Eatre performances and shop notices in Lyceum and London
An eclectic page lists R Dibles newest entertainment at the Lyceum with repeated shows of recitation songs and plots under Lord Chamberlain authority. It also advertises books by Alexander Baring and Christopher Anstey publications, a Blackwell estate sale, and extensive fashion and goods notices from Newtons and Phemon’s ware houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.dibdin
Lygeum
Ghutories
Exeter-street
Lyceum
C. Chapple
Pa Mall
Baring
Davishee Price
Great Britain
America
Alexander Baring
M. P
J. M. Richardson
Cornhill
Royal Exchagnes
J. Ridgway
Picadilly
Way
Christopher Anstey
Pab
Chris““Topuer Anstey
Thytiis Sonyjoun. Anstey
T.,cadell
W. Davies
Strand
Ty Wilt
Cwhee Hall
Black Well
Pegr Bacington
Durham
Arden
Axdial
Feechold
Blackwell Hall
Fees
Hosaya
Stanston-house
Lowndes and
Lambert
Red Lion
London
Orta Mra
W. Johnston
Dartington
Phomas
Mortie
Temple-bar
Abui
Walworth
Newton's
Leicester-square
A. Baring
Mr. Rose
Hou
Timaney
Terrath
Malden House of Commons Proceedings and Motions
The Malden Committee report the setting member was elected and the petition not frivolous. The Dutch property detained and condemned as Droits from 1800 to 1804 was distinguished for gross amount. The Bill for the chequers is read a second time and to be committed Monday. Post Office accounts for government express fees ordered printed. The Adjudication Podemmity Bill passes committee and is to be received on Niaslas.
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Malden
Taylor
Sir C. Poll
Trelatd
Holyhead
Mrr
Ponsonny
Niaslas
Lord Sidmouth
Iawkesbury
Denmark
Admiralty
Appeal
Lord Suffolk
Lord Hawkesbury
Lord Stumontay
Huskinson
Alderman Consettelis
London
Liverpool
Mandto
Counncil
Buot Giron
Vewsin
America
Debate on Cotton Duties and Danish Ships in Lords
In the Lords the Cotton Exportation Prohibition Bill and related measures were discussed. Lord Lauderdale pressed objections to Orders in Council affecting America Sweden and Sardinia trade while Lord Sidmouth pursued Danish ship captures and the value of seizures. Military policy split over limited versus universal service with peers urged blending systems. the debate ended with the third reading to be scheduled for tomorrow.
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House OF Lords
Commons
Lord Lauderdale
America
Sweden
Sardinia
Lord Bathurst
Nust
Sidmoutie
Army of Reserve
Morr
Hortano
Duke of Gloucester
Parliament Debates on Peace Petitions and Exchequer Bills
In the Commons a petition from Manchester demands relief from wartime distress and urges government action. A Prohibition Bill faces third reading, with debate on trade and revenue measures tied to ports and exports.
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RTE
Gold An. Ham
Francis Hobler
Mansion House
William Jones
Stoke
J. Bo Cole
Barbicans
Lanley
Tun Tivern
St. James's Market
Mfleet-Street
Rene Aboitey
Beagie
Baba
Cetiday
Roe
Hushisson
Bob
Portugal
House OF Commons
Imperial Parliament
Lord Borengdon
India
Europe
King
Danvery
Grosvienor
France
Aiden
Fisaeiae
Tate
Joan Newse
Treasury
Wybener
Bank BS
Eimmetts
Banks
W. Dundas
Bankes
Evi R
Nanair
Deere
Stanley
Manchester
T&e
Coronel Stanley
Exchre
Herbert
J. Newpagy
Vansitrant
Pomsonsy
Wiff Higrens
N. Vansitrant
Efi
Forstgty
Newrang
A. Wrelegeys
Sting
Kate
Raly
Ile