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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 17, 1793

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India's Trade Act and Ireland's Exports Under Crown Rules

The document outlines trade restrictions and permissions for Ireland under the East India Company system, detailing export allowances from Cork to Malabar and Coromandel, licensing for copper, and annual tonnage commitments. It covers private trade ships, duties, and regulatory oversight by Irish commissioners, with broader aims to regulate East India commerce across the British Empire.

India Marrh Ireland Cape Nd Streights Nagellan Cork Malabar Coromandel Bengal Sumatra Great Britain Bates Board of Commissioners For India Affairs East India Company Hart India Company England East Indies Irich Subje the East India Company London Amrish Europe Gil West Girdies Africa Fitak

French Jacobin M Claviere Denounced Before London

The article profiles M Claviere a Geneva native and early Jacobin organizer, alleging he planned invasions and supported war against England. It accuses him of aiding executions, including the late King, and notes his London residence at 57 Zetterpam Court Road while seeking asylum and British protection.

James Whent Georgia Benjamin Smith Mott James Wright America Wright Nutt England M. Claviere London Geneva France Mirabeau and Briffot M. Glaciere Dumourier Roland Servan Netherlands Savoy Europe Ireland M. Clausere Holland Zetterpam Court Road M.claviere Great Britain Lewis Botany

Lords Debate on Irish Reform Bill and Petition Rights

The Lords discuss the Irish reform measure on the second reading, defending the bill as necessary to curb unlawful assemblies while preserving petitioning rights. They recount past revolts in Dublin, the 1784-1792 delegation era, and royal precedents, noting the bill limits to one Parliament and restricts assemblies that threaten the Constitution.

Earl of Portarlingtawford Trenc Ireland Great Britain Dublin Ersons Commons King’s Bench England Charles the City of London Legifaag

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