Parliamentary intelligence and slave trade notices at Lords
In the House of Lords at Taraspay on May 9 Earl Cowper took the oaths and seat. Campbell's Divorce Bill evidence was heard and the bill read a second time for committee. The Duke of Clarence urged delaying the Slave Limitation Bill's second reading to hear more evidence. Lord Grenville fixed Thursday night for further proceedings as part of the day’s business.
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House of Lords
Taraspay
Earl Cowper
Campbell
Rochefer
Duke of Clarence
Lord Grenville
Earl of Derby
Zorg
Scotland
Europe
Erne
France
Royal
Prince of Wales
Arcusisnor
Canrarsurr
Yorr
Duke of
Norwich
Campen
Hoop
Boypett
Currys
Watson
Joan Anderson
Joan Eamer
Capstt
Peacaarn
Cuam- Pron
MetLisa
Cungres Moss
House of Commons Debates Pass Several Bills and Budget Notices
Members read a third time and passed the Liverpool Water Bill the Scotch Sedition Bail Bill the Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill and the West India Governors Indemnity Bill. Committees considered Small Notes and Warehousing East India Goods Bills. A Report of Secrecy Committee was debated with a motion to bring in a High Treason forfeiture bill and a repeal of attainder provisions until after the Pretender’s death.
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House OF Commons
Tuurspar
Liverpool
Committee of Secrecy
Pitt
Palmers
Br. Pitt
Eo Sp
James Marmiott
Abéer
Anne
Stuart
A&ts
Geo. NI
Lawrence
Parliament Debates Seditious Societies Bill Passage
The House debated the Seditious Societies Bill with opposition notes on security and policy. General Walpole argued against weakening security, citing strong preexisting laws and past rebellions, while Jones urged severe punishment of treason and quoted the Secret Committee report. The report was read, amendments discussed, and the bill passed as other orders were deferred.
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Fefent
Fember
Jones
Walpole
Humbert
Brest Fleet Rumors Stir the Public Mind in London Post
The Evening Mail reports unsettled chatter on Brest Fleet movements and a possible Mediterranean aim. It notes skepticism toward French journals, cites Royal family activity at St James's and Buckingham, dispatches from Admiral Lord Bridport, and ongoing British precautions including troop and regimental movements.
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Brest
Ireland
Republic
Mediterranean
France
SHIP NEWS: Plymouth May Weather and Naval Movements
Plymouth May 9 report notes the Telegraph arriving from the Admiralty with orders to act promptly in the current naval matter. The La Rebecca a French ship with four swivels and seven men captured by the Black Fos lugger is recorded. The Indefatigable frigate and Spitfire are noted as having completed a looped cruise. The Eurquice sails on a cruise as wind shifts SW.
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Hincourt
Rosen
Neddabt
Plymouth
Faa May Ag
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Maay
Grand Match at Epsom Races and Plate Details
The Epsom meet features a three mile heats race for four year olds and older with varying weights led by Mr Durand's Johnny and Mr Honeywood's Partner. In the Derby Stakes, 3 year olds contend for 0 guineas with entries including Sir F Standith's colt and Lord Beremont's bay, followed by a Plate for horses not having won since March 1 1798. Forty-fifth.
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Wepgsrbay
May
Durand
Honeywood
B. H
Fen
Sir F. Standith
Sir Peter
Horatio
Panton
Lord Beremont
Gothy
Highflyer
Mr. Wyndham
Woodpecker
Mercuy
Palmec
Caffino
Mr. Hay
Fraudulent Auction Scheme at Bow-Street Captures Gillespie
Public office at Bow-Street reports a re examination of Fame Newland linked to a mock auction near Temple-bar. Joshua Gillespie was duped into bidding 6 pounds 10 shillings for a so called silverware cafe, later seized by a constable after partial payment and misrepresentation. The magistrates commit Newland for further examination while Thomas Clarke faces a final examination for alleged assault on Bow Street officers near Hounslow.
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Newland
Bow-street
Businessiof
Joshua Gillespié
Gillespie
Temple-bar
Gilespie
Temple Coffeehouse
Temple Coffee House
Thomas Clarke
Haines
Bowd Street
Hounslow
Old Bailey Sefisas
Manslaughter Creek? Unknown. Tottenham Vigilant Robber Stopped
On Monday evening at seven, a man named Taoycaton of Tottenham Green was stopped near the Hyde Edmivatea by a robber who demanded money with threats. A gardener on a ladder at Mrs Faamegry’s property spotted the assailant, who fled without his loot.
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Taoycaton
Tottenham- ‘Green
Hyde
Edmivatea
Marriages and Deaths in Local Churches and Holborn
Notices record two marriages, one at Mary-le-toonhe Church and another at St Andrew's Holborn. Also reported is the death of Mr. Joley Jackson of Crescent Jewin Street in his seventy seventh year. The item includes publishing and contact references for the paper.
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John Osborn
Demerary
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Tulloh
John Tulloh
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Cavendish,Square
St. Andrew's Church
Holborn
Bowerhanky
Richard Bleamite
Highburyplace
Joley Jackson
Crescent
Jewin-street
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