Funds chargeable and Connexions to War Accounts 1799
An excerpt from parliamentary proceedings discusses funds, charges and contributions related to the war, including the Confolided Fund and charges on specified dates, with debate over Bank of England advances to Government and the propriety of disclosing Bank transactions. Members Pitt and Tierney clash over the transparency vs private nature of these financial accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fomuritoneiss Wesler
Pitt
Sierney
Jierney
Bogan
Bank of England
Tierney
Rist
Pitta
Tverney
Re. Hon
Long
Price of Stocks and Parliamentary Deliberations Update
Evening Mail reports the stock price at one o clock with a note on 4 per Geng Consols. It notes the Cabinet’s reply to TalleyRand’s letter and related French negotiations, with planned Monday discussion. It mentions Fox’s expected return, naval appointments, pay changes, and a Kew rebuilding plan. It also cites Paris journals on Bonaparte and public figures, plus court-martial results and Channel defenses.
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Miniter Talleyrand
Fox
Phalaos
Talleyrand
BoNaparte
Bussier
Byrand
Recapture of the Hermes and Parisian War Correspondence
A Paris paper, dated after the Saturday arrivals, prints government correspondence on the matter without commentary. Bourbon forces rally with Duke’s army receiving reinforcements, Sugorow travels to Vienna to map the coming campaign, and General Klenan reorganizes the eastern Genoa front. Snow abounds in Piedmont and Genoa, with Cardinal Belifini and another cardinal reportedly chosen.
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West- Indies
Ami
Hermione
Paris
Bongparte
Auc Senate
Tribunate
Moi
Rhine
Sugorow
Vienna
Klenan
Genoa
Piedmont
Belifini
Prince of Orange lands at Cowes in ceremonial salute
COWRS JAy reports that His Highness the Prince of Orange arrived at Cowes from Southampton under a royal salute and gunboat display. He was met by the East Kent Militia guard and Work lursars, then breakfasted at the Fountain Inn before leaving for Newport. The visit is believed to relate to forming participants for a Dutch faction joining his standard on the recent expedition to Holland.
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Pirnce of
Orange
Cowes
Southampton
East- Kent
Holland
Liverpool for Jamaica recounts a 26 October privateer capture
In Latin account on the Conquest of Egypt a privateer of 160 guns and 220 men is noted. Taker Brown from Liverpool heads to Jamaica. The vessel was carried into Guadaloupe. Captain Brows and Me. Wirsrass were killed and 12 men wounded.
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Brown
Liverpool
Jamaica
Egypt
Guadaloupe
Brows
Wirsrass
Mail aboard vessels awaiting wind at Halifax
Warmouth dispatch notes eleven mails still due from the Continent. The mail of the 17th infantry is aboard the Prince of Wales and Sorrow, waiting a fair wind to proceed to Halifax.
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Warmouth
Prince of Wales
Caxhaven
Poole Orders Tighten Watch for Barbary Rebels
Poole reports that the Lords Commissioners have ordered all out-ports to keep a strict watch for rebels arriving from the Mediterranean. The plague rages in Barbary and spreads rapidly toward the coast.
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Poole
Te Coane
Mediterranean
Barbary
Shipping Delays Halt Lisbon and Hamburg Departures
News from Bull indicates ships bound for Lisbon and Oporto delayed from the 25th due to unfavourable weather slowing merchant readiness. Hamburg, Bremen, and Fribden departures delayed awaiting word on the Ebbe being free of fee, with ships detained for further account updates.
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Lisbon
Oporto
Hamburgh
Bremen
Fribden
Arrival of British ships at Portsmouth in a gale
Portsmou th Jany 20 Sir Admiral Curzon's flagship Prince arrived with bowsprit lost while the Mercury and Saturn reported topmasts sprung and topmattings carried away. Feans frigate from Halifax and Cajtor frigate from Lithon parted from convoys in a gale. tone notes the loss of masts and scattered ships.
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Portsmouth
Prince
SirCtias
Curzon
Saturn
Feans
Halifax
Cajtor Srigate
Lithon
Plymouth Frigates and Fire-Ship Reach Terbay Port
Fragmentary shipping note records Plymouth arrival of John Sinneras from St. Matos. It mentions Digmond and dhcrene frigates and Magara fire-ship sailing for Terbay, with unclear directions and destinations due to OCR errors. Entities are uncertain. core items point to historic naval movements and Port Terbay.
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John
Sinneras
St. Matoes
Digmond
Dhcrene
Magara
Fur ‘Terbay
Nemur Man Sails Fateuer Cutter to Marceu
Portside report notes the Nemur man from Plymouth arrived in Jax aboard the Fateuer cutter bound for Marceu, detailing a maritime transfer and travel by sea with a brief crew description.
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Portsmouth
Jax
Plymouth
Marceu
Frigate La Prevoyante Arrives From Plymouth With Convoy
Deal reports the frigate La Prevoyante of 40 guns, commanded by Capt. J. Staven, arrived yesterday from Plymouth with a convoy of transports coasters and Portsmouth traders. HM frigate Terpsichore sails westward, Exgenée signals outward-bound, wind strong from the north. Remaining ships Overygel Braakel La Prevoyante Alliance Nemesis Plover and Eugenie poised to sail.
