Laws of marriage and a high court ruling on a prize ship
The document outlines marriage prohibitions and proceedings including publication requirements and parental opposition rights. It then reports on a High Court of Admiralty sitting regarding L'Etrusco, an Imperial East- Indiaman, captured by the Brilliant at Ostend and brought to the Thames. Captains and legal counsel dispute admissibility of evidence before adjournment for further argument.
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L’etrusce
Barraazar Geerar
L’etrusco
China
Europe
Hastings
Ostend
Battuazar Geord
Newnau
James Marriot
Oober
New French Matrimonial Code Outlines Marriage Rules
A historical excerpt presents a new French matrimonial code detailing marriage as a civil contract under law. It sets ages at fifteen for men and thirteen for women, requires parental consent for minors, and outlines a family council procedure if parents are defunct or interdicted. The document covers property, dowry, registration, and rules for divorce, inheritance, and support obligations.
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Canton
Ann Hendel
Poland Diet Orator Reflects On May 3 1791 Succession
In Grodno on August 10 the speaker defends his past conduct and questions those who criticise his reign. He recalls Russia's role, the Radom and Bar confederations, and the 1791 continuation of the throne by election as supported by Polish and Lithuanian Diets. He laments endless debates draining funds while warning of looming dangers in the.state.
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Germany
Poland
Augustus
Diet of Convocation
Fa&s
Confederation of
Radom
Russia
Rusha
Confederation of Bar
Bar
Diet
Electror
Saxony
Palatinates
Volhymia
Elector of
Lithuania
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Grodno