Contents and Notices From The Day's Express
Domestic intelligence outlines parliamentary proceedings with debate on Mr Tierney and Lord Onslow. Reports cover treatment of French prisoners and further consideration of the neutral question. Law reports and Ireland accounts are included along with poetry and miscellanies. Foreign intelligence notes Bernadotte's departure for Vienna and further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiermey
Lord Onfow
Ireland
Shiys
Mutinies and royal excursions grip London in March
London reports a royal outing to Kew and Buckingham Palace events while a West Indies mutiny led to executions at Saint Domingue. Salt dealers seek price limits amid new duties as aldermen set fixed rates. Fire devastates tradesmen yards near Westminster and Brighton pavilion. A Perth circuit verdict convicts rioters, and diversions include ship losses to privateers and London governance notices.
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King’s ‘Arms
Palace-yard
Westmeinsters Essex
Swan
Stratford
Kent
Greenwich
Alderman Hartey
Alderman Walcut
Dammxono Surtn
Pedler
Prince's Pavilion
Brighton
Gainess
Kingford
Brite
Philip's
Admiralty Letters Detail Capture and Naval Movements
May 8 report from the Admiralty recaps Captain Halsted's Phenix returning with the Le Brave privateer, and notes the retaking of Thetis. It also includes Rear Admiral Harvey's notice of captured privateers Le Hardy and Le Hazard near Bermuda and Guadaloupe, plus notes on captured schooners and other naval actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Office
Halsted
Phenix
Népean
Evalves
Edngth
Charlestown
London
Hay
Marvey
Leeu Ward
Evan Nepean
Prince of Wales
Fort Rayal Bay
Martinique
Barton
le Hardy
le Hazard Schoorer
Fort Royal Bay
Air
Bam
Thomas Harvey
Nevis
le Murting
Guadaloupe
Majony
Burrowes
Parliamentary Intelligence May 8 Debate on War Measures and Local Levies
Parliament discusses a Friday committee of the whole House to consider trade protection during the war. Mr Tierney exposes delays and tensions in Southwark over militia and lord lieutenant approvals, criticizing ministerial handling of associations and provincial affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Prrr
Tierney
Gentlolwen
Fig
Southwark
Panchs
Oder
Teme
Bien
Tigraey
Lord
St. George’s
Lord Onslow
Ti Dissaulf Gqi
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Bernadotte
Vienoa
Mazcy
Augusta
Ext
Zareth
Kew
Peter Mellish
Edward Meyricke
John Dunnage
Wiliam Domvilte
Edmund Darby
Draper
Thomas Valentine Cooke
George Jackson
Felt Nialer
Miles Stringer
Merchant Taylor
James Woodbridge
Fay
Citizen
Cooper
Falmouth
Lanark
Renfrew
The
Landon Gazette
Robert Holland
Leadenhatt-strest
John Bass
Teignmouth
Devon
Bridget Haworth
Hashingden
Lancaster
Tualler
Thomas Leonard
Kingston
Woon- Hull
Samuel Fox
Farce
Mercer
Thomas Sutton
Ashford
Tate -of Cheltenham
Gcloucestessbier
Fine Tualler
the Elder
Hanover
Sue
John Peateld
Rowand Griffith
Warting
Tisworhy Harris
Beal
Coury Wood-sweet
Lane G
Job Hoyle
Washer-tane
Skircoat
Works
John Riley
Shefield
Yorkshire
Robinon
Fenchursh Street
Plather
William Overton
Walsall
Staffordshire
Benjamin Stone
Beegsty
Edward Harrison
Wiister
Erbyshire
Hes Hiffe
Hirminghar
Warwickshire
Gabriel Wirgman
Denmark Street
Su Giles
Parliamentary Intelligence
House OF Commons
Bette Cierney
Pite
Tels
England
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