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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 11, 1796

Page

4

LORDS HEAR PUREDAY MOTION ON CONSTITUTIONAL VIOLATION

The Lords were urged to summon for a second Reading a Bill raised by Earl Albemarle amid allegations of constitutional breach. A Moor some case in Parliament featured testimony on adultery, damages, and ecclesiastical verdicts, with details from witnesses including a post-chaise boy and inn staff. The debate touched on French diplomacy, the Directory, and calls for peace versus war, criticizing the Directory’s stance and the new Constitution as a political instrument.

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House of Commons Inclosure Bills and Expiring Laws

The House of Commons on Tuesday April 17 reported and ingressed several Inclosure Bills. The Twyford and Barnwood Bills advanced while Grimsby Harbour and others were reported and committed. Debates covered lingering laws and proposed committees to inventory expiring statutes and inspect foreign import questions.

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Publican's Pewter Pots Bill Debated in Commons Second Reading

Evening Mail notes business in the House of Commons with the second reading of the Publican's Pewter Pots Bill. A committee will examine the propriety of importing Molaffes in neutral ships, amid ongoing debate on trade measures.

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Price of Stocks This Day at One O Clock

The text reports stock prices with entries for Contels and Navy bonds, noting figures such as 66 x-4th 1-half Ditto for the Acc and 67 Navy 7-8ths, reflecting a formal and period-appropriate financial record. It also contains extended commentary criticizing a government reply to a ministerial inquiry and questioning the pacific intent and tone of the cabinet.

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Military and Trade News from the Atlantic and Port Cities

Reports from London and Cork describe naval appointments and movements as Rear Admirals Harvey and Priné arrive for duties in the Barbados station and Duncan's actions in the North Seas. Jamaica convoy reports improve, bread prices fall in consequence of Lord Mayor counsel, and stock and wheat markets show mixed activity amid ongoing naval warfare. Maritime notices cover privateers, ship captures near the Lizard, and arrivals at Cork and Plymouth with broader fleet movements toward the Cape and Corsica.

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Disaster Aftermath and Colonial Defence Efforts

An extrait from the St. Vincent Gazette notes the swift colonial response to a disaster near Cob Warie. The Committee of Expenditure and Defence offered bounties to volunteers, with Lt. Col. H. Harvey and officers leading 300 volunteers and more troops raised to defend the colony. Major J. Jackson formed a reputable corps, militia joined the dragoons, and Major S. Sharpa aided the Rock. The General mobilized all resources, inspecting parts and forming a cohesive force that restored safety and British prestige within days.

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Fragmentary Naval Dispatch Recounts Caribbean Action

A garbled report describes a naval squadron moving toward safety in the Channel after engagements with Dutch ships. Commodore and Admiral Kingmill push to ready forces, while prize money and ship returns stir spirits as crews anticipate four to five days before decisive moves.

Kingmill Otheggs

Visitation and Highland Gentry Connections Noted in Yaraduz Events

The Hereditary Princess of Oxanee visited Sir Ricwarp aboard the Mélampus in Yarmouth Roads on Sunday, with Mayor and Mayoress receiving Sir Richard and officers. Reports mention emigres near Hamburgh, noble marriages, and political candidacies including Lord Hervey for St Edmund's Borough and Warren for Cork. Governor Hobgoans elected Bank Deputy Governor. O'Neil sentenced to death in Edinburgh Tolbooth.

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Grain market report shows mixed arrivals and price declines

Moderate English wheat supply met by large foreign arrivals causing a price drop. Rye and barley dull with limited sales and cheaper oats. Suffolk barley and fine samples sold higher early, but overall market shows ample stock, prices for wheat 48s to 56s, malt and oats trading weak.

Gostto Suffolk

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