Parliamentary Intelligence Notice in Lords Session
Wenespayy November 23. Counsel in the Scotch Appeal Mrs Loadthign argued against George Ron and others. The cause referred to a future hearing. The Bank Restriction, the Scotch Small Notes and the Cambrick Importation Bills were brought up from the Commons, amendments agreed. The Navy Sedation and Promissory Notes Bills were brought up from the Commons and passed a first reading. Adjourned.
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HOUSE
LORDS
Inclosure Bills Debated Amid War Manifesto Concerns
The House considered the Pitted Inclosure and related bills and debated whether the Commissioners of Taxes should appear to assess the new taxes. Sir Felix Sinclair cited a French Directory Manifesto as a justification to refrain from pressuring the motion, while the Chancellor argued to resist such a pretext. Prime figures including Sir John Sinclair and Mr. Pitt weighed the implications of examining tax machinery against the enemy proclamation. the debate closed with an adjournment.
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House Or Commons
Southampton Church
Felix Sinclair
Europe
Great Britain
Hetil
Exchequer
Baronet
Tsttle
Conaniffiones
John Sinclair
Mr. Pitt
Proclamation of the Directory Angers Britain in Defense Asserted
London reacts to the Directory translation condemning French aims against Britain. The piece blasts alleged French schemes to redress grievances, asserts naval and commercial strength, warns of auxiliaries among Reformers, and calls for unity, vigilance, and sacrifices to defend the nation.
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Mall of Wedserlay
Brajesty
Lisle
England
London
Levee at St James Palace Attended by Dignitaries and Envoys
Yesterday a levee at St James's Palace began at 1:15 PM and ended 2:30 PM. Attendees included envoys from Neapolitan, Sardinian, Tiberial, Portuguese, Swedish, American, Bavarian, Danish, Canterbury, York, Cashel, plus Lord Chancellor, Mr. Pitt, the Duke of Portland, Marquis of Salisbury, and various peers and officers. Presentations included the Archbishop of Casner from Ireland and the Earl of Cong, with Admiral Gardner and Admiral Woldegrave among speakers and attendees.
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St. James’s Palace
Pombria
Westmoreland
Chatham
Spencer
Cardigan
Warhurst
Macclesfield
Bforps
London and
Ely
Ludis-—Selsey
H. Seymour
C. Somerset
Hawkesbury
Cathcart
Addmiral Waldegrave
AL Is
Egerton
Warne
Stuart
Falconer
Gordon
Maningham
York
Archbishop of
Casner
Ireland
Earl of Cong
Sig A. Gardner
Wacpr Grave
Newfoundland
Royal proclamation sets December day of general thanksgiving
A council in the Great Council Chamber led to a King signed Proclamation for a Day of General Thanksgiving on December 19. Archbishops Bishops and ministers ordered to prepare a Form of Prayer. The King plans to attend St Paul’s Cathedral and preparations are set. Lord in waiting notes no public day at St James’s until Wednesday next.
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London
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Camp Beatain
St. James's
Grenvinle
St. James’s
Paulstny
Fredericx
Freparics
Berlin
Alan Gardner
Ireland
Sir R. Curtis
Torbay
East India
Downs
Prussia
Rufatt
Rhine
Dutchy
Cleves
Vssha
Great- Britain
France
Vienna
Brabant
Low Countries
House of Austria
Adina
Akenserac
Urset
Atcack
England
Republicain Francais
Milan
Italy
Mantua
Portugal
Bevrue
Victoire de Cambettes
Charles Gallimant
Eliz. Hicdman
Bow-street
Duke of
Tabernacle Walk
Moorfields
Gallizant
Cometes
Newmansstreet
Yarmouth
Eye
Theatre Review at Covent Garden Merspe Performance
Mrs Cratororp stars as Merspe in the Covent Garden tragedy though the piece proves languid and unexciting for English stages. Mr Jonxsroxe gains from improved voice and action while Poliphontes, Mr Berrerron, and others display measured, judicious acting and restrained energy.
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Covent Garden
Jonxsroxe
Dervlas
Poliphontes
Berrerron
Royal visit and political squabbles headline early
The Duke of York visits Fine Bridge Wells to stay with the Royal Consort. the Prince of Watts arrives from Norfolk while the Princess moves to Carleton House for a fortnight. A hunt returns near Hertford bridge, and a debate erupts over Proclamation contrasts with the King's Declaration. Mentions of MPs, a court martial, and a Lincolnshire shepherd cap the column.
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Duke of York
Finebridge Wells
Prince of Watts
Mr. Coxe
Norfolk
Charlton
Carleton House
Blackwater
Winstor
Hertford Bridge
Fox
Sueripan
Messrs
Stnenarre
Grattan
Scott
Edinburgh
Burcorne
Cornet Maxwatt
Princess of Watts’s Light Dragoons
Orb
Lincolnshire
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