Cavalry Barracks Oats Hay and Straw Accounts Considered
In the House a motion on cavalry quarters ledgers was moved with accounts to be made up. Mrs Rye said oats hay and straw for cavalry in quarters were bought by innkeepers and no price quantity return to government. The motion was carried. The House then considered corn importation and bounty resolutions on Indian corn maize and rice. Debates questioned effects on West Indies and subsistence. resolutions approved and an instruction issued to the committee on the bounty bill. Adjourned.
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Grey
J . Mé Robson
Maine
Mr. Bragge
Ae Nicholls
West Indies
War rumors swirl as European fronts stay quiet at Sevneville
London reports late night Paris gossip on negotiations at Lureville and possible resumption of hostilities. It notes General Morgay left Paris the 18th, the Avranches envoy and Cogentzer’s calm at Sevneville, plus French funds and supplies, with no independent confirmation of events.
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Lureville
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Ceosentzeit
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Spain
Seville
Cadiz
Portmouth departure and theatre scene presage
Yesterday morning The Ktye hunted with his harriers while Lord LavixGoon prepared to sail for the West Indies aboard the Andromeda. Lord Neusow and family visited Drury Lane to view Pizarro as the Royal box audience roared, and Lady Neeson fainted before help restored her. The Egypt situation remains critical with Turkish resistance and British influence, while French disturbances and priestly resettlement policies dominate dispatches from Paris and Cadiz.
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Portmouth
West Indies
Andromeda
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Drury-lane
Pizarro
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Syria
Wight Jong
Africa
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Plymouth
Plenipotentiaries Interchange Amid Paris Notes
From Paris papers reporting Luneville dispatches on November 12. Plenipotentiaries exchanged credentials in favorable conditions. General Clarke planned and Cobentzel hosted a commemorative toast for the 18th Brumaire. Extraordinary courier Lefevre de Richtembourg carried dispatches to Vienna as talks continued.
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M. de Cobentzel
M. de Cobentzél
Viera
M. Lefevre de Richtembourg
Count de Cobehtel
Fragments of a Royal Highness voyage and shipwreck report
Fragmented OCR describes a royal voyage near Yarmouth with the mainland Continent, a collision near Mount Wife, a ship lying on her beam ends, crew actions during tide, stores salvaged, and efforts to ready a vessel for service amid mentions of Commodore and other officers. details are garbled with inconsistent names and terms.
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Royal Highnes
Onans
Mount
Thomas Posley
Malia
Merre Colic
Theo Ceed
Richardsen
Cipal
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