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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 30, 1792

Page

4

Parliamentary Protendings and Finance Debate Cont'd

In a detailed session the opposition pressed for tax reductions while praising the constitution. Fox attacked riots and praised Priestley, while the Chancellor defended the war in India and the king's speech. The revenue and expenditure figures were outlined, with plans to cut taxes by 200000 pounds via four tax categories. The session adjourned after voting the original address.

Fox Dundas Baronet England Birmingham Dr. Priestley London His Majesty Mr. Fox Earl Cornwallis Seringapatam Lord Cornwallis India Nizam Tippoo Sultan Duke of Marlborough Blenheim Rodney Duke of York Princess Royal Prussia Russia

Portsmou th Ship Arrivals and Refit Funded Vessel

Portsmorth January 31 The Three Brothers Singat arrived from Havre de Grace and the Snake man of war commanded by Capt York entered the harbor for refit.

Singat Havre-de-Grace Snake Man York

Coastal storm leaves ships damaged and shores flooded

Hastings reports a severe gale driving luggers ashore and flooding suburbs. Several vessels including the Elizabeth, George, Malden, and Dunkirk suffer damage or loss while crews are saved. The report notes one ship off Cadiz, others broken or driven to ports like Weymouth and Falmouth after stormy passages.

Count Schimmelman Berg Port Praya Elizabeth Thomson Léghorn Tarifa Weston Cork Neath Speedwell Ipsivich St. Andero France George, Lindsay Lymington Charleston Weyaiouth Malden Donkin Spain Wellin Dunkirk Mercury Street Newfoundland Lisbon Betsey Messenger Whitehaven Dublin Cullen Wexford Liverpool Isle of Man Anquetil Quebec Ty Jersey St. Pierre Sultan Jollis Bryante Honfleur L’orient Boutillier Tobago Falmouth London Jamaica Cork Harbour

Lottery begins Drawing the 2cth Instant

The Lottery begins drawing the 2th instant with Hornsby and Co offering full prize payment. The plan increases capital prizes, appealing to clubs and society. Purchasers at No 26 Cornhill London can expect generous prizes including 30 60 thousand pounds and multiple 20 thousand pound prizes, with no advance payment required.

Hornsby and Co Cornhill London Tefeaol Aes

Dover and Cork Ship Arrivals and Departures in February

Dover arrivals include the Young Eagle Kerr from Leghorn Ali gail Horton from Georgia and Lively Codner from Lisbor. In the Downs the Duke of Savoy Breaker from Leghorn and Kent Peace from the South Seas with other vessels in the River Samuel Parker from Cork and Taylor from Seville. At Waterford the Bourdeaux Trader Miffins from Newfoundland sails, Cork sees the Triumph Lincoln from Maryland. Death January 30. Winds light. Sailed for the River then Rogerson and Laurel Rogerson from Lancaster remain as before with Chesapeak Patton for Baltimore and several vessels bound for Lisbon Barcelona Waterford Cork Dublin Limerick Plymouth. January 31 winds south. Arrived and sailed the Duke of Savoy Breaker from Leghorn Peace from Cape Horn and Fly Sutton from Cork. Remain the ships as before Islington Brad from Barcelo Bedford Sydal for Bourdeaux Nigstfrigste.

Dover Cork Lincoln Maryland Deat Wind S Rof Rogerson Laurel Rogerson Lancaster Chesapeak Patton Baltimor Frendship Torry Lisbon Charming Molly Hendric Seville Bachhus Ellerby Barcelona Recovery Coo Waterford Prince William Seldon Corkes Princth Mary Howard Dublin Hannah Forbes Limerick Horg Plymouth Ce Dear Jah S.S. W Duke of Savoy Breaker Leghorn Ker Peace Capehorn Fly Sutton Islington Brad Barcelo Bedford Sydal Bourdeaux Nigstfrigste

Theatrical Reports From Drury Lane and Covent Garden

Yesterday evening at Drury Lane The Fa Penitent featured ScldIto Aickin Altamont Barry Mors Horatio Benfley Lothario Palmer Calibh Siddons with Katharine and Petruchio. Cymon with the Sultan played this evening. Coverta Garden offered Nordiery with Lewis Quick Stone Farren Wilson Munden Well Elfen, Oscar and Malvina. This evening Day in Turkey or the Ruffian Shr starred Molmian Munden Ancledén Hitersy Pype with Oscar Malvina.

Drury~Laxe Company The Fa Penitent Scidlto Aickin Altamont Barry Mors Horatio Benfley Lothario Palmer Calibh Quick John Stone Farren Wilson Mr. Munden Well Elfen Oscar Malvina Turkey Molmian Munden Ancledén Hitersy Pype al Malvina Vas

Obituaries and Death Notices From An Aged Local Ledger

Died, a few days since, Mrs Read wife of Edward Read of Chelsea. A younger brother of Rev Dr Camplin of Britto. Archibd Nisbet aged 103 born 1689. Harry Harmood one of His Majesty s officers of the peace for that county and messenger to the Lord High Chancellor. Mrs Hannah Page aged 97 widow of Richard Page hop merchant. Sir John James Gordon Bart of Park tin Scot. Lady Gordey of Sloane Street.

Alresford Hampshire Harmood England Hannah Page Richard Page Sloane-fleety Gordéys John James Gordon Park Tin Scot

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