Debates on Peace Terms and War Policy in Parliament
The discussion centers on terms of peace with the enemy, the unity of the day, and the balance between constitutional order and war measures. Speakers examine whether recent laws preserved tranquility, the scope of negotiations since the war began, and the role of economic and naval strength in supporting Allies, with emphasis on the durability of peace and Britain's strategic position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Gentienan
Ceilor
Teave
Pitt
Europe
Subje
France
Great Britain
West Indies
Germany
Voyage of the Cumberland to Dartmouth and Militia Review
Reports from Dartmouth dated the 4th note a French squadron of nine ships of the line with three 3-deckers and six 74-gun ships landing 1500 men at Bulls Bay and 2000 at Portigal Cove as preparations to attack St John. The article also details royal processions to Buckingham, theQueen and Princesses observing from St James's, and political commentary on Prussia and Paris diplomacy surrounding the King’s Speech and Parliament opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Watson
Dartmouth
Newfoundland
West Riding of York
Duke of NorFozx
Wimbledon Common
Kew
Buckingham
St. James’s Palate
Duke of Clarence
Earl of Harrington
Gold Szick
Earl of Aytistoro
Sir James
House of Peers
St. James’s
Directéx
Mr. Tammany
Berlin
Prussia
Paris
Ofenfrur
Russia
London
Ship News from Surinam and English Ports
A long dispatch reports Capt Rozanson of the Eliza leaped from Surinam to Amsterdam and that the garrison may side with the English. Plymouth and Portsmouth arrivals include the Fortune the Spitfire and the Argus. privateers off the Lizard captured six vessels. Royal fleet movements under Admiral Gardner. a French privateer cutter seized near the Lizard. an American vessel’s captain held as a suspected spy awaiting Duke of Portland’s orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Flanders
Italy
Banx
Zift Inft
Anrauam Newsano
Stock Exchange
Banik
Lord Earousy
Arlington-street
Youne
Overyffel
Plymouth
Swarfield
Thomas Hurcanus
Seven Oaks
Rozanson
Eliza
Surinam
Amssterdam
Portsmouth
Flora
Fortune
Woolpaince
Scilly
Downs
Argus
Niels Hamberg
Yaden
Suri-~ Nath
Gottenburgh
Lizard
Asbrigg
Mount’s
P.mthis
Profilsinlliot Coureur
Ang
Lamb
Thomas
Elilis
Mary
Eagle
West Indies
Irelands
Royal Sovereign
Gardner
Brest
Falmouth
Jean Wak‘ren
Ware
Cherburg
Fae
Deal
Lively
Farnstall
Waterford
Mars
Bates
Liverpool
Savage
Ville-de- Paris
Lowestoffe
Andromache
Piloté
Bellona
River
Aftive
Limerick
Hand Johnson
Bartholomewy
Richard“Fern
Married at St Mildreds Bread Street
An adult couple wed at St Mildreds Bread Street on Sunday. The groom is Samuel Hancock of Bread Street Hill. The bride is Sarah Hamerton, daughter of Charles Hamerton Esquire of Read Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mildred’s
Bread-Cireet
Samuel Hancock
Bread-street-hill
Hamerton
Charles Hamerton
Read-Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
England
Fox
Evening Mail
Postscript
Srac
Ship News
Bagh
James Fordyce
Monkwell-fireer
ST En
J. Walter
Secane
Bracuesiass
Rosmupie
Saran
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