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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 03, 1791

Page

2

Finance committee debates steeply on future income and debts

The House reviews multiyear financial resolutions, showing projected income of about 16.03 million and expenditures near 15.97 million, with additional debt and armament costs. A committee chair urges extended discussion. Mr. Pitt and allies offer seven resolutions outlining tax yields and deficits.

Select Committee House of Commons Sheridan Rofe Fox Pir Pitt

Jubilant Birthday Ode for Britain's Prince

A flowing verse praises the King on his birthday with storm imagery and seasonal renewal. It extols the prince's virtues, loyalty to liberty, and national celebration as Albion joins in a choral tribute to the crown and the enduring peace and prosperity promised by the realm.

Reger'd Albion Arainy Enraptur

Princess Mary’s Court Introduction on King’s Birthday

June 4 reports observance of the King’s birthday with a crowded drawing-room and Princess Mary’s first public court appearance. Levee brief, council delayed, new appointments to royal robes and chamber positions noted. Also mentions Hanover mail to Lisbon, Hamap slaire plans, and incendiary concerns at dockyards.

Mary St. James’s Pirr Canrersuury Newgate Kixe Marquis of Wordstore Duke of Beaufort Turron Duke of Dorset Earl of Fauconsere Lord Dover Goldstick James Peachey, Bart Earl of Cardigan Robert Diesy James Peachey Prince of Wales Carlton House Joan Burt Woopman Bos Hamapslaire Earl of Grencairn Ise of Wight d’Allany Westminster Hall

London Gazette May 16 1791 Militia Appointments and Bankrupts

From the London Gazette May 16 1791: Prince of Wales appoints George Unwin Esq supervisor of tin exports from Cornwall and Devon. several militia commissions including George Collins and John Duntze. deputy-lieutenant appointments for Charles Bidgood and John Duntze. Western Regiment promotions for James Monypenny the younger and Sir George Wombwell. bankruptcy notices for multiple tradesmen with surrender dates in June to July. dividends scheduled for late June and July. certificates to be granted by June 26 to John Cock Stephen Rice Matthew Wiggins.

Carlton-House Prince of Wales George Unwin Cornwall Devon Capé of Good Hope George Collins William Hadesay Bane ” John Duutze Charles Bidgood Kent Byrd Western Regiment James Monypenny the Younger Thomas Monypenny Suffolk Sir George Wombwell John Panting Broad-itreet Gundalle Alexander Broughton Barnard’s-inn Ualborn Robert Durnford Drury-lane Westminster Guildhall Maddock Cary -Street Chancery-lane Peter Ross Jewin-street Bakers Collins Spital-square James Elliott Crayford Carpenter Isondon Vincent and Ware Southwark Josish Gregory Manchester John Collins Winchester-yard Mull-Wright Samuel Lamb High Holborn Haberdather William Barber Aldermanbury John Dunkin Aldersgate Street Procer George Charles Dalmain Bow Street Coventgarden Thomas Buckney Elizabeth Tyler King-street Tower-hill Jely G- Thomas Natteress Holborn Funes John Cock Portsmouth Stephen Rice Pall-mall Matthew Wiggins Market Street

Royal entertainments and legal woes in London gossip

Monday morning notes royal dining at St James s with the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of MarLeoroven summons eight hundred invitations for the Duchess s ball while Dutch Ampassavor hosts a dinner for foreign ministers. Parliament may prorogue next Thursday as injurious fires in Danberg Copenhagen and other European incidents prompt concern. A Haymarket Opera vagrant act case looms, pensions for judges shift seats, and thieves strike in Coléman-street Pur-Chaise robbery.

Prince of Wales Duke of Clavenes St. James’s Duchess of MarLeoroven Ampassavor Portland Place Duke of Manchester Anne- Marle Dalkeith Daniel Portman Square Duke of Clarence Richmond Haymarket Opera House Butttycrow Syren Ireland Gourp Burton Oxford Porsam Taunton Constantinople Danberg Copenhagen Banx Sander Chambers Street Goodman’s Fields Gregory King? Arms Yard Coléman-street

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