Imperial Proceedings and Markets Summary
Domestic intelligence covers parliamentary moves to erase Mr Fox from Privy Councillor lists, Ireland accounts, a law report, Royal Academy notes on Peery Duel, ship news, markets and races, stocks and miscellanies. Foreign intelligence reports Bernadotte’s Vienna proclamation, a fruitless attack on the isleet, and a U S president message on Franco‑American transactions.
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Mr. Fox
Privy Councillors
Ireland
Law Report
Royal Academy
Peery
Bernadotte
Vienna
Isleet
Marcou
United States
France
Royal London Scene and Naval Actions Report
London reports a royal drawing room with the Queen, Princesses, and nobles amid a bustling London scene. Intelligence from Portsmouth details a French attack on Maroa, seven gunboats sunk, and British defenders driven off, with Strachan’s squadron intact.
Parliamentary Intelligence House of Commons May 10 1796
Debates on Boddingtons Divorce bill third reading passed. Committee of the whole House to consider Salt duties Tea duties and commerce measures. Yeomanry billet plan approved. Corn losses inquiry debated with mixed views on government indemnity before next steps. Slave Carrying Bill clauses debated. deputies limited. House adjourned.
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Pitt
Portrait reviews from the Royal Academy No 91
The Countess of Clare portrait by Hopriea is praised for its vivid color and artificial glamour, though the scene clashes with the subject. Major O'Shea portrait by M A Suze earns acclaim for its bold yet balanced composition, strong horse rendering, and thorough finishing from background to figure, signaling a promising career.
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Countess of Clare
Hopriea
Ixeness
Grasvenor Square
Major O'Shea
Cork Legion
M. A. Suze
Shee
Porter
Mr. Shee
Court circles and theatre crowds fill Drury-Lane Theatre
The Earl of Mansmero took his seat in the House of Peers on Wednesday. The Duke of Clarence has offered to defend the country. C C Western M P raises an armed association. Kutxy clears over 500 guineas by his benefit. A large financial and fashionable audience attended Drury-Lane Theatre. The Turkist Plenipo visited Mrs Martyr's house. receipts reached about 450 pounds with 450 in cash at doors. Lord Moran attends Maidstone trials. Madame Rose is indisposed and may return to the Continent. The Castle Spectre drew full audiences as before. Mrs Jonpan praised. A boy four or five fell into the Clyde near Old Bridge, Glassgow. life saved by Surgeon Arcusano Youne and a grateful Humane Society rewarded helpers. The Society urges public support for its benevolent work.
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Erszageth
Avcusta
Prince of Orance
Baron Nolken
Stephen Corel
Pomerania
Williams
Loughree Siers
Charlotte Villers
Wrottgaly
Lady Wrottesly
Powis
Lilford
Earl Mansfield
William Beechey
Ralph Abercrombie
Treapt
Sidney Smith
Duke of Pontiano
Buckingham House
Duke of York
Marquis Conswartisana
Sir William Fawcett
Great
George-street
Westminster
Portsmouth
Ax Dlutk
Maroa
Havre
Richard Strachan
Admiralty
England
l’Orient
Hamburgh
Bersaporre
Bloomsbury
Lon Crancerton
Bedford Square
Barbadoes
St. Kitt’s
Lord Cramestier
House of Lords
D&c
Brussels
HirriesseRo
Earl of Mansmero
House of Peers
Duke of Clarence
C. C. Western
M. P
Kutxy
Drury-Jane
Arcussano Youne
The
Humane Society
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Lord Sheffield
Burdon
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Curtis
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