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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 19, 1793

Page

3

Government and Company negotiate India surplus treaty

The debate covers how a yearly surplus should be paid to His Majesty's Exchequer, objections by India Stock proprietors, and the risk of government borrowing funds. Directors urge negotiating with Mr Dundas to resolve suspicions, with a motion to empower the Court of Directors to continue negotiations carried unanimously. The session runs from noon to five.

Henchman Baring Eason Dundas Mr. Pitt India Stock Godison East India Company House of Commons Twining Princeps Committee of Correspondence Court of Directors Do-Empower

Royal Sermons and War Reflections at St James's Chapel

In London on April 20 General Fost and the royal party attended services at St James's Chapel. A sermon by Rev Dr Sturges drew from Isaiah, while another sermon, before the House of Commons, denounced wars as motives of princes and depicted the carnage caused by conflict, urging humility and religion.

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Sugar price and surrender notices in the London Gazette

The London Gazette lists the average sugar price per hundredweight for the week ending April 7 1723 and details numerous surrender dates for various trades and towns including Liverpool Manchester and Birmingham with corresponding attornies and surrender venues at Guildhall Globe tavern Bull's-head and other inns. It also notes May 28 dividends for named merchants and certifies forthcoming grants before May 7.

Great Britain John Thompson Guildhall Attorne Bull’s-head Manchester Duckworth and Dennett Susanna Salmon Curtain-read Shoreditch Brewer Brown Little Friday-street John Power Birmingham Mercers Dragon-inn Walsall Staffordshire Marklew Waltall Joseph Hill Worcester Mercer Hoppole-inn Morgan George Thomas Holgate Pearmarhh Su Flex Farmer the George Rye Sussex Attornes Newéefile Strand Hoffer Shawe New Bridgestreet William Adey Pinkett Furnival’s Inn James Catton Dean-street Soho Painter Burdon Copthall-court Throgmorton-street John Palmer Seaton Rutland Ram-inn Northampton Hodgton Allen John Charles Demay John Carter Page Green-street Leicester-felds White-hart-tavern Kigston-upon-Hull Attornies Furnival’s-isn Henry Willis Huxham Devonshire Star-inn Exeter Fairbank Ely-pisce Henry von Dem Busch Arnold Breckman Liverpool Globe Tavern John-street Ellames Edward Cobby Brighthelmstone Atterney Tourle Bartlet Holborn William Woodcock Ss. Martin’s-lann Middlesex Pumber

Mutiny Plot Tied to Prince Edward Regimen in Canada

Shipping news reports Braipee Water East Indiaman safety off Dover and Brunswick East Indiaman sighted near 0 40 18 W. The article details a Canada mutiny plot against Prince Edward, believed linked to changes in uniform and pay stoppages. A letter from Vermont describes a conspiracy to kill the Prince, to be carried out with a fire near his quarters and a squad of conspirators fleeing to New England via Arnold's road. General Clarke intervened, arrest orders issued, and the Counts left Canada before outcome. Also notes Grimsby election void and upcoming by election on Wednesday next with Hagerson and North elected unopposed.

India House Dover Bridgewater Canton Brunswick East Indiaman Washington Downs Prince Epward Canada Bennington Vermont Prince Edward 7Th Regiment of Foot New-England Clarke Selec&t Committee House of Commons Grimsby Cateen Jon Hagerson Duarty North Danton Repube la Halle Waret Petion Guaelet Roth of March Dumourier Marseilles Revolutionary Tribunal Keberfierre Rogal Prince Royal Brittot Guadet Verzniaux Genfoane France Paris Robertpierre Briffot Vergniaux Commune Champagne Commission of 21 Robertspierre Robértpierre Eve Dumeur'er Dumoutier Chapagne Belgia Committee of Safety Monge Minister of Marine Dalhgret Department of the North Valenciennes

National Convention Debates on Traitors and Counterrevolution

Petion denounces internal enemies and demands action against Dumourier and traitors. Danton, Robespierre, Vergniaud and others clash as petitions from the Section des Halles inflame the Assembly. Debates unfold on accusations, post office administration, and counterrevolutionary prosecutions amid calls for decisive measures and potential trials.

Petion Section Des Halles France Dumourier Prusian Despot Champagne Belgia Liege Bezud Bournonville Roland

Paris Decrees Hospitality for Liege Archives Arrival

The Paris Municipality decreed hospitality for Liege archives and a Sunday fete to celebrate their arrival at the House of the Commune. A guard reduction to housekeepers only and three livres daily for volunteers were ordered. The Revolutionary Tribunal began trial of M Blancheland, former governor of St Domingo, amid expectations of condemnation.

Paris Liege National Convention Nicholas Coe Crenadier Ritter St. Martin M. Blancheland St. Domingo

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