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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 07, 1798

Page

2

Majesty to accept voluntary regiments for Freland

The text notes parliamentary discussion on a bill to recruit regiments for Freland, with the bill to be read again tomorrow. Lord Grey’s position is described as favorable to placing confidence in the minister, while opposition is minimal. The session also covers the Scotch Small Notes Bill and concerns about small notes used by the poor. The committee on the Small Notes Bill discusses issues caused by small denominations, with Mr Pitt and Mr Wilberforce offering views. The committee orders all notes outstanding under the last year’s act to be called in before February 1, and the session adjourns to meet again on Monday.

Freland Pitt Bird Wilberforce W. ‘Bird

Historic Loan bidding yields 7 percent premium in London

London reports a remarkable loan bidding where investors took the 3 million pound loan at 7 percent above market. Mr Pitt plans a beneficial bargain for the public, with new scrip 1s to 16s above the old stock and early bargains forming at 2 percent discount before the market rose to 17 premium and 12. Interest on Consols starts Christmas Eve, with recruited funds beginning Michaelmas. War Office issues dated December 7 1798 outline guard reinforcements and Ireland-bound drafts.

Banxenrs Dopr Pitt Regan Pirrr

French raid near Rome and bold Mediterranean chase

Long despatch recounts a British squadron under Rear Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson style actions. It describes French moves in Italy and Switzerland, the St. Marco pass, and Alpine routes. naval actions against a French fleet, maintenance of readiness aboard the Vanguard, and reconnaissance seeking the enemy toward Malta and Candia with intelligence from Corfu and Syracuse.

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Hargrave Speech on the Will Before the Lord Chancellor

In Lincoln’s Inn Hall on December 9 the Will case was argued as Mr Hargrave finished his speech before the Lord Chancellor and the other learned judges. Mr Cox was about to proceed when the Chancellor said he could not hear him due to a council at one o’clock.

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Frigate Arrival at Portsmouth and Customs Revenue

On Tuesday arrived at Portsmouth the Success frigate commanded by Capt Wilkinson from a cruise off the coast of France. The total produce of the Customs Excise Stamps and Adients for the last year ending October is 20 570 6211 gs 2d.

Portsmouth Success Wilkinson France O&eber

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