Duke of Anpouesme Tends The Mourning Court
London May 3 The Duke of Anpouesme hastened from Edinburgh after learning of the deaths of the two sons of the Duke de Sergent to console his former tutor. He arrived in London last Saturday and set out for Edinburgh with the duke to ease grief through a change of scene. The article also notes naval and political moves, including warnings to Corsican privateers and shifts in British military deployment, with U S officials quoted from March 30 1796.
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Anpouesme
de Sergent
Edinbergh
London
Edinburgh
Corsica
Barcelona
Spain
Madrid
Wats
37Th. Regiment of Foot
Poole
Gibraltar
Ricwarn
Haver
Howgywoop
Kent
Spencer Percivan
Northampton
Lord Compton
Earl of Northampton
Addressing US Treaty Documents and Executive Secrecy
The Philadelphia missive reports President Washington's stance on Congress demanding treaty instructions with Britain. He cites constitutional secrecy, executive power, and the Senate’s role in treaty advice, arguing that disclosure would threaten future negotiations and is not required for validity.
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Philadelphia
House ‘of Representatives
United States
House of Representanes
Great Britain
House of Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Brigands Driven Back in Haitian Campaign At Leogane
In Port au Prince on March 12 reports recount a two day expedition against brigands led by commanders including General Williamson and Colonel Desources. British and allied forces, totalling about 2,000, attacked posts at Leogane, Corin, Boxgueron, and Zergeau. Heavy fighting yielded 3 killed, 15 wounded for our side, with 1206 brigands killed or scattered.
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Wain1ansow
Des Sources
Mare
Se. Laurent
Opita
M. de L’epinaffe
Leogane
Corin
Boxgueron
Turgeau
Cafeleie
Clarence
Nerét
Beaufier
Williamson
Moores
Desources
Des Eganté
Colunisi
Froverats House
Motta
Ponnetierre
Tive
Mirebdalais
Leogaze
Corps of
Forbes
Eimbarkation
Parliamentary Intelligence House of Lords May 27 The Marquis of Landowner argues for reform and accountability in public spending.
In a Lords session the Marquis critiques administration for unconsented measures, calls for scrutiny of Expenditures and Extraordinary Army costs, praises the Accounts Commission report, and urges reform to reduce Crown influence. he submits motions from 1779 and 1780 and highlights the Bank of England clause and the need to audit salaries and public accounts.
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Heyse
House of Commons
Lorenzo de Dedici
Itv
Commissioners of Accounts
Blackstone
England
Jiha
Ayas
Jhi
Thane TV
London
Geo. I
Bank of England
Japatiee
Oebahas
Commissioners of Public Accounts
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States’ OF ‘America
America
Lord Geesvrtee
Port-Au-Prince
Sri Dome
Parliamentary Intelligence
House of Lords
Corporation of London
Corporation of Lynn
Court of Common Pleas
Court’of King’s Bench
State OF the Nation
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