Extraordinary Italian dispute and royal edicts abroad
Rome reports a violent incident near San Lorenzo where two French travelers defend a companion against a partisan attack. A pistol is fired, a fight follows, and the assailant sets a carriage and trunks ablaze. The incident influences a court case over a prior lawsuit. Other notices include royal measures in Lisbon and Antwerp, and reports of military and naval movements across Europe and America, with population statistics and a US treaty breakdown in Georgia.
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Carpentras
San Lorenzo
Rome
Orena
St. Lorenzo
Lishex
Guinea
Brague
Florence
Fan
Fauxbourgs
Eléing
Brasels
d’Everbode
Baron de Penthy de Haldenbe
Ghent
States of Brabant
General Assembly
States of Flanders
Brusels
Antwerp
Namur
van der Mersch
Beauraing
Tournay
Hainault
Brabant
Amphion Returns to Port Royal After Spanish Coast Visit
His Majesty's ship Amphion under Capt. Nichols reached Port-Royal late Thursday from the Spanish American coast. Bound for Carthagena, she could not enter that port due to Spanish jealousy. Reports say Indians have revolted in the region.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Amphion
Nichols
Port-Royal
Carthagena
Lords Receives Tax and Indemnity Bills in Commons
In London the House of Lords on Monday February 15 received the Land and Malt Tax bills from the Commons and read them first time along with the Corn Indemnity and two Naturalization bills. Counsel heard further in the Chester case. The session adjourned.
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Commons
Chester
Marine Mutiny Bill Read Third Time in Commons
House read a third time the Marine Mutiny bill and postponed its report to tomorrow. Fox gave notice to repeal the Test Act on the next Wednesday fortnight or the first open day after. A call of the House was proposed by the Chancellor and fixed for Monday March meeting and Fox's motion for Tuesday. Adjourned.
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Stamford
Northampton
Cambridge
Royston
Lynn
Exeter
Wilton
Somerset
James Bernard
W. Daw
Crocombe
Somersetshire
Quantock-hill
Bristol
Phillips
North Carolina
Goodin Ellerton
Jamaica
John Mortyn
Segroit
Denbighshire
North Wales
Richard Ingles Fortescue
Devon
Bath
Abraham Isaac Elton
Longparish
Hants
Peter Ryves Hawker
Horse-guards
Burke and Sheridan differ over French politics in Parliament
The lengthy parliamentary clash between Burke and Sheridan over the French crisis continues to draw public attention. Sheridan defends liberty and the National Assembly while showing respect for Burke, who condemns the mob and the French upheavals. both men are urged toward reconciliation. The report also notes shipping arrivals, arrivals at Kingston, and other local notices amid a broad daily update.
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Burke
Sheridan
Mr. Sheridan
France
Paris
National Assembly of
Lottery Office Boom at Hornssy and Co Cornhill
In a bustling vote of confidence Hornssy and Co report record demand as buyers rush to purchase prizes at par with no discount. The firm notes outsized interest from clubs and country customers, highlighting offers like paying 25 000 for 25 000 and 20 000 for 20 000, equating to eight shillings profit per 20 prize and a 500 pound saving on 25 000.
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Hornssy and Co
Cornhill
Alder
Abingdon
England
Had, by the Time Author The Wittory of Ireland
A three volume quarto work titled Had the Wittory of Ireland from the invasion of Henry the Second with a preliminary discourse on the ancient state of that kingdom appears bound under the likely catalog entry 12826.
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Ireland
Henry the Second
Removal and enlargement of our hospital urged
Winchester January 143 1790 adjourned Northampton February 6 1796 At a General Court led by John English Dolben governors report general approval of the hospital enlargement and removal and urge Ladies and Gentlemen to send their names to aid the undertaking to begin building in the next Spring and Summer The court adjourned to Saturday February 3.
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Accreseinne
County Hospital
Northampton
John English Dolben
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