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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 25, 1793

Page

2

Trial and perjury prosecutions linked to Capt Kimber case

Discussion details the circumstance of Capt. Kimber's trial, subsequent perjury prosecutions of two witnesses, and arguments that acquittal reflected a denial of the core cruelty issue. Debates touch on conduct of Wilberforce supporters, independence of prosecutions, and the plan for reviving or renewing resolutions on the African Slave Trade with a possible six month adjournment. The House votes narrowly, planning to renew resolutions and keep pressure on abolition efforts.

Kimber Capt. Kimber Montague William Smith Kisber Dowling Kiiber Decreux Wilberforce Kimbickr Cawlorne Dent Fox Bie Gacoigne Herofe Baronet Hiniefly House of Lords Witte Force

Dublin receives orders for immediate march and defence

Dublin reports regiments ordered to ready for immediate march with Drogheda and its surroundings cantoned while officers prepare to govern Munster Ulster. Staff to be increased a new battery at the Pigeon-house to defend the harbour and Defenders clash with the military near Ardee. seven killed and many wounded.

Dublin Droghed Dunpas Cork Wayie Ulster Munster Passage Waterford Gunters Ardee Meath Trim Petersville

Parliament reform motion sparks debate in House

In the House of Commons on Wednesday February 20 Sir A Cavendish moved an internal reform of Parliament criticizingFees to Clerks and adherence to debate topics. Opponents argued the motion could be seen as a censure on the Speaker. It was agreed the chair would sit at four o'clock in future.

A. Cavendise Baronet Exchequer H. Langrishe W.E. Ponjfonby G. Ponsonby Grattan Major Abart Soba Blacaiere Elves

New Comedy Anna Sparks Mixed British Audience Reaction

Theatres opened with Anna a new comedy by Mrs. Vordax with Prologue by Palmer. The crowd applauded the Prologue but booed the final act, finding little real humor and noting plagiarisms from familiar stage characters. the Epilogue earned praise for satire against French Sans Culottes.

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Debates Over East India Charter And China Embargo

In Paris and London discussions roil around Bourneville and Condorcet’s constitution with fears of Orleans influence. The Court weighs government proposals, dividend prospects, and embassy to China amid rights to lands and trade disputes, while ministers face criticism over terms and taxation.

China Serjeant Watsin Dundas Accutgomery Campbell Fecton Lujbington Traing Jackson

English moves, troops to Holland and Portugal

London reports Baron de Beeterr to sail with a frigate convoying elite troops to Holland while the Duke of York embarks on the Syrax. Fortucussz orders a 10,000 man camp and seven ships fitted for land and seamen. An officer claims cordiality between Prince de Coup and French princes. Guards volunteer en masse, showing English resolve to defend God and King.

Baron de Beeteurr Holland Dufekin Duke of York Sheernes Fortucussz Portugal Prince de Coup France England

Mipxicity Wanderers Opera Debuts at Covent Garden

At Covent Garden last night the new two act Conic Opera Mipxicity Wanderers by Mr Pearce premiered to general acclaim. Set among Biscay Mountains in Spain the show features Blunden and Mrs Flarione with two praised songs encored. New music by Shields and scenery by Richards impressed a packed house, with a second representation promised and overall satisfaction reported.

Judedon Blunden Shields Richards

French Crisis and Riots Reported in Paris and Lyons

The report covers bread shortages in Paris and Lyons with large expenditures to stabilize prices, mobs seizing corn from farmers, rising bread and rye prices, and mass discontent. It notes Jacobin efforts to expel deputies and tax enforcement, calls for vengeance on Rome, and mentions sugar costs and imposed trade suspensions. It also references plans to enfranchise and arm enslaved people and assignat hypothecations amid unrest.

Paris Lyons Ore Dare Brecedes Club Jacobin Club Louis Fie Atailler Department of Major de Flotte Rome M.befewille Belgia Naples France Micame Royale

French Commissioners to Return to Martinique with Sir Arex Hoop

The French Commissioners from their West India islands, long in London after interviews with Mr. Pitt, will go back to Martinico with Sir Arex Hoop. The Guards officers’ horses will be embarked tomorrow from Deptford. The Amiable Loire from Cayenne to Bourdeaury sprung a leak and put into Martinique where it is condemned.

West India Islands London Pitt Martinico Arex. Hoop Guards Deptford Loire Cayerme Bourdeaury Martinique

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