Debates Over Nootka Convention and Navigation Rights
Parliamentary debate centers on the Nootka Convention and its implications for British navigation and whale fisheries. Ministers argue gains in access and rights, while critics warn of unresolved demarcation and future disputes. The motion to adjourn is defeated as the House confirms the agreement with Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowes Co
Demarka
Nootka
Sta Piards
Spain
Faulkasd
London
Foreign intelligence and court intrigue report
A foreign intelligence note dated November 20 records His Imperial Majesty arriving from Prof. Weapts with a 50,000 ducat gift and requests to crown the Empris next at Bada. If Turkey rejects peace terms, Hungary vows continued war with men and funds. Prague reports a contagious Jewish illness killing within a day. authorities sever contact with the Jewish quarter.
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Weapts
Sohal
Dict
Empris
Prinr
Bada
Prague
Diplomatic Plea Delays Belgian Crisis Confronting Imperial Demands
A long dispatch details attempts to avert coercive treaties after Belgian demands for restoration of ancient rights. It notes mutual delays, prior declarations, and the Belgian deputies' request for time to consider terms. The reply insists negotiations failed and hints at military action depending on future clarifications.
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Bardo de Buolco
T.lished
Bulge
Tivar Gart
Attemb
Brussels
Hague
Fider
Delibera
Montmorin cites royal orders and peace talks with Britain
Paris reports M de Montmorin presented a letter to the National Assembly detailing royal orders to arm forty five ships of the line and frigates. He notes the Spain Great Britain convention and a peaceful stance, with the English ministry explaining willingness to restore peacetime footing and cease war preparations. He congratulates the king for preserving peace without harming national dignity or the alliance's advantages.
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M. de Montmorin
National
Spain
Great Britain
London
M de Montmoria
London Board of Ordnance meeting and cannon chaos
In London on Tuesday the Board of Ordnance met at the Office in Palace Yard with the Duke of Richmond present. At three o’clock the session adjourned as stores were unloaded, crates sent to Worcester rapidly, and cries rose while pieces of cannon lay scattered at the scene. Chiefs of owners at Newcastle and Sunderland are alarmed.
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Board of Ordnance
Palace Yard
Duke of Richmond
Lester
Newcaste
Sunderland
Wreck of the Alert and Local Accidents Reported
The Alert, Captain Dean, wrecked on Chapel Rocks near Hartland Point with the loss of all aboard. Lieutenant Marshal’s revenue cutter captured a smuggling vessel laden with tea and bric a brac after a melee with smugglers. A separate accident near Wymondham killed two women, Mire Becker and Mrs. Warren, when a market cart collided with a wagon in near dawn darkness.
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Fis Majesty
Alert
Dean
Africa
Wich
Kingroad
Bridol
Chapel Rocks
Baden Bay
Hartland Point
Lydd
Kent
Industry Revenue
Marshal
Ireas
Cloele
Mire Becker
Mer. Barker
Aldeburgh
Warren
Norwich
Damgatetreet
Wymondham
King Grants Surname Change and Arms to Mildmay Line
The king issues a license allowing Sir Henry Pale St John of Degmeruld and Jane his wife to adopt the surname Mildmay and to bear the Mildmay arms in compliance with Carew Harvey Mildmay’s will. The Gazette also notes royal and Russian promotions and upcoming surrender notices from London and various towns, including merchants and tradesmen listed with dates to appear at Guildhall or the Exchequer Office.
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Henry’ Pale St. Ohn
Degmeruld
Lostnsington
Slenbee
Jane
Elas Dengh
Carew Mildmay
Shawford
Southcarpton
Mildmay
Aid
Carew Harvey Midmay
Marks-Elallaferefa
Charles Greet
Paddington
Guildhall
de Yough
Srond Street
Wi Il Curtis
Strand
Cross
Nun's- Fields
Southware
Thomas Jonesy
Brittol
Bruth
Winte Hurt
Wakefield
Attornies
Mer
Phomas Taylor
Yorkfare
Mellis
Allen Furnival
London
Matthew Wiggins
Market-freet
Westminster
Brewer
Guilds
Astoney
Hayes
Tone
Cannon-row
Wettmunster
Richard Worrall
St. Geles
Draper
Gorthhall Actobey
Siwablua
Amy
Cora-ttieet
Brittul
Wohin Wefeortr
Flithing
Corwall
Rmercer
Tree
Kong's Arms Hotel
Carpev
Klackimansttreet
Farmer
Tour
Pilicey
Norwich
Arthur Zoyer
Amd
Robert Kenyon
Liverpool
Werchants,survving
Peter Holme
Oretaid
Globe Tavern
John Street
Hirminghaggé
News Street
Worcester
Jone Tae John -Gibson
Manchester
Jin
Stephen Nacus
Grean Street
Mir
Hawke Fields
Jos Vile
Jane At
George Goddard and
Wram ¢Ath
Birminshim
Copartners
Giverny
Birmangham
Alexander Seuch
Ciartes Reat
Marybone
Guildhail
Jen
Wiliam C Ker
St. Sepulchre
Jan
Oy Goa Ovat
Faward Lague
Dyers Court
Aldermanbury
Bigrchant
Avosuilu
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Mr. Smith
Prince William’ Sound
Serleon
Ifsve
Colscel Phipps
Lord Muncaster
Ryder
General Smith
Rolie
Smith
Fox
Foreign Intelligence
Iiatay
THARE
Wacvt
Paris
The
London Gazette
Whitehal
Steck Tim
Sweden
S C.eral
Barn Arinfelt
Menk
Platen
Cont Oxeritierns
Order of Se Serachim
Baron D'Igelitruem
M. de Wachtmeister
Lentan
Baron Rolamb
Baron Af Uzien
M de Liljenora
Mi. de Frac
Fornga
Count Deo
Comesander
Bivina
Beader
Kiha
Feans
Christopher Mutter
Winchester
Oroker
Frais Dale
Ab Wigdier
Berks
High Water
Bridge
Gaterdes
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