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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 19, 1797

Page

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Vast Militia Movements and Local Enrolment Debates

The notice outlines militia movements across Sussex with unit deployments to Shoreham and Lever Hill near Battle, detailing enrolment suspensions and calls for deputy magistrates to enforce the act. It also discusses cattle and sheep stock improvements, lambing forecasts, and commentary praising the society guiding agricultural welfare, noting South Down flocks and expected lamb yields.

Cetta Richmond Beichthelmiege Westinoeland Shoreham Sussex Lever Hill Gloucester Bletchingtom Weymouth Tewill Persoris

French Generosity Toward America Stirred Debates in Parliament

The discussion includes notes from Mr Averie French Minister in America and a defense of French conduct. It compares alleged French cruelty to American and British actions, arguing the French nation bears responsibility for past transgressions and questioning Adet's charges of ingratitude and generosity.

Averie America Beter Porcupie Adéf Ader Chais Polts Bay of Fumlay Hele Tates Generis Siglang Weitiigs Enghithmen Americane@senticives Doktor France Philadelphiy Furion Fark Mary Brody Braddell Ticonderago Ofivego Adel Britain United States Congréss Tade Pendenice Adet

Debate on Treasury Bills and paper credit in Commons

Major presented Ways and Means report urging fiscal measures to relieve public credit. Mr Cartwright warned that proposed Treasury Bills at 4 percent with legal tender could distort credit, risking a collapse seen in hostile models abroad. ministers adjourned debate to Saturday.

House OF Commons Committee of Ways and Means Cartady Public Credit Onn Govert Pary Treasury Fim Guinea France America Biglard

Review of Eastern militia drill and calf rearing proposal

The Eastern division of the Supplementary militia near Bath was reviewed by the Earl of Cork. They performed evolutions with high precision. A patriotic advocate urged calf rearing with bean meal to counter cattle scarcity and high butter prices, noting two cows that never tasted milk show calves can thrive on milk substitute.

Bath Earl of Cork Somersetthire

Lad Aged 13 Anxious To Die In Rope Or Hangman Tragedy

A fragmentary report from Reading describes a 13 or 14 year old servant of Mr Jacquis in Caversham who attempted to hang himself by tying a cord to a nail in a walk. The plan failed when the nail gave way, leaving the youth discovered still alive. Authorities and doctors note the disturbing motive and potential psychological distress.

Jacquis Caverfram Ross Henares Tifele

Arrival of Chapman armed ship with French prisoners aboard

Plymouth reports Chapman bringing seven transports evacuated from Portsmouth with 2200 French prisoners to Lynny land for confinement. several other transports expected to move the rest to the same place. Also notes privateer action, ships aboard, and mutiny at Haflar Hospital.

Plymouth Chapman Portsmouth Lynny Mill Hooxer France Dedalus L.batt

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