Petition Delays and King's Speech At St James's
Historical notes describe waiting for the address to be received by his Majesty and the monarch’s gracious signification to receive the address on a Saturday. Petitions from General M’Leod about undue returns for Milburne Port and Guildford were ordered for consideration on December 15 and 16. The King's Speech was considered and a Supply motion referred to a committee of the whole House on Monday. The House then proceeded to St James's with the Address.
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Lone
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Decxinsox
Grevite
St. James’s
Canterbury
London
Gloucester
St. David’s
Bathurst
Chatham
Kinnoul
Stamford
Scarborough
House of Lords
Earl Fitzwilliam
Europe
Madrid
Capture of the Phoenix privateer by the Sylph off the Lizard
From Borlase Warren’s letters a British squadron in pursuit of a French privateer near the Lizard captures the Phoenix of 4 guns and 32 men after a four hour chase. The Sylph, under Captain White, reports three more prizes taken in a six day cruise off Cherbourg.
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England
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Joan C. Warre
Royal Court Hints and Crown News From Windsor to Bath
Monday updates describe King hunting with harriers and stag hounds, a cabinet audience at St James's, and the Queen and Princesses returning to Windsor. The Address to the King is presented, with amendments debated in the Lords, plus notices of races, appointments, a fatality abroad, and a murder case in Canterbury.
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Marceau Dies After Wounding In Rhine Campaign
The last intelligence from the army of the Sambre and the Meuse reports Austrian advances and planned attacks behind the Sieg and at Duffel. General Marceau was wounded September 19 and died two days later at twenty seven. He is buried at the entrenched camp of Coblenz. Jurdan is Paris bound to command the army of the North. Moreau retreats through Franconia after a Munich check. Political changes include Mangoury named Minister to the United States. Fougueux and Vaugny ships arrived at l Orient but revolted when offered mandate. Sweden’s envoy declares treaty with Russia and Stockholm.
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England
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Directory
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Brusells
Sieg
Cologne
Hundruck
War News From Europe Amid Negotiations For Peace
The Directory reports no new requisition after considering losses and victories on the Sambre and Meuse and Rhine fronts. A British envoy may negotiate peace. Moreau leads 30,050 men in Franconia. Austrian actions near the Sieg yield captured prisoners. Papal talks continue with Florence amid tensions, while global battles and royal threats ripple through Europe and the Caribbean.
Fall of Collor a Heréois and Cayenne Turmoil
October 6 reports the demise of Collor a Heréois at Cayenne after a violent illness. His failed bid for dictatorial power triggered a prison dungeon, while accomplice Germain’s Vendôme assassination attempt is noted. The Council of Five Hundred approves a 25 million metal fund to cover arrears for years four and five, first quarter.
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Cayenne
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Vendomie
Bournonville
Council of Five_Hundred
Camus
War talk and French troops suffer in Italy report
October dispatch notes a brewing declaration of war with Sweden. French minister Perchel and secretary Marivaux ordered to quit Stockholm. Italian front hospitals at Piacenza Milan Lodi Verona filled. 4000 sick and 117 dead on August 23 within eleven hours. Army of the Rhine and Meuse leaders foresee a renewed offensive and await fresh laurels as ancient will returns to signal battle and victory. Feuille dy F.
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Piacenza
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