London Docks Bill Debated in Parliament and Readings
The House examined the Londop Docks Bill on Merchants Flan and heard references to the Committee of Ways and Means. Reports included Marine Mutiny measures, bounties to surgeons and captains in the slave trade, and a bill for erecting Wet Docks in London. The Mutiny Bill was read a first time and ordered for a second reading. debate adjourned.
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Postscript on Dutch and British naval plans and Paris intrigue
Fragmentary postscript reports fleet preparations at the Hague and Amsterdam. It notes a new flotilla to consist of six line ships two of 69 guns and eight frigates with Dutch infantry to crew. Also mentions Admiral Winter arriving and a Paris poison plot against Napoleon with a bearer arrested. Reports a Royal Navy board meeting and debates on private cargo, ship provisioning, and future strategy.
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Unclear OCR Summary of Commission Audience Note
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a U S commission audience, a Pope acknowledgment, and a national presentation. Readable pieces reference an audience with an official, a town, and the Cisalpine republic context, but core details are garbled.
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Fragmentary Dublin dispatch on naval forces and proclamations
Unclear OCR text reports a Dublin dated notice about naval ships under Admiral and proclamations affecting baronies in Ireland. It mentions frigates, transports, and operations around Cork and Waterford, with references to Chatham and prison locales. The fragmentary source lacks coherent names or dates.
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Untitled historical note with scattered names and places
Fragmentary OCR text with multiple names and places including Dianella, Ferrett privateers, Ray, William Dent Sparkes, and references to Africa and Taeerpoal. The readable items suggest a dated, uncertain record of persons and locations without a clear events narrative.
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Sage
Africa
Ray Bees
William Dent
Sparkes
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Fragmentary OCR Notes From a 19th Century Naval Log
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions St K's gale Sspm and a frigate, plus references to a Riga arrival from a cruise and a distant Heath Alk. The text includes scattered dates like 25 RS and 28c and seems to record ships, routes, and an encounter with a failed arithmetical note, but details are incomplete.
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Unclear fragment yields brief street notation
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