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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 06, 1797

Page

3

Meeting of the Ware Ccus Reveals Whig Club Critique

Mr Fox presided in Mr Gacy’s absence at a Tuesday meeting amid charges against Whig Club members. Speakers attacked Pitt's taxes and Parliament attendance, urging reform while condemning ministers. notes mention Sherrpan’s extreme call to hang ministers.

Fox Ware Whig Club Mr. Fox Duke of Norfolk Wieh House of Commons Pitt Concannon Sheripanx Seceffon Gweather-Cock Plas N.B Sherrpan

Mourning for King of Prussia and royal praise mixed

The public grief over the late King of Prussia grows general though praise leans toward the Duke of York and his Consort. News from Dublin reports Lord Appacacuin guilty of libel, and Ireland's Solicitor General seeks information against Arthur O Connor. A royal hunt ends tragically as the famed deer Billy drowns after a long chase, despite efforts by Prince Ernest and Yeoman Pricker Gordon.

Prussia Duke of York George Leonarn North America Dantex Isaac Eatey America United States Dublin Collrt King’s Bench Lord Appacacu Cn Lord Cuancercor Ireland General of Ireland Arthur O’connor Billy Bagshot South-hill Park Hatchet-lane Broad Common Brick Bridge General Hodgson New Lodge Prince Ernest Gordsden

Mindia Arrival and Bombay Shipping News

Reports from the India House announce the arrival of the Blegaod from Bombay and detail ships outward and homeward bound. Several extra ships including Thetis and Cantons, with arrivals at St Helena and the Cape, are listed along with repairs and expected sailings to China. Passengers from the Begood accompany the Mary to Bengal.

Mesterday Blegaod Bombay Ellegaod Dublin Thetis Berrington Fort William Bridgewater Melville Castle Prince Frederick Edmund George Ocean James Countess Union Princes of Wales Alexander Leviathan Friendship Exeter Cape Madras Essex William Pitt Mansuip Europe Princess Royal Asta China Norsincuam Albron Canton St. Helena Minerva Cape of Good Hope Raymond Prince William Lord Walsingham Hawke Henry Arniston Woodcot Earl Spencer Ganges Mary Bengal Foreman Tarstreton Llegood

Ship News From The Bee Reports Losses At Sea And Recaptured Vessel

The Bee's report notes the retaken ship from Cork arriving at Cork and the Gateshead from Gothenburg to Newcastle sunk. The William and Henry from Cork to Jamaica was captured by a French privateer and taken to Palma. Portsmouth ships return to harbor, while the Boadicea arrives at Cawland Bay after a Westward cruise. Mutiny rumors surround Keares' crew aboard the Boadicea. A Hull brig sinks after distress signals, and storm losses include several ships stranded or wrecked near Shields Bar and Holy Island. The Pelican survived, Planter and Mary wrecked or aground, with multiple drownings and rescues, including heroic efforts by Martin Henderson who saved others before the vessel broke apart. The Apollo frigate near Stromness engaged a French 38-gun frigate, with one killed and two wounded. one wounded sailor died later, and the French ship escaped.

Portsmouth Flora Erhalion Warshor Oporto Lifton Motherbank St. Helen’s Diamond Boadicea R. G. Keares Cawland Bay Cambridge Hamoaze Hull Union Searle Exeter Newcastle Whitby Tyne Gateshead Gottenburg C. Scaife Pelican Planter London Beaver North Shields Mary Stockton Holy Island Bambro Gaitle Warren Bar Felicity Aberdeen Liverpool Eymouth Duncan Holy Island Bay Martin Henderson Messrs Stromness Apollo Mantey Orkney Islands

Debates on West Indies regiments and taxes in Parliament

Parliament discusses Dundas motion to recruit foreigners for West Indies regiments and extend 7 George I cap provisions. Pitt and Tierney debate Finance Committee resolutions while tax measures face opposition as Bird, Burdon, and Lushington warn against harming middle trades and manufacturers. Alderman cites broader burdens.

Dundas West-India Weste Indies West- Indies Tierney Committee of Finance Secretary of State Pitt Macjesty Secretary of States Dundas Rose Genhemian Wilberforce Bird Exchequer Rider Burdon Bird Tome Alderman Lushington Ryder

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Mindia Rockingham Ship News Bee Burch Cork Scaife Gothenburg William and Henry Long Jamaica Palma Parlin
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