Debate on Yellow Colour patent Bill and Militia Salaries
In the House of Lords and Commons discussions the Yellow Colour patent Bill faced amendments and potential postponement to the next session. A committee reviewed sheriff salaries and the judges’ allowances. the Warehousing East India Bill report was agreed. a War Office committee set pay allowances for militia subalterns in peacetime. The session adjourned to Monday.
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Fleet reports confirm wind drove British vessels off Cadiz bay
London May 25 reports from French papers confirm our fleet was driven from Cadiz by the winds. Lord Keith with 13 sail of the line passed the Straits into the Bay of Tetuan on the African coast, but is said to have resumed station before Cadiz. Five other ships remained at Gibraltar, where the Earl of St Vincent was also present.
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Royal Levee at St James and London parade plans
The King held a levee at St James's Palace amid thin attendance. Letters from Downing Street describe plans for a June royal birthday event with volunteer corps in Hyde Park under General Officers to maintain order. The Duke of York prepares to govern Halifax and the East India voyage continues. An accident at St James's Crown drawing room disrupted a carriage procession.
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Ship News Rumors of Privateer Prizes and Stranded Vessels
Reports from Deal and Portsmouth detail French privateer captures and prize arrivals. The Martha and Ann from Lyon to Eorth stranded near Kentith. several ships carried into port, including Le Fox and Atlas prize brig, as winds and tides hindered recovery. Distress and crew losses feared aboard a collier brig. coastal observers note mutiple vessels grounded near Spit 5.
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Execution and grim murder at New Prison Dublin
Dublin May 20 three men or two men and a body about 14 years executed publicly after a Court Martial for murder and robbery near Swords. Evidence showed cruel acts including roasting the victim alive. Lancashire Fusiliers landed at Dunleary and marched. a transport carrying three more companies was lost in a storm with fears for its crew.
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The Assassination at RasraptT Sparks Political Angst
A fragmentary colonial-era text critiques opposition papers and public reaction to an assassination, noting rival defenses and moral posturing. It questions truth amid political strife, cites Jean Desey’s escape account, and mentions Irish Union dissension, naval movements near Cadiz, and troop movements to Ireland. A highway robbery involving Miss Grosvenor is also noted.
Pizarro at the Theatre Draws Large Local Audience
A lively performance of Pizarro last night attracted a large audience. The review praises Korzenye's Death of Roila, Suzanpans' staging, and the blend of tragedy with music, while critiquing Mrs Sippons and Mrs Joupan for overreaching in roles.
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Sweetpay
Korzesug
Pizerre
Bella
Otter
Korzesve
Rela
Batce
Sueripan
Play of Pizarro Repeats at Drury Lane With Alterations
The Play of Pizarro was repeated at Drury Lane on Saturday night, with necessary alterations that improved the general effect. The drama remains highly interesting and likely to hold lasting appeal. An accident to Mrs Jorvans on stage prevented her from speaking the Epilogue, and Mr Kematé apologized for the incident.
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Kerry
Pizarro
Drury Jane
Annual Turf Meeting at Bibury Proposed by Gentlemen
Gentlemen of the Turf plan an annual Bibury meeting at Lord Sherpoane's. Only Jockey Club members may ride or supervise horses. Sir Hanny Vane Tempes and Mr. Cooxsom joined the club. A match is arranged. Hambletonian ridden by Mr. Deime versus Diamond ridden by Lord Sacklington for guineas, with betting to follow.
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