five with all ministers. Afterward they dined with Mr Dundas at Somerset House. A minister may drop the Bank 500000 pounds bill and accept a five to six hundred thousand loan from directors without interest. Russian peace prospects hinge on Mediating Powers’ terms, while Poremkin aims to preserve conquests. Mr Sroup is elected MP for Steyning, defeating Whitbread. In France, fake metal crowns from 1789 circulate. A carriage incident near Gretna Green involved Miss Mills and Miss Clerke. pistol shown, pursuit promised. Warwick prisoners include Smith, Wainwright, Healey, Morris, Beeby, Terry, Gull, Harris. some sentenced to death. Beeman’s Washing Mills gain public favor. Beetham’s witty exchange with a noble Lord cited.
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Duke of Leeds
Whitehall
Dundas
Somerset House
Russia
Reichenbach
Poremkin
Wallachia
Moldavia
Oczakow
Black Sea
Mr. Sroup
Steyning
Whitbread
France
England
Warwick
Elizabeth Smith
Hannah Wainwright
Phoebe Healey
Thomas Smith
William Morris
George Beeby
William Terry
Richard Gull
Edward Harris
Terry
Gill
Beetham
Damme
Portsmou th Ships Commissioned and Seizure at Isle of Wight
Reports state orders issued for commissioning ships Queen Charlotte and Elephant 474 Canada Minstrious Berwick while Orion 74 guns arrives from Plymouth. Sloop Swan and Fortune sail for Chatham on a cruise. Customs at Cowes seize about 300 casks of brandy and gin at Niton Isle of Wight. Alexander Spry Escape arrive from various ports. Albemarle Britannia Matilda Adhive sail for Botany Bay and Africa. Formidable 74 guns enters service.
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Elephant
Canada
Berwick
His
Orion
Plymouth
Chatham
Niton
Isle of Wight
Cowes
Alexander
Shaw
London
Spry
Medlina
Escape
Hill
St. Helen's
Albemarle
Barrington
Britannia
Matilda
Adhive
Botany Bay
Francis
Hannah
Clark
Africa
Formidable
Court martial for stabbing seaman aboard Ferret scene
This morning a Court-martial of the Cumberland flagship’s aide tried the late Boatswain of the Ferret for maliciously stabbing the Terret Master’s Mate. The sentence awaits. The Ferret action ends with execution ordered for the stabbing. Transports Atlantic Salamander and William and Mary with convicts sail, aiming for Botany Bay and a safe Channel exit.
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Cumberland
Macbride
Ferrett
Terrett
Greenock
Portsmouth
Lord Hawkesbury
Winchelsea
Carnatic
Iphigenia
Spithead
Atlantic
Salamander
Botany Bay
Ship arrivals and departures in the Rivere and other ports
A list of ships arriving at or sailing from various British ports inclining Dublin Ostend and Corunna with crews and origins. Notable vessels include the True Briton, Ceres, Prince of Wales, and the Dutton. Winds steady. several outward-bound ships bound for Virginia Barbadoes Jamaica Newfoundland and Quebec.
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Rivere
John
Thomas
Davidson
Lifebow
Neptune
Martan
Cork
Calais
Parker
Gullingsham
Wakefield
Carter
Endeavour
Monkman
Daile
Offend
Speedwell
Smith
Raven
Cynthia
Atkins
Limerick
Friends
Brown
Guernsey
George
Godfall
Rom North Caolina
Vivian
Neath
Liverpool
Ellis
Gavin
St. Vincant’s
Ostend
Hope
Page
Iles
France
Jonson
London
Briton
Lathan
Flora
Zant
Dublin
Palmer
Prince of Wales
Peters
Fortitude
Newry
Chochrane
Burn
Spain
Corunna
N.S. de Pilar
Fano
Grenada
Ware
Merriton
Barbadoes
Triton
Woodford East Indiaman
N.N.E
Jupiter
Fullerton
Jamaica
Fame
Meggiton
Quebec
Liberty
Gardner
New York
Prosperous
Ditte
Downs
Marriages of Dorsetshire and Exeter MPs in London
On Friday J Browne esq member for Dorsetshire married Miss Baring daughter of J Baring member for Exeter. On Saturday at St George Bloomsbury Mrs John Christian of Dunkirk to Miss Charlotte Orcham 7 7
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J. Browne
Dorsetshire
Baring
J. Baring
Exeter
St. George’s
Bloomsbury
John Christian
Dunkirk
Charlotte Orcham
Deaths and obituaries noted in Warwick and Westminster
Obituary notices report the death of the Rev John Mills aged nine and the death of Henry Whitfeld in Westminster. The finance section lists bond prices and stock figures including Bank Stocks Navy Bills and various annuities with percentages and discounts.
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Batford
Oxhill
Warwick
Queen Fquare
Westminster
Henry Whitfeld
Whitfeld
Redéter
Su Margaret
Lothbury
Navy
India
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