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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 07, 1798

Page

2

Royal breakfast and royal progress amid war news

London dispatches note a breakfast at Frogmore Lodge for the Royal Family on the monarchs birthday. The Duchess of York left for Oatlands, the King visited town, and a Chelsea Hospital board met. A French press crackdown, naval incidents, and recent trials accompany details of political tensions and a fire disaster with casualties.

Frogmore Lodge Duchess of York de Bunter Egham Oatlands Admiralty Office Sir Sydney Smith Sydney Havre Wonuny Drethu Wolvey Paris United States Pruckney France Montpelier Guzary Legation London Great Britain West India America Raffad Wezel Westphalia TaLtreyranp Perrcorp Thomas Brarp Henry Hastings Crozier Cruixshanks Sharpe Slaines Soane Bow Ftreet Hales

Alliance rumor ties Berlin London and Petersburg in fringe of war

A Vienna report notes Austrian troops moving from Upper Tyrol toward Swabia while couriers shuttle between Berlin, London, and Petersburgh. Baron Tingut and a foreign ambassador meet often as rumors of a fivepower alliance including Denmark and Sweden circulate, pledging mutual defense against new aggrandizement.

Infpruck Upper Tyrol Swabia Vienna Berlin London Petersburgh Denxmark Sweden

Parliamentary Intelligencer on Lords and Southwark associations

The House of Commons debates the Swiss Property Bill and other measures. Mr Pitt outlines plans to tighten trade protection and coinage control. Lord Onslow faces criticism over delaying a local volunteer association in Southwark. Tierney denounces interference and advocates reform. Dundas defends executive power and Lord Lieutenants authority in approving or refusing militia plans.

House of Commons Tursday Lords St. Sepulchre Protection OF Trade Pitt Order of Council Southwark Hampstead Lord Onflow Mr. Tierney Lord Onslow Blackman-street London-bridge Secretary of State St. George’s Barras France Friends of Parliamentary Reform England Burt Onslow Surry Dundas Hime Felf Gentleeman

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