Appointment and promotions amid royal notices and garrison reports
The London Gazette records the King appointing Alexander Shaw as Lieutenant Governor of Manila in place of Colonel Richard Dawson. It lists naval and marine promotions including William Henry Duke of Clarence to Rear Admiral of the Blue and several officers advancing to Lieutenant Colonel and Major in various regiments. A far broader item reports tremors and building damage from an earthquake at Orvan, with casualties and ongoing defense actions, alongside numerous commissions for Army officers and surrender notices across London and Manchester targets.
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William Henry Duke of Clarence
Unclear historical notice of goods and names
Fragmentary OCR text listing names and items such as glatif icates and a cabinet maker from Wapping. The legible elements include references to a December 28 deadline and individuals like Righard Farraet and Edward Lowe. Overall details are too incomplete to identify a clear event or outcome.
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Edward Lowe
Lord Limscellor Entrance Marks House Session
At 3:30 the Lord Limscellor visited the House, prayers said, Lord Carceret spoke. Three petitions concerning Arpeal were presented, read, and laid on the table. The session adjourned to Monday.
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Limscellor
Carceret
Debate on 24,000 Seamen Establishment in House of Commons
Members discuss the 24,000 seamen peace establishment and current foreign policy. Mr Fox argues against hasty approval without ministerial justification while Mr Pitt and the Chancellor of the Exchequer stress temporary wartime needs. Debates cover finances, future plans, and related papers.
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Iarge
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Armaments Plan to Reimburse Late War Expenses
Mr. Pitt gave notice that on Wednesday he would lay before the House, in a Committee of Wars and Means, his plan for reimbursing the expenses of the late Armaments. Adjourned.
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Attack on M. de la Fayette Dominates Discourse
Foreign dispatch notes the Thursday uproar over an attack on M. de la Fayette by eight assassins last Tuesday. The public debate centers on loyalty to the figure who sacrificed private gain for public welfare, while metropolitan quiet remains unsettled by aristocratic and democratic tensions.
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M. de la Fayette
Upper Alsace Protectants not belonging to the nation
The National Assembly debated the Upper Alsace question and declared that the Protectants establishments in the province do not belong to the nation. The petition from Macon residents seeking relief from Loire flood distress was deferred to the Committee of Finances.
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Proposals on Ministers of Worship Salaries Considered
In January 1791 the Committee represented to the Assembly the need to address ministers of worship salaries. Many proposals were proposed and adopted after several petitions and reports, though none of consequence emerged.
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M. Chafley
Brussels Crisis Amid Austrian Advances and Belgian Loyalists
Reports describe Vander Noot influenced factions in Brussels as Austrian forces press Namur and Meuse regions. General Schoenfeld sketched treachery accusations, Major Koehler new commander, and Belgian troops retreat to Louvain. Madame Pineau departs, Van der Noot poised to escape to Antwerp citadel, while Congress marks Austrian incursions and guard actions around Mons, Louvain, and Tournay.
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King receives Order of the Black Bage and military dispatches
Dispatches reveal Count Luzy reporting that Vizier informed Poemkin and garrisons were placed in fortresses at Himaid and Kitis with twelve thousand men. General Mollendorf will stay at Konigsberg with the camp equipment.
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