Debate on East India Charter and import rights
Members clash over renewing the East India Charter and extending private trade rights. Ministers face questions on influencing the China trade, India ownership, and the sale of imports to out ports amid calls for broader public consideration and adjournment.
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Meinert
Bervadts
Socot Art
Neighburhood
Kennet
Ndia Company
Cinu
Afrir
Handegmae
Tembar
Lord Bucking
Prn
Leshen
Roy
India
England
Tey
France
Clve
Jndia
Calcutta
Lord Cornwallis
Peasite of
Noli
Hindostan
Séfe
Abe
Notia
Sadia
Kepner Surta
Haney
Die Ricvy
Cratasrany
Rigay
Ae A
Hyuproxe
Fon
London
Huon Iicurs
Home
Hiar
Aume
Bombay
Bengal
Duartes Guawraid
Mr. Hume
Ile
Mgr. C. Grant
China
Atpus
Emlia
Suias
Shipping Interest meeting adjournment set for Tuesday 19th
The record notes a discussion over adjournment timing tied to a Shipping Interest meeting to be held next week on the subject. Ginalty agreed to move the session to Tuesday the 19th.
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Way
Ginalty
Admonition of the Morning Chronicle on naval policy
A critic rails at the Morning Chronicle for inconsistency and misrepresentation in naval debates. He mocks claims about frigate crew sizes and capacity, cites the paper’s supposed “facts,” and argues Admiralty needs better attention to ship manning and force strength.
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Trizates
Morning Chronicle
Avignon
Moraine Chronicle
Admiralty
Chronicle
Ida Vifeley
Corning
Ancedo
Prines
ReGen
England
Tha
Hovratia
Geek
Horatia