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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 05, 1798

Page

2

Opposition to Income Tax Bill Shapes Parliament Debate

In Parliament, Sir Robert Clayton condemns the proposed income tax as a threat to private merchants and bankers, urging amendments and higher surcharges on places and pensions. The bill moves toward a second reading, while Land Tax discussions and calls for full attendance mark the session amid broader fiscal and foreign policy tensions.

Piet Robert Clayton Rose Baronet Admiralty Minster Fox Lord North Ireland America House Pitt Tierney Pits John Sinclair Zprawhit Martin

Diplomatic Mission and Health Update From New York

London reports a high official en route to Berlin on a mission amid shifting Prussia France tensions. A Privy Council member Gaenvinneg is involved as Aris Prussian plans to join a Confederate bloc. New York sees yellow fever symptoms subsiding with cold weather. no new cases recently, residents urged to return home as cold weather sets in.

Yuomas Gaenvinneg Berlin Aris Prussian M&gest Gaewvilng F Fiverpin Privy Council New York Jean Board of Health New-York Ircit

Audience, orders, and news from Buckingham Palace and Rio

Yesterday at noon their Majesties and four officers arrived at Buckingham House from Windsor. At one o'clock the King attended St James's Palace where the Prince of Orange and Son had an audience, followed by a levee full of attendees. A congratulatory address was presented by Rochestor, with several generals and captains kissing the King’s hand on promotions. Reports from Gibraltar describe a Turkish attack on the French near Cairo, with heavy casualties, though accuracy is unconfirmed. Notes on Nelson and the Nile, naval matters, and a London tax schedule follow, alongside political commentary on Mr. Fox and the Whig Club urging commitment to the Constitution.

Buckingham House Windsor St. James's Palace Prince of Orance and Son Lord Nexson Rocheser R. Apercrombis K.B E. Stuart Bute Rupspars Cumpertain and Towry Navy M Noviserstorf Petersburgh Count Worenzow Constantinople Ryper Hepmouth England Mediterranean O'Baren Drury Gibraltar Bay Gibraltar Zerwan Barbary Pacha Cairo Mail Sir John Cuare Lord Nelson Nile Wight Portssmouth Don Prince Enwaro Pir Downingftreet Prince Ernest Reading Swinley Park Coney Fiera Norfolk Virginia Cork James River Pitt RSG Fox Whig Club O'Connor O’connor Tierney Gratvas Irish Union Gaarran Maidstone McCorver

Opposition to Union Sparks Bar Yeomanry Meeting

Dublin dispatch notes a spirit against the Union among the Bar and a summons for a yeomanry parade to discuss resignations and politics. Opponents forced a countermand, while a plan for a general Bar meeting risks political conflict with Emmet and other figures described as traitors.

Complaints and Quips from Naval Writings and a Kingston Hill Robbery

The text recalls compliments from Mons and L Abbe to Admiral Nrvson regarding a fleet, mentions a distich about a celebrated writer with a lost arm, and notes an incident where Mr Sullivan and two ladies on Kingston Hill were robbed of 10 guineas a gold watch chain and a seal by two footpads.

Mons L’abbé ‘Denis Nrvson Jeff

Drury Lane Comedy Seen as 4 Era for Nature Debut

A Drury Lane performance of the comedy 4 era for Nature opened last evening, produced by Mr Cumsers Lane. The plot follows Leeward, son of Lady Truckle, choosing fidelity over gain, while Leonard sacrifices much for others. Critics found the piece defective in outlines and action, though praised some actors including Bannister and Barrymore for lively first-night work. The Rev S Weston is named as a new Residentiary Canon at St Paul’s.

Sir Tae Mazilda Leonard Clifton Matilda Iris Mills Porgs Mills Biccs

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