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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 07, 1797

Page

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Discharged gad relief and petitioners in royal aid notices

The document lists monthly report items, debtors, and cases involving 63 petitioners. It notes beneficiaries received by J Néild, Esq. Treasurer, and mentions multiple firms and addresses in London and Dublin. Cures were performed at Margate, Southampton, Bath, Bristol, Harrowgate, Dover for several titled individuals who decline public names.

Gerieves J. Néild Cheyney Walk Chelsea Sir Herries and Co James’s Streets Heaven Fleetstreets Fuller, Son,and Co Biddulph Ridge Charing-Cross Dorrien Amd Finchland Cornhill Hammersley's Pall-Mall Vere Laradou Broughton and “Co Wildipson Bolbill + and ‘Co Southwarkes Desi Cs. Ga Margate Southampton Bath Bristol Harroweate Dover Dee Craven-street Strand Faert Ivelchester Bedford Ipswich Poulery Reading Chelmsford Kingstot Upon Stafford Pot Seer Haldttone Surry Ca St. P Edmund sBury Rt Ae Finerton Anger Ilefpure Norwich Fairfax Horham Loukridge Ewig Bispareys Lord de Dunstanville R. Hecepand Geoffrey S E- Zo David Charman India Srommoeds Jno Drummond Peter Thelluffon Ven Ortien W. Weller Peper Dade T. Marek Phillips Pee Biddulph T. Dimsdale Apert Rien and Co Ichard Robinson Teceria and Co

Restorative Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup Endorsed

An array of 1796 letters extol a Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial from Dr Brodum. Advertisements claim rapid relief for nervous disorders, bilious issues, and general health, with endorsements from Exeter, Weymouth, Manchester, and Canterbury patrons.

Tor Brodum Exeter Trewman and Son Weymouth Wood Dr. Brodum J. Woop J. Gregory Brighthelmstone Library Alien North Street Brighton Bristol Hotwells St. Mary's Gate Manchester Cowproy Bowen Metralcourt Riccarp Coutwert Bath Agasthen Mitralcourts Faye Wregard Canterbury Witners Bristow Srinter Rens Chronicle Samuel Kingsfordy Spuery Pottay Albion Street Iae Strana Wardaxter Edinburgh Brown Bristei Mac Donald Saean‘Tuore Ganterburys Jeloult and Co Bacon’s Norstry Thoin Davis Cors Drelandy Newbery

Trinidad Island described as valuable for cotton and tobacco

The piece outlines Trinidads favorable climate for cotton and high quality tobacco, plus cocoa and hardwoods. It notes strategic value for Britain, potential new markets for manufactured goods, and benefits from direct trade with the Caribbean and Continent. It cites a 1785 Spanish cedula granting settlement privileges and concerns over fugitive enslaved people, with aims to boost trade and specie.

Fuinidad Boca del Dragon Paria Oronogo Leeward Trinidad Virginia Porto ‘Rico Caraccas Oronoko Comniana Madrid Antilles Spain Arenjuez Joseph Maria Chacon Souich Carraccas South America Great Britain England

Bill on Corn Importation and Bank Indemnity Debates in Commons

The House debated the Corn Importation Bill with amendments on barley export, measures to keep grain prices low, and the option to adjourn for six weeks. A Bank Indemnity Bill rider was discussed as the Bank’s power to pay debts surfaced amid wider concerns about Bank influence and an possible new Bank.

Malmesbury Todd Thasi Ith Ryde Rashleigh Cokepoke Whitbread Norfolk London Peece Piper Wilberforce Yorke Whitt Read Coke Hufsey Edeward Knatchbull Fox Phitbread Wm. Pulteney Gagette Yval Exchequer Hobhouse Bardéter Chang Cain W. Smith Maniy Therzton Pow Wyn Pulteney Rox William Bank of England W. Pulteney Wiliam Bank of Englands

Parliamentary Intelligence Friday April Private Bills Read

The Commons brought several private Bills to first reading and moved through their stages. The Bishop of Chefer and Lord Vernon took oaths, Lord Auckland spoke on orders for the summons of the Monse. The day closed after short remarks from Lord Chantelle and the House adjourned.

Commons Chefer Vernon Tool Auckland Rok A. Minor Chantelle

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