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Deal
la Prevoyante
J. Staven
Plymouth
Plsmouth
Hls
Terpschore
Noth
His Majesty
Overygel
Braakel
Alliance
Nemesis
Plover
Eugenie
Ship arrival at Sheerness with proselyte and two cutters
Jan 20 report from Sheerness notes the Prosélyte and two cutters arriving last night amid a long north westerly wind. The sparse item records a maritime arrival with no additional details on origin or purpose.
Arrival of Mackreon and Terrier Brigs at EAL
Port records show the macreon and Terrier brigs arrived at EAL on January 21 with the wind from the north or west, and remain at the dock.
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EAL
Wind
Cargo condemned in high court of admiralty
Yesterday Sir War Scorr opened the court for Hilary term and censured a seizure involving the ship Fortuna. The cargo, claimed as Swedish property, was found to be disguised enemy property through a voyage from Bourdeaux to Coromandel and back to Hamburgh via France. The judge declared the whole transaction French in origin.
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War
Scorr
Fortuna
Haraburah
Resolution
Bourdeaux
Bourdeaus
Coromandel
France
Bertells
Europe
Hamburgh
Wa. Scott
Ise
Edinburgh Entertainment and London Departure of Mr Duwpas
Thursday the Lorn Jesrrich Crown hosted an elegant Edinburgh event for Mr Secretary Duwpas and others. On Saturday he departed for London. Frost and heavy rain snarled roads, delaying mail and travel as three mails arrived by ten. Continuous floods loomed after the show dissolved. At Quarter Sessions in Portsmouth Fuller was convicted of regrating and hoarding poultry, fined 20 shillings. Two hackney coaches were fined 40 shillings each for refusing a Friday night fare on Bow Street.
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Jesrrich
Duwpas
Edinburgh
London
Lancashire
Cheshire
Dexbyshire
Leicestershire
Northamptonshire
Newport Bridge
Portsmouth
Fuller
Brydgus
Letter to Bonaparte on government stability and reform
A Paris paper letter urges Napoleon to reaffirm the 18th Brumaire reforms by reappointing the Senate Tribunate and Administrators to sustain public confidence and avert national misery. It argues that loyal, virtuous leaders are needed and cites the nation’s anger at new appointments, warning of dire consequences if Napoleon refuses. The writer, a Catholic, hints at freedoms and an end to war, urging prudent councils.
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Paris
France
Senate
Iit
Arecessary
Persod
Notable Obituaries and Notices From Welbeck and Nearby Parishes
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Lady Elizabeth Worsley widow of Sir Thomas Worley Bart of Pilewell and mother to Sir Richart Worley along with several clergymen and local figures across Welbeck, Great Yarmouth, Oxfordshire, Devonshire Street, Stevenage and Sidmouth. The fragmentary items reference ages, family ties, and positions within the church and the military, including Capt. Bowen and John Macnamara of Streatham.
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Achér
Welbeck
Elizabeth Worsley
Thomas Worley, Bart
Pilewell
Haars
Richart Worley, Bart
Appuldurcombe Park
Wight
Suesdee
Great Yarmouth
Cooper
Morley
Yelverton
Nortoki
Ipfden
Oxfordshire
Bath
Peter Morth
Newnham
Spfdens
Northstoke
Devonshiretreet
Qaengon Lewis
Manthew Lewis
Stansted
Abbotts
Ertsy
Fieneywitt
Thomas Fielde
Stevenage
Waler Venables
Aifa
John Teor
Ean
Pultheyreet
Ruth
Taylors
Dr Taylor
Dare Charles Lisle
Royles Court
Sean
Southampton
Sidmouth
Ing
Cape
Ames Oil
Guards
Earl of Fife
West West India Regiment
John Macnamara
Streatham
Grosvenor-street
Jobs Thirleton
India Company
Mariney
Bombay
Fragmented Notice From A Historic Paper Printer
Fragmented OCR text shows a printer named J Walter and a partial address Salisbury Square with scattered phrases. Readable elements include Beadkyrata ily and J Besos with mentions of for the Phos and Sent te indicating an incomplete notice or advertisement from a newspaper printer.
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J Walter
Ano
Pasnarma
Touss Spar
Beadkyrata
Jeny J Besos
Salisburys Square
Phos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Mail
Postscript
Admiralty Board
Tuowas Livinestone
Bart
FE. Newcome
Admiralty
Ofice
Jocol
Uis Masesty
Kew
Prince of Wars
Syevis
Crofae
Quotidienne
Piinegru
Tribune
Rome
Rabelais
Cardinal du Bexras
Paler
Glatton
Yarmouth Roads
James Watson
Cockle Sands
Leith
Guernsey
King’s County
Limerick
York Hussars
Island
Jersey
Cowrs
Jay
Suip News
Bull
Jan
High Court OF Admiralty
Enorisa
Hornsby and Co
Cornhill
Hoansay ¥ and Co
Iri
Immsense Arcount
Horhiby and Co
Spirsuuny
Soho
Spilsbury
Indies
Bowen
Prige OF
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