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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 12, 1787

Page

2

News From Egypt Reports Rebel Beys Defeated Near Girey

From Pera near Constantinople dated March 24 arrives Conner from Egypt with news of a bloody battle near Girey in Upper Egypt. The army of the rebel Beys was completely defeated by Captain Padhan. Three Beys were captured and beheaded to terrorize their accomplices.

Pera Constantinople Conner Egypt Girey Upper Padhan

Debates on Indian finances and LICENCES in Parliament

In a May Commons session a Committee of Supply voted 13,600 for relief to war affected Floridan properties. a Committee of Ways and Means set to raise 5,590,000 by exchequer bill loans and proposed an annual licence duty on spirit licences with stepped increases by rent. Dundas opened the Indian Budget, calculating debts and surpluses, while Pitt and others debated Bengal, Madras, and Bombay finances amid calls for reform and concerns over depopulation and revenue.

House of Commons Monnay Fair Florida Spain Benjamin Hammet Pitt Dundas Lord Cornwallis India Bengal Madras Bombay Francis China R. H. Gentleman R. Burke Mr. Dundas Asia Territorial Revenue

Barrenness Prophesied If Tygers Royal Inhabits Nation

Major Scote argued that Benares territory alone yielded the Company fourteen million years of bullion over ten years, exhausting this source and prompting fears of cash shortages. He warned bullion would need sending from England to fund China investments as the first motion and the rest carried.

Major Scote Benares England

Royal Writs and Parliament News from London

London dispatch reports the King's approval of William Cockell to Serjeant at Law and George Wolf named Danish consul in London. Prince of Wales seen at the opera. Pitt meets the Prince at Carlton House amid debates on establishing finances. Norwich election result confirmed. Shop tax figures listed. Marlborough buys Gunnersbury House for 16500. Inquests note a poor death amid wealth. Marriages and deaths listed with various notices.

Whitehall Wim. Cockell Gray’s Inn Denmark London Gazette Prince of Wales Alderman Newnham Farmers-General of France Pitt Carlton-house Phelips Norwich Henry Hobart Scotland Westminster Bath Bristol Gunnersbury House Amelia Duke of Marlborough St. James’s Street Lord G. G Walter Smythe Hyde Park King’s Bench Newgate Ashurst Thomas Pye Bennet Royal Navy Mary Pye Sir Thomas Pye Peregrine Bingham Redclive Bucks Amey Bowles Mr. Bowles Shaftesbury H. Wilton Glocester Fryer Caleford Clayhanger Somerset Hugh Fowler Clatworthy Mills Davey Atcombe James Gent Devizes Mills Hargraves Cornhill Plymouth Peter Symons Richard CoHingdon Yeovil Frederick St. John Viscount Baxxruets Kennet Dixon William Walter Viney Mincinglane Henry Holroyd Greenwich Hoop Bender William Peacock Barrow Suffolk John Constantine Settle York Shire Shoreditch Middlesex Victualler Chapman Charles Hendrie Leach- Jade Glocestershire William Chipchase Chester-le-street Durham Daniel Winwood Halesowen Shropshire John Harris Worcester William Kirk Lambeth Surrey Harry Morgan Tenby White Lion Broadstreet Thomas Akerman Sbrathceath Mercer Swan Inn Cheltenhal John Wingate Huntinford Mills

Petition for aid after Chew Magna farmer's fire loss

A Chew Magna parish petition describes James Collins of Denny Farm losing house and most belongings in a fire on April 28. The family of twelve seeks charitable help with losses over two hundred pounds as curates and churchwardens certify the facts and call for donations through listed Bath and Bristol outlets and local principals.

J Anes Collins Denny Farm Chew Magna Somerset Sheweth Taylor Francis Veale Churchwardens James Leman Richard Stokes Bath Somersetshire Bath City Cruttwell William Abraham Bathwick Old Bank Exchange Powell's Thomas-street Oliver Orchard Street Bristol Alford Swan Inn Wells Robert Wright East Harptree Peter Cox Wrington Herbert Bedminster Richard Summers George Jamis E. Chancellor Bristol Bridge Bridge-street Hightreet Worth Jacks Winter

Parish Sale Notice in Lieu of Tithe Details

Parish advertises sale terms and conditions with solicitors Osroanex and Stacer of Bristol for further particulars and a view of the premises at Penant.

Bristol

Foreign Affairs notes on England Portugal treaty progress

Friday and Saturday posts report Portugal and England nearing the Commercial Treaty with forward movement. The English government plans to reduce duties on Portuguese wines, aiming for equal footing with European rivals, while France is deemed likely to lead in white wine supplies due to proximity and access.

Liston Portugal England Europe France

Impeachment Debate Supports Hastings Defense in Commons

A second reading of the Hastings impeachment report prompts Lord Hood and MPs to argue for mercy and legality. Hastings defenders cite past actions in Bengal and Oude as justified amid alleged abuses, while opponents press for accountability to uphold constitutional integrity. The house debates article basis and postponement, with Fox signaling next phase and an adjournment on the first article.

House of Commons Wepwnespay Mayo Lord Hood Rose Hattings Ald. Wilkes John Macpherson Hastings Benares Oade Scotland Courtenay Lord Rodney West Indies Mr. Wilkes Jack Cade Wat Tyler Mr. Hastings Ald. Townsend Or. N. Smyth Kingdom of Bengal Oude Pitt Major Scott Fox Lords

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