Report on Benjamin Flower Commit’ in House of Lords
In the Lords Fatnat and acaim presented the secret committee report. Mr Flower printer of the Cambridge Intelligencer was brought to the bar by the mace and, after being heard in exculpation, was ordered committed to Newgate for six months and fined one thousand pounds. The chamber adjourned to Monday.
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House OF Lords
Fatnat
Mar Acaim
Get
Bragge
Lords
Benjamin Flower
Cambridge Intelligencer
I?atsu
Flower
Mr. Flower
Lord Grenville
Lord Iroiland
Lord Kenyon
Newgate
Public Accounts and Bills in the House of Commons
On Friday May 3 public accounts were laid before the House. petitions against the Wet Docks Bill were presented. several bills received first readings or passed committees, including the Exchequer Bills and East India Ware house Bill. Debate on the Slave Carrying Bill featured a proposed clause on deck height. no division occurred as the House adjourned with reports to be received Monday.
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House of Commons
Fridway
House
Lord Hawk Foury
Penitentiary Houses B.il
Zferaton
Gasteigze
Col. Gascoigne
Private Letters Describe Allied Move Against France
May 4 report from London cites Hamburgh letters noting Russian and Turkish fleets with transports seen from Icona en route to drive France from the Ecclesiastical States and Neapolitan territories. Claims include Prussian and coalition shifts, a Petersburgh agent ordered to leave then allowed to stay, 600 tranoverians to seize Cuxhaven, Embden oats export ban, and cavalry needs at Prussia.
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Hamburgh
Mesie
Icona
Corfu
Royal Levee at James's Palace and court notices
Yesterday noon a sparse Levee at James's Palace saw few nobles present. The Earl of Dat-Housig was introduced by the Marquis of Hustrey, with Lt Col Gomer. The Recorder of London reported convicts sentenced to death in February, but the matter was postponed to next Friday. The Duke of Poytrayp and H. Steacey attended, then Windsor. The Duke of Kent built a villa near the King’s House. Brest expedition discussed with the Minister of Marine stressing quick labor as decisive.
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Oh James’s Palace
Earl of
Dat- Housig
Marquis of
Hustrey
Gomer
London
Duke of Kent
Kent
King’ S House
Woichester
Brest
Thes Port
Cadiz
Ireland
Toul
Pages From Campo Formio News Parcels and Arrivals
Reports from Parisa and Switzerland detail prisoners Eigkenbrock and Vander Moers arriving from Paris. The article notes celebrations in Italy, debates on National Guard organization, Austrian and Russian troop movements, and the Campo Formio treaty articles outlining borders, indemnities, and postwar arrangements among France the German Empire and related states.
Plymouth News On French Fleet Doings And Channel Movements
Plymouth reports a French fleet still moored then unmoored at single anchor after dawn. The Pellona joins the Humber from Hamoaze. Sir Alan Gardner to join eight ships of the line off Brest with Royal Sovereign and Queen Charlotte, Mermaid Beaulieu and Amiable sail, Blonde departs for Ireland. Rumors of Mont Barra and a major French defeat circulate from Boulogne arrivals.
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Hamoaze
Ireland
Alan Gandner
Royal Sovereign
Plymouth
Cawfand Bay
Brest
Avan
al Fo
Channel Fleet
Mermaid
Beaulieu
Blonde
Irelnd
Court hears Lord Thanet's petition amid O'Connor case
Lord Thanet reads a long defense to the court after remarks from the judges and officers. He testifies he attended the Maidstone trial under subpoena and claims no warrant against Mr O'Connor was known to him. He describes the tumult, injury to bystanders, and asserts he acted in self defense and without collusion to rescue O'Connor.
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Gutians
Cate
Lord Thanet
Bil
Fergusson
Maidstone
Dailus
O’conner
Dallas
Plummer
O'Connror
O’connor
Justice Buller
O'Voigsey
O'Connor
Gunter Browne
O'Connee
Thanet
Proclamation to Lombardy Civil Rights Restored
General Kray offers to restore Lombards’ civil and religious rights and shield them from French cruelty. Lord Eoiw to depart on embassy to Constantinople next week. Report misinformed about prepared parsing as House of Commons gallery cleared. Canal breach at Warwick near Birmingham floods meadow and park area. wall breached by upthrust water and debris.
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Kray
Lombardy
E.oiw
Constantinople
House of Commons
Bathfields
Suerivan
C. Dunpas
Part
F. Burpett
Shexipan
Earl Fiell
Lord Cuancsivor
Bolton Floure
Duke of Northumberland
Northumberland House
Ropert Watts
St. Helen’s
Sion College
Clements
Warwick Canal
Taylor
Berdeiley
Birmingham
Jovatta
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Pie
Eigkenbrock
Vander Moers
Paris
Vander Hoeve
Erckenbrock
Revolutionary Party
General National Guard
Sardinia
Naples
Switzerland
ScuarrHauser
Savariz
Hungary
Vrewna
Pawrowwna
Campo Formio
Dohentia
Rhine
Elow Basle
Nette
Andrenach
Manheim
Mentz
Bruck
Schenkcherade
Porly
Herpen
Ludersdorf
Plantenheim
Marmagen
Coll
Germlund
Roer
Helmach
Nideagen
Duren
Juliers
Linnig
Hoffern
Kylendalen
Papelernod
Lutersforit
Rocenberg
Haversloe
Anderscheid
Kaldekichen
Wampach
Herminen
Grosberg
Venica
Honinguen
Holland
French Republic
Moselle
Rhene
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Meuse
Venlop
Falken Ftsin
Hall
Landburg
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Saltzburgh
Inn
Salza
Nerol
Clofiot
German Empire
Nassau
Halland
Barzvian
Pruffia
Luis
Prufia
Cisalping
Ligurian Republic
la Niguiana
Vuscany
Parma
Modena
Meinz
Treves
Cologne
Wurtenberg
Teck
Taaden
Deux Ponts
Hesse
Casfel
Darmstadt
Nassau Saarbruck
Salm-Korburg
Lowenstein- Wertheim
Wied- Rundill
Count de Leyen
Germany
Ehrentreitstein
Pliltipscure
Manteim
Konigstein
Ulm
Ingolstace
Vendemiaire
Brona PaartTe
Maquis de Gatto
Louis Count Corsazrt
Count Mier Fretot
Count Degelmann
Ship News
Portsmouth
Dover
Boulogne
Mont. Barra
Lask
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