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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 26, 1796

Page

2

Debates Over Chancellor Exchequer Loan Bargain and Inquiry

The House debated the Open Competition principle around the Hamburgh bills and the Chancellor of the Exchequer's loan with Mr Boyd. Critics, led by Mr Francis and Mr Pitt’s allies, charged improvidence and possible corruption, while supporters argued the bargain protected the public interest and reflected necessity.

Tate Douglas Franks Francis Frankis Hiead Fox Treasury Morgan Friends of Administration Pitt Boyd Mr. Mellish Gebrlemin Melush Boyt Steele Pitts Smith Mg. Patt Grocers’ Hall Transacion Statencreases Mrr. Morgan Mr. Pitt Exchequer Vittorius Ublic Sheridan Ile Loa Phiase Ree Chen Lord John.Cavendish Sherkidnonéia

The Levee and Western Departments in Turmoil

From yesterday’s papers a turmoil spreads across the Western Departments with insurrections broadening. Nantes faces blockade by Shifier’s army as a National Bank is urged to restore public finances while Capt. Stemvens ships dispatches from the Mediterranean.

Achemot Nantes Shifier Stemvens Joun Toulon Feg Ixyta House Money Montoomery Campneny G. Woonre Taettusson Branpensurca House le Jen de Lanour du Hazard Smyrna Marcravine Mr. Kepper Mazzinoxi Duke of Estin Bluht Lord Stan
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