Parliament Debates Third Secretary of State Creation
In the House of Commons Mr Tierney moves an Address criticizing the creation of a third Secretary for the War Department. He cites higher costs and alleged covert Civil List use, while Dundas defends duties and salaries. Talks reveal constitutional concerns, with Wilberforce, Abbot, Carew, and Martin voicing positions. the motion is voted down.
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London Opinion On Tax Bill And Regulations
London voices urge focusing on specific regulatory concerns rather than broad objections to the Assessen Taxes bill. The letter argues the tax principle aims to measure property value, noting taxation scales from 1 to 4.105 and doubling with higher rates, urging clear administration explanations.
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Government Bill Critique Appeals and Property Assessments
A commentary argues the proposed tax bill is harsh yet necessary, urging modifications to avoid ruin for traders and homeowners. It criticizes the Lords and opposition factions for obstructing unity and warns that harsher measures could empower invaders and harm the nation.
Windsor Park Ride and Tax Debate Highlighted Parliament News
Rain halted royal ride in Windsor Park as discussions on the Aiserled Taxes continued post division in the House of Commons. Mr. Fox signaled a deferral of committee testimony pending the bill’s report, while Mr. Prior aligned with the tax's principle though calls for tighter regulations. Swinbourne, late agent for British prisoners in France, arrived from Calais amid reports of India-bound East Indiamen laden with spices.
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India Company
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Downs
Thomas Corris
Indian Trader Captured and Arrived at Halifax
Ship news reports the Indian Trader from Cayenne to Baltimore captured by Thetis frigate and arriving at Halifax. The Bagotine from New York to the West Indies was carried to St Martin’s, while Orracalicza from Jamaica to London narrowly escaped privateer action. Plymouth statements detail mutiny executions aboard Saturn and gale damage to vessels Newport–style.
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Quebec
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Joan Evans
Soas
Love and Friendship
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Ex-Minister Frugues heads Madrid mission amid fleet plans
The Directory sends Ex-Minister Frugues to Madrid to organize the Spanish fleet for an expedition against this country. French papers cite the closure of the Constitutional Club as evidence of political suppression, while the Directory moves to weaken the Legislative Body and promote despotism. A prospectus on a sect named Men without God portrays atheistic worship and vows against belief in God, signaling further moral upheaval in France.
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Council of the Priests' of the Confession
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EAST INDIA ARRIVALS LIST OF ARMED FORCES AND FAMILIES
A dense roster lists arrivals of officers and their families by ship names and stations including Major General Sir Robert Abercrombie and Colonel Sir John Murray with ladies and children. It enumerates captains, lieutenants, ensigns, and other ranks from various units along with accompanying spouses and relatives. Also noted are passengers from St Helena and Fort William, including Henry Leigh and Lieut Col. Pearson and Lady.
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Robert Abercromebie
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Count de Metron
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Pearson
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Marman
Bell
Moss
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Ross
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John Murray
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St. Helena
Arary Castle
Henry Leigh
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Whaler
Arthur Davies
Mutinies, shipwrecks, and tax disputes cross Atlantic and North Sea
Capt. Campneztt returns to Sheerness after aiding Dutch officers at Texel. Captain Parner of the Intrepid dies in a cabin accident. A mutiny aboard a frigate ends with a Spanish capitulation. Reports of new frigates, coastal defenses, and tax penalties, plus health office praise in Philadelphia and lottery prizes, fill the day’s notices.
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Parxex
William Parrr
Lisbon
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Prior
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Havre
Higny
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Government of Ireland
Alex. Marspen
Treasury
Augustus Gautp
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Philadelphia
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W. Ruffell
G. Beauclerk
W. Huffey
Lord Stanley
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B. Sheridan
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J. Langstoan
Tarleton G. Barclay
J.M. Lloyd T. ‘Thompsn
D. P. Coke
W. Mainwaring
J. Tufton
J. Courtney
J. Nicholls
H. Tufton
L. Copley
D. North
H. Thornton
R. Clayton W. Pochia
J. Wilson
W. J. den
Jon H. Peirie
J. Walwyn
Baron Dimsdale
G. Rawdon
C. C. Western
B. Edwards
J. Rawdon
J. Wigley
C. J. Fox
J. Richardton
J. Vaughan
Gen. Fitzpatrick
Robfongel Tellers
H. C. Combe
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Soho Square
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St. Pauls Churchyard
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