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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 02, 1800

Page

3

Debate on Poor Relief Bill and Treasury Exchequer Bills

In the House of Commons the second reading and committee stage of the Bull-baiting prevention bill were noted. Debates covered parish relief powers, removal of the poor, and cottage scarcity. Lords sent amendments on the Land Tax Redemption Bill. the House adjourned with the Huddersfield Canal Bill set for further proceedings.

House OF Commons Tavatpay Afar Logg Najely’é Treasury Lord Advocate of Scotland Tie Bragge Committee of Ways and Means Rofe Ellison Simeon Pitt Fn. Pulteney John Werotterley Mr. Burton Fficourt Vansittart P.geary Columbine

Royal Drawing Room and Grand Entertainment in London

Yesterday in London the Queen hosted a Drawing-Room at St James's Palace with attendance by the Prince of Wales and numerous dignitaries. Grand entertainment followed at Earl Spencer's Admiralty house with a gathering of peers and naval officers, and a ballot at the East- India Agency saw near four hundred proprietors voting in favor of the Court of Directors resolutions dated February 7.

Prin Cees AucusTa Exiraseth Mary Phia St. James’s Palace Magesty Lord Bishopric of Chester Joan Deveras CapoGany Guards Baron Wyaprin Wirtemberg Studitgard Earl Spencer Admiralty Presons Prince of Wales Earl Campen Orp Caancetton Part Dunpas Winonau Parnx Youne Gag Ryan Mas Cotpoys Mircnen Wape- Grave W. Scorr A. Hammown Nepean East-India Agate Court of Directors

Theatregoers Welcome Congreve’s Comedy of Love

Last night the audience witnessed a witty performance of Congreve’s Comedy of Love. The theatre was filled with a loyal, patriotic crowd and the event drew a full, brilliant house with customary demonstrations of support.

Congreve

East India Shipping Arrivals and Expected Dispatches

The Regulus reports ships arriving at Bengal and others slated for England or China. Vessels include Marquis of Lansdown, William Pit, Preston, Manship, Minorca, Earl Howe, Britannia, Lord Thurlow, Sir Stephen Earshington, with Malabar and Caledonia extra-ships due to depart later in January. The Princess Charlotte is expected daily. The Lord Duncan departed Bengal September 13 and is hoped to reach St Helena soon. Other ships: True Briton Alfred Boddam Madras to China August 15. Carnotte Taunton Castle Bombay August 6 to China. Royal Charlotte Thames Cuffnells Walmer Castle Bombay to China mid- Dob er. Orpheus extra-ship at Cape of Good Hope. Princess Marty outward arrived at St Selena January 29.

St. Helena Marquis of Lansdown William Pit Preston Manship Minorca Earl Howe Britannia Lord Thurlow Stephen Earshington Bengal England Malabar Caledonia Princess Charlotte Lord Duncan Cape of Good Hope Princess Marty St. Selena

Lectures at St James Church Friday Lent praised

The Bishop of Loxpown's lectures at St James Church every Friday in Lent draw strong attendance as townsfolk seek instruction. A balance of rational recreation is urged to support good manners and national prosperity, with notes on police fashion ties and various society topics.

Loxpown St. James’s Church Knights Order of Audi Korzésve Joanna Kotzesee Jamaica Privy Council France Rexton the Nizam Hydrabad Edinburgh Campy- Bell Ropert Camrbellt 36Th Regiment of Foot Utmor

Foket Indicted for Assaulting Wife in Featherstone Street

Foket an attorney faced indictment for assaulting his wife after years of separation. The wife testified to coercive threats and an ongoing support payment that later ceased, prompting parish relief. Civil actions included defamation suits and a breach of promise case, with multiple local court notes and a fire incident in Edinburgh causing two men to seek refuge.

Foket Fuket Dennysutre Youna St Luke Folket Featherstone-street Mr. F Mr. Derbyshire Mr. Young Mr. Folket

Potatoes urged for public planting to aid the poor

Townsend recalls an old acquaintance at Lady L s route in a fashionable gathering. Mr Wittefronce suggested in the House of Commons that high potato prices may push the poor to eat more of the crop, prompting officials to promote potato cultivation on parks or waste land and rent land to plant potatoes for sale to the needy at reduced prices.

Townsend Lafely Groupe Wittegfronce House of Commons

Fragmented account of attack and murder remanded for further examination

An altercation led to a fatal stabbing as assailants forced open a room and assaulted a man with chairs and a poker. The deceased, bleeding heavily, said no papers were shown to him and declared he had been attacked without cause before being taken to hospital. Bail was offered for Lyne.

Brati Hector Efex Uther Stiines Pennyman Harley- Street Mary-le-Ayring Joseph Pearson Hodges Old Burligton Panton-street Haymarket Lord Kenyves John Smith Thomas Leonard Bell Owen Collins Surry Staines Carlos Yeomans John, Smith Robert Winter Charles Street St James’s Square St. Alban’s Street St. James’s Market Dloren Tilley Lyne Bet H

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