West India Merchants Association General Meeting
The West India merchants association held a general meeting to protest a bill in Parliament aimed at preventing slave importation and regulating slavery in British colonies. They urged Parliament to maintain existing laws and warned against measures seen as infringing on colonial rights and taxation without due process. The chair was Campbell. Campbell also signed the petition to the Lords.
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West-Inder
West India
Plant Ps
Kool
Shere
Ee Nder Campbell
Sin
Hill
House of Commons
West Indies
Frapr
West - Eystem
British ‘Co
Kirknyan
Earl
Liverpool
Asury
Earl Bechurst
Colonial Department
Houw
Fed
Fuitton
M.P
Lanarkshire
London
Sander Campbell
Jeqnald
Notice to Tender for Wheat Supplies at Victualling Office
In VACTUALLINGAOFFICE March 6 1816 a tender notice invites sealed bids for English wheat five hundred seventy one pounds per bushel for the Victualling Department at Portsmouth. Bids must meet sample and delivery within one month, paid by bills with ninety day interest. bids lacking explicit price words or timely delivery will be rejected. Tender held Thursday the 14th instanter, attended by the bidder or their proxy.
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Wm.craiwford
Hazard, Byrne, and CO
Gate Royal Exchange
Ybigos
Mtoe
Aid Philosophical Instruments
Mir
King
Reat
Noa
King-street
Covent-garden
Cary
Shaese Ewe
Causeway
Liniicci
Qnearcuck
Marsfield-street
Portland-place
Brussels
Mt. Christie
Pall-mark
Ebigh and
Sotheby
Fey
I. Strand
Catherine-street
Pau
Mintory
Po i . Es Fé
Ajesty
Vietnabing
Portsnidpth
The Minority Lists Opposition Placed as Placemen
A parliamentary note denounces attempts to label Minority members as placemen. It lists numerous named figures allied with the opposition, arguing the accusation is hypocritical given the party’s own history of seeking and holding office, and condemns such insinuations as unjust and insolent.
Appointment of Richard John Hill as Sheyi a Lane of Glamorgan
From the London Gazette dated March 12 1816 the Prince Regent in Council acts to appoint Richard John Hill of Plymouth Lodge Esquire to the office of Sheyi a Lane of Glamorgan in place of Henry John Grants of Old Castle Esquire, in a formal royal substitution announced.
County Sheriff Appointments and Rising Bankrupts Notice
The document lists several appointments of sheriffs for various counties including Anglesey Montgomery Vint and others in the line of successor to Robert Bulkeley and George Los cawen. It also details numerous bankruptcy notices across England with dates in March to April and locations such as Liverpool Guildhall Manchester and London.
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Fronhaulog
John “Arthur, Lloyd
Domgay
Montgomery
Shumas Watkid Youdy
Cloghfan
John Salusbury Piezzi Salusbury
Bryn Bella
Derry
Liverpool
Cooper
George Iaw
Attornes
Wiliams
FE Chester
Staple'Inn
London
Tiolt
Godflshing
Surrey
Guildhall
King
Castle-steel
Holborn
J. Smethurst
J. Whitmore
Manchester
Deg ‘Wavern
Anpson
Amos
Saint Bartholomews
Sandwich
Kent
Catterl
Catterl Ur. Astornies, Messrs. Plummer and Son, Canterbury; and Mr. Netheraie
Essex-street
Strandal
Mayon
Stoke-Golding
Leicestershire
Bull’s Enddon
Hinckley
Astornies
Soden
Linckley
M. Hoberts
Shrewsbury
Ravenant Bill Lon
Attornies
Farrant
Clarké
Mansions House
T. Shaw
Sserton
Lancsshire
King’s Arms
Lancaster
Tipping
Paxncaster
W. Oakley
Church-street
Bermondsey
Woolstaper
Bridges
Bridges and Quilter, Sted Lion-square
E. Cruttenden
Sittingbourne
G.nelson
Jo Sex
Kaye
Freshfield
New Bank
Butchings
J. Stocks
Jamaica-row
Atternies
Fisher
Suflow
Gough-squire
Fleet-street
D, Pullen
Spread-Eagle-court
Spreadneedie-street
Bellamy
Angel-court
Gmorton-Street
R. Cooke
R. Sutton
Bardt-upon-Humpher
Lincolnshire
Kingston-upon-hull
Lesser and Sun
Bartletus Buildings
Hollorn
L. Laddwith
W. Guuch
Bury Saint Edmund’s
Suffolk
Victuallér
Queen’s Head Inn
Ipswich
Mescis Brame
Notcutt
Walker
Chancery
Chancery-lane, and Exchequer Office of ‘Picas, Lincoln’s Inn, London,w.steel
Burton-in-Kendal
Westmoreland
Ladder
King’s Artis Inn
Arcuruies
33Rdsdale
Alexander
Holme
Newtan
Baldsgin
Thompson
A. Phillips
Shilhoghby
Kirkington
Cumberland
King’s Arms Ton
Carlisle
Crennell
Steplis’s Inn
Saul
Curtiste
Ey J. Liatch
George Inn
Denison
State of the Nation Debates on Tax and Peace Establishment
In the Lords, petitions from Northumberland Somersetshire Warwick and Chippenham oppose income tax and a large peace time military establishment. The Duke of Bedford argues against vast forces at peace, urging conciliation in Ireland and tax reform while urging Parliament to probe state distress and the fiscal burden on the landed interest.
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Northumberland
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Somersetshire
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Warwick
Marquis of Lansdowne
Duke of Bedfordi
Ireland
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France
Buonaparte
Great Britain
Berinus
Srelanu
Mr. Burke
Louis XIV
Lovak
Vollinshed
Norfolk
Paola
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