French Government Bills Collapse In Hamburg Credit Crisis
Journal letter from Lanceville and partners recounts massive French treasury drafts drawn on Paris and Amsterdam houses. Bills to Cadiz and Hamburg failed to be paid, protesters rising, amid loss of confidence and a sweeping credit collapse across Paris Marseilles and other ports. Authors insist government loyalty and seek remedy to restore credit and prevent further economic damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lanceville
Hamburgh
France
Marseilles
M. Lancevrie
M.lanceving
Cadiz
Banus
M.powrer
Wis
National Treasury
Amsterdam
Hainburgh
Dewink
Macnon
M.dewink
Hatburgh
Weegen
National Convention
Legislative Assembly
National ‘Treasury
M. Ponrer
DrecLerk
Macnon de
Walt
Macon la Banus
Saxony
Levant
Simon Vanahan
Decuzix
Macon la Baloue
Déwrwx
Amssterdam
M. Di¢rexk
M. Cuare Avrouche
M. Declerk
M. Magon
Declerk
M. Chapeaurouge
Magen la Balue
M. Caartavaues
Republic
J. M. Lancevine
Parliamentary Intelligence in the House of Lords
On Thursday April 7 several bills from the House of Commons were presented. Marquis Lansdowne postponed his motion for papers while Lord Lauderdale moved to lay before the House accounts of English exports and imports for 1792 to 1795 and a contract between Transport Commissioners and vessel owners for troop transport to the West Indies, drawing criticism for its cost. Lord Grenville questioned timing and prudence, and the Marquis motion was adjourned after debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
House of Conti Mons
Farrer
Jones
Lord Lauderdale
Marquis Lansdowne
West Indies
Grenville
Board of ‘Transports
Secretary of State
Parliament Bills Reported and Committees Meet
The Commons discussed multiple bills including Ramsay Drainage and Whitchurch Canal, with reports and second readings and committees ordered. Writs were issued for Boffiney, Privy Council orders reviewed, and various bills advanced or postponed as measures on roads inclosure and tax issues moved forward. A Lord's message announced court martial proceedings for Colonel Cawthorne and arrest proceedings for William Cornwallis concerning Barbadoes. Adjournment followed.
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Hatton
Ramsay
Whitchurch
Ampthill
Sherring
Boffiney
Minchin
Privy Council
Barratt
Shadwell
Aberdeen
Cartmill
Mirfield
Col
Cawthorne
Lord Stopford
Vale
Admiral Cornwallis
Pyéus
Lords of the Admiralty
William Cornwallis
Barbadoes
Parliamentary business and naval movements report
Friday morning in the House of Commons covers Orders of the Privy Council on the Scotch Game Laws Bill and Supply and Ways and Means, plus reports on the Election Attendance Bill and a Tax on Dogs resolution. The Court Martial for Admiral Cornwallis on board the Orion at Portsmouth extends as captains of warships attend. General Dunbar leads the Cape command with General Doyle second, Crate to Bombay, and Lawrie’s Dragoons 28th voyage to the Cape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Privy Council
Cornwallis
Orion
Portsmouth
Francis Dunpas
Cape
Doyie
Crate
Bombay
Robert Lawrie
Cape of Good Hope
Portssmouth
Fourteen-armed defenders plot exposed in Irish case raid
An apparent Defenders arrest story unfolds with a noted public house confrontation. Revelations recount a raid where robbers seized valuables, a failed assault on a young girl, and threats of punishment. The Armagh calendars show trials, imprisonments, and convictions linked to White Boy actions and local offenses.
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Cpt
Pate
Killester
Wis
Evein
Pamagh Assezesa
Armagh
Levery
South Cork
Sullivan
Ké'arvoath
Duke of York
EL Corine Mageer
James Mayne
Robert Beaty
Aritis
William Adgers
William Craigs
John Hatchnick
Offenge
House of Mary
Hanlon
Craig
Hatchnicks
Wilson
Madame
Tallien
Marquis‘Del Campos
Paris
Southampton
Rzcool
General Court of Merchants of England tracing to the East Indies
The Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies announces a General Court at their Leadenhall Street house on Wednesday the 26th at 11 in the forenoon to consider a proposed Bye Law prohibiting the sale of commands of ships in the service of the Company and to discuss the majority power of the Court of Directors on Ballot matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastaindia House
The
United: Company of “Merchants of
England
East Indies
Leadenhall
Ramsay
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Parliamentary Intelligence
London
S ‘Hall
M Wrper
Wenham Place
John Stables
New Ann
Navy
C. Exch
Glrith
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