Lords Debate Slave Limitation Bill From Late Session
Their Lordships heard Counsel and evidence on the second reading of the Slave Limitation Bill lasting until eight thirty. The Duke of Clarence urged delaying the Slave Carrying Bill for Friday to discuss the principle, while the Lord Chancellor and Lord Grenville warned delays harm shipping and mortality among slaves. After debate, orders for committing the Bill on Friday were discharged and the House adjourned.
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House of Lords
Tussay
Duke of Clarence
Lord Grenville
House of Commons May 28 Report and Bills
Parliament notes include Staggs reporting the Pilchard Exportation Bill. Harbour of Leith Improvement Bill third time passed. Shereton’s Divorce Bill committee date postponed. Lords’ Liverpool Water Bill agreed. Sunday Newspapers debate on prohibiting Sunday papers ends with moral argument and concerns for printers. Prices and races at Ascot, banking talks, and foreign fleet news accompany summaries of political and social items.
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House OF Commons
Tursday
Staggs
Harbour of Leith
Shereton
Lords
Liverpool
Thurston
Downing-street
Ascot Heath
Oporté
Lisbon
Cadiz
Barbadoes
New York
United States
St. Kitt’s
Guadaloupe
Desrorneaux
Noravich
Fagre
French Fleet Moves Toward Spanish Squadron Off Cork
A distressed American sailor reports the French fleet sails from Brest to join a Spanish squadron from Ferrol in a distant latitude. Cork assets shield the southwest coast with 700 miles of gun signals and a central force ready to strike any point.
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Cork
Cape Clear
Brest
Ferrol
Lord Beigport
Deeice
Ciscuona
Deran
Bill Read First Time Advocates Support Expected By Member
The member anticipated backing the measure after reviewing the Bill in full. The Bill was read a first time and the house adjourned to Thursday.
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Thurklay
Admiralty news and bankrupt notices from the London Gazette
Extracts describe the cutting out of the French privateer L’Aimable Therese near Folkestone by the cutter Ann under Captain Young, plus naval transfers and a list of bankrupts and dividends with names and towns, including Lewis Swansea and others.
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Srr
Downs
Ann
Folkestone
Lueger
Chace
Sam, Sir
C. R. Young
Price Aariral Lutwidze
Earl of St Vincent
Ayamonte
G. Miller
Lord Keith
Disgrace of Jean Desay and Parisian political uproar
A private report claims Jean Desey fell from favor with his employers after a miraculous escape from Hussars. Debates accuse him of treachery, disobedience, and cowardice, while factions argue about republican virtue, national dignity, and the fate of relics tied to the ditch incident. Enquiries target the Taylors and Perrugszer, with trials planned by an extraordinary commission.
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Jean Desay
Tarcerrano
Jean Depa
Bang Ae Tee Mena
Perdwin
Revestreres Lepaux
Perrywig
Coat
Taylors
Perrugszer
Fran Dedry
Pitt
Aris
Simpurcary
Paris
Alderman resigns amid London court debate over vacancy
A letter from Alderman Lusetse thanking the court and lordship precedes his resignation from the Aldermanic seat in Billinggate Ward. The Court debated accepting the resignation for an hour and a half, with the Livery of London deemed best judges. A new alderman election was set for Bakers Hall next Friday. Bread price remains unchanged. Edward Browne, sheriff nominee, appeared at court with Kreemen and denied a 15,000 pound net worth claim.
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Vesterday
Lowi
Aldermapo Lusetse
London
Lory Mayo
Billinggate
Bakers’ Hall
Epward Browne
Nomingind Sheri
la Mesur Cater
Kreemen
Common Connell
Ferom
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Evening Mail
Mr. Faras
Mr. Fantones
Dickens
Rivett
Guernsey
Wm. Norrison
Secretary of State
Dublin
Duke of Kent
Kensington Gardens
Duke of
Fynemouth
Durhany
Northumberland
The
London Gazette
Admiralty Y Office
Vice Seret Rede
J. Archer
Sackville-street
Baker
Archibald Reid
King-street
Drils
T. Culliford
C. Barrow
Strand
A. Gadd
Bristol
Brewer
T. Bevan
Portsea
Hants
R. Railton
Fielder
Manchester
Ironmongus
W. Wright
New Road
Coachmaker
S. Parlour
Norwich
Ironmonger
J. Afis
Norfolk Street
Mariner
Ee Deal
Wind E. N. E
Portsmrouth
Py. Stoop
Pymouth
Meleager
Gm Portmouth
Trinity House
Buonaparta
France
Egypt
Ples Buonararts
Syria
Rastadt
James Murray
Canterbury
Shooter's Hill
Downes
Newgate-street
Batl’s Pond
Joseph Cutter
Hyde Park
Norfolk
Lewes
Ingram
Rettingdean
Tone Pei Plags
Brighton
Hich
Edinbdurzh
Furesday
George Betha Dallaway
A.hanhay
Marix
Giedwich
Paintenay
J. Walter
Jon
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