Prisoner on the Agincourt Suppressed Mutiny on Board
Testimony from Surgen Connan and Carpenter Facobs praised the prisoner. Mutiny on the Agincourt led to disciplinary actions as Lieut Motte and Marines described their forced participation and sentinel duties. Serjeant Brookes ordered duty. Ware and others testified, with sentence pending after trials of two other Sandwich prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feulty
Agincourt
Connan
Edward Facobs
Prisorer
Johnes
Porter
Lieut. Motte
Sandwich
Motte
Lake Sheppard
Ware
Brookes
Fames Ware
Dublin Electors Refuse Parliament Return Amid Murder Shock
The independent Electors of Dublin plan to abstain from returning Representatives for the metropolis to the new Parliament and will publish their reasons. A brutal murder near Fieldstown claims Parish Clerk Lucy Reap of Lord Viscount Strancrorp, found with throat cut, horse nearby. The killer is unknown. Reap leaves a wife and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
House of Commons
Fieldstown
Hucy Reap
Viscount Strancrorp
Clonme
Alarming Bristol Fire Destroys Warehouse and Nearby Incidents
Tuesday night a warehouse owned by Mr Coulstring in Little King Street near Queen Square caught fire and burned extensively, spreading to several adjacent structures. Saturday at New Passage two men died while trying to watch a horse in high tide, and a waggon driver near Maidenhead was robbed by three sailors who later returned the silver. Two suspects were later found asleep under a hedge and imprisoned at Aylesbury gaol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromiont
Maidenhead
Aylesbury
Murder at Paine's Hill in Surrey and other notices
A Dublin letter reports a barbarous murder at Paine's Hill Surrey committed by United Irishmen during Saturday night. A Newton Yeomanry member Ferguson was lured away by a false summons and found murdered. Other items include the Spa-fields disturbance with a Quaker briefly imprisoned, eight seamen from Edinburgh Castle accused of armed fighting, and a brutal Smithfield wife sale. In Parliament the 14 day vs 40 day notice for summoning Parliament is debated with opposition to making it perpetual. The debate touches on the Lords role and potential martial control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s Hill
Surrey
England
Dublin
Newtown-Limevady
County of Derry
United Irishmen
Ferguson
Newton Yeoman Cavalry
Cooper’s Fair
Spa-fields
Shields
Tolbooth
Smithfield Market
Ram
Bankrupts and Dividends Listed in London Gazette
London Gazette lists bankrupts including David Bart of Gosport cabinetmaker J M Wright of Carlisle and others with surrender dates at Guildhall Wigton and Newcastle upon Tyne. Also announced are August dividends to tradespeople and merchants from multiple cities including Whitechapel Lambeth Nottingham Wakefield and Manchester.
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David Bart
Gosport
Silverfraith
Guildhall
London
J. M. Wright
Carlisle
King’s Arms
Wigton
John Haigh
Low Whitby
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Reine
Simon Bluzhes
Charles Strert
Sohd
Thomas Hope
Newcastle-upon-Lyne
Star and Garter
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
J. Duncémb
J. Thompson
Great Garden-street
F. Foulgham
Nottingham
Iron
J. Reader
Pailton
Warwickshire
Victualler
S. Scarlet
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Bills pass in Lords as Commons bills are presented
Parliament texts show the House of Lords on Tuesday July 18 approving several bills, while Commons bills were brought up and read a first time before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
House
Commons
Law Bill Passes After Debate and Division
The debate centered on whether all objectionable parts of the bill applied to the theme as well as to the commons. Wigley spoke against the bill. The house divided for the speaker's leaving the chair 49 against and 3 in favor. The bill passed after committee and third reading before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigley
Law report leftkin uy hofthman
A historic insurance dispute discusses a policy on the timber cargo from Memel to London aboard The Friends. The jury's verdict favored the defendant after contentious remarks by jurors and comments by Lord Kenyon on judicial procedure and the need to hear all evidence before forming a conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leftkin UY. Hofthman
Laws
Memel
Londons
Friends
Erstine
Dannage
Lord Kenyon
Lifeine
Er/Aine
Dunnage
Master Plasterers Face Prosecution Over Price Fixing
In a court scene, Roberts v Boggie centers on a plasterer suing for 161 pounds for work done. The defendant paid 121 into court. master plasterer Rogers defends high prices, while a price-fixing book is revealed. Lord Kenyon condemns the conspiracy as dangerous and indictable, jury disapproves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbs
Rogers
Lord Kenyon
Garrow
Verdif
Proclamation on Borders and Patriots in Cisalpine Union
A Buonaparte proclamation fixes the boundaries among Kiombariy Milinese Reggio and the Infant Dike of Paris States, forbids harm to royal subjects and deserters seeking refuge in the Cisalpine Republic, and mentions Swiss bailiwicks near Lugano being united to the Cipadane Republic. A Patriots company in Valteline threatens to be free or die, aligned with the Cisalpine Republic.
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Paria
Buonaparte
Kiombariy
Milinese
Reggio
Paris
Fhail Reman
Ahy Fabje
Ciasalpine
Lake
Lugano
Valteline
Switzerland
Cisalpine Republic
Danish Prohibition Off Barbary Coast Affects Ships
Openhagen reports from the Danish Consul in Morocco that the Moroccan Emperor again forbids European ships to use Say and Mazagan harbours or any Barbary coast port where he is not acknowledged as Emperor. Vessels off the coast may be seized with cargoes and owners' fortunes at stake. A Danish ship chased by corsairs off Mazagan escaped and reached Madeira safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Openhagen
Morocco
Board of Trade
Say
Magazan
Barbary
Madeira
Diplomacy and uprisings ripple through Europe and England
Letters from Schwetzingen report restored Rhine navigation after a convention at Ehrenbreitfein. In St Marino the people seek abolition of noble titles and stricter observance of laws. In London, adultery trial unfolds between Richard and Anne Wilson. A seaman’s murder aboard the Happy Return is linked to a French privateer, and two youths drown in Hampstead pond. Samuel Clark faces trial for shoplifting a horse at Chipping Norton.
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Schwetzingen
General Assembly
Council of Sixty
Consistory Court
London
Richard Wilson
Barnstaple
Anne Wilson
James Thompson
Margate
Thompson
Hertfordshire
Datcheworth Lodge
Worthing
Sussex
Brooker
Geere
Newhaven
Hampstead
Samuel Clark
Newsgate
Oxford
Chipping Norton
Thomas Tayior
Setss State Lottery Drawing Arrangements Abroad
The Setss State Lottery commences drawing on Monday the twenty ninth of July. Tickets are sold and divided into halves quarters eighths and sixteenths by Mess Hornsby and Co at their offices 26 Cornhill opposite the Royal Exchange London also at Messrs Trewman and Sons Exeter and Mr Thomas Billinge Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meff. Hornsby, and Co
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
London
Trewman and Son's
Exeter
Thomas Billinge
Liverpool
Corn Exchange Grain Prices and Market Summary
Moderate wheat supply. heavy sale with prices down about 1s per quarter. Barley and oats dull unless very fine samples. Gats prices down 6d per quarter. Current grain prices list Wheat 435 to 47s, Hog Peale 25s to 273 6d, Rye 18s to 213, Barley 15s to 195, Oats ras to 1ss, Malt 30s to 32s. Total Wheat sold 3790 quarters. average 34 1s 83d lower than last week.
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Cane akApp
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Bristol
Joby
Lords
York
Wm. Pulteney
Pitt
Baronet
Faom Raz
London Gazette
Parliamentary Intelligence
LAW Report
Milan
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