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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1792

Page

3

Debate on India trade and revenue finances continues

The House heard long arguments over India’s prosperity, debt, and revenue growth. Critics cited famines, land taxes, and Cornwallis letters to argue India was declining, while Dundas defended rising revenues and war expenditures. Major Scott supported revenue gains but called for accountability. the session closed with a vote on resolutions and an adjournment as Fox announced a Slave Trade abolition question for tomorrow.

India Mr. Fox Francis Mr. Dundas Dundas Board of Revenue Bengal Calcutta Lord Cornwallis Indostan India Company Haffings Meadows Panfitat Smiith Marland Fenkinson Beaufoy Fox

War Crisis in Poland Affects Austria France Alliance

Extract from a private letter dated May 20 describes Ruffia’s move to overturn Poland’s New Constitution as war looms with Austria and France. It cites a May 18 official declaration, entry of Russian troops, a new Confederation, and a general defence decree promising indemnity and severe penalties for public crimes amid wartime.

Ruffia Austria France Prufia Poland Europe

Prince Hawmnowe Arrives in Basin From Potsdam

Prince Hawmnowe general of artillery in Austrian service arrived yesterday from Potsdam and immediately paid a courtesy call on the Austrian Ambassador.

Basin Prince Hawmnowe House of Austria Potzdam

Princess Consort Maximilian Arrives in Dresden in Splendor

Dresden May II reports the Princess Consort Maximilian entering the city on the gth with pomp and ceremony. The nuptial benediction was pronounced at eight o'clock in the evening.

Maxiimilian

Troops of Lanperave of Hesse Cassex March Through Town

Yesterday and today the Lanperave of Hesse Cassex troops marched through the town to join forces gathered on the Rhine. The force includes carbineers, dragoons, a squadron of hussars, foot guards battalions, and du corps regiments in various units.

Hesse Cassex Rhine Presen Dragoons du Corps Foot Guards Regiment du Corps

Aristocrat's Marriage at St George Hanover Square

London report of the Hon William Ascye Eton Harford marrying Lady Caro Ingram at St George's Church Hanover Square. They plan a private honeymoon in Richmond. Also notes about nobles in Court, Roxxe selling an Oxfordshire estate to Laneston and buying in Devon, and Russia marching troops into Poland with Prussia offering no help, Poland to defend liberty and property.

Hanover Square William Ascye Eton Harford Lord Surrieip Caroline Hapart Earl of Buck Ingram Richmond Roxxe Oxfordshire Laneston Devon England Russia Poland Austria Prussia

Late trans action in Lords sparks debate and royal loyalties

Wednesday morning report cites a heated Lords debate over Duke of Richmond and Lord Lauderdale language on private character. Birmingham celebrates King’s Birthday with a unanimous address and restrains illuminations. Public notices from Epinsurer, Manchester, Durham, and Newcastle express gratitude for the Proclamation. Trade news from Worcester and Shrewsbury fairs notes hops, grains, cheese prices, with Dover shipping mention.

Duke of Ricamont Earl of LauperpaLe House of Lords Lord Lauperpate Lord Lauderdale Duke of Richmond Birmingham Carress Prince of Wales Old England Great Britain City of Epinsurer Henry Dundas Manchester Durham Newcastle Upon Tyne Lee Lewis Kemple Edinburgh Stephen Kemble Lacey Nottingham Oroonoko Wilberforce Worcester Shrewsbury Fair Amsterdam Batavia Dover Calais

Prince Royal appointed President of Admiralty Board

London Gazette reports His Majesty’s pleasure in appointing the Prince Royal as President of the Board of Admiralty. Also listed are bankruptcy notices for William Seels of Selby and various dividends due July and June for multiple tradesmen and merchants across England, with locations including York, Bocking, Pontefract, Manchester, Plymouth, Birmingham, Guildhall, and Bristol.

Copenhagen Danifix Prince Royal Board of William Seels Selby Yorkshire Jane Roubini Hood Inn York Eadbny Selby Wittzm Good Peter Rocking Essex Queen’s Stead Bocking Richard Mawhead Richard Mawhead, ‘Jou Wakefield New Stepham and Castle Ponterett Josah Gregory Manchester Baker Golden Buck Francis Prior Plymouth Joseph Ward Birmingham David Whittaker Chelmford Guildhall Peter Nayler Dean-street Southwark Woolflapler William Lycztt Wood Street Kingston Upon Hull White Hart Tavern Nathaniel Hingstin Falmouth John Stones Holborn William Minster Coventry King’s Head William Houghton Queen’s Head Inn Huddersfield John le Breton Newigton Butts Thomas Twine Warrington Nap’s Head Inn George Baldwin Strand

Paris News Roundup on Guard Movements and Political Turmoil

Territorial unrest in Paris as the National Assembly disbands the king’s guards while crowds gather near the Military School. Jacobin influence grows with the expulsion of Rochambeau from the club and reports circulate of brutal mob actions against an English woman, Mrs Nass. Governor de Verdier appointed to Saint-Domingue. Brissac and Rochambeau tied to evolving conflict.

Pari Haugh Paris Rea Constantinople National ‘Assembly Traisleries M. de VerDiere Erwey St. Domingo M. de Blahchélande M. de Rochambeau OS M. Manuel M. AdZenuel Duke of Gazette Universelle Nass Luckner and Rochambeau

Disbanding of the King's Guards Declared by National Assembly

May 30 reports show M La Croix arguing that law does not forbid disbanding the King's Guards and the Assembly decrees their instant dismissal. Commandant Brisac faces accusation, Frondiere and Calver jailed briefly, Petion's report on state of capital sent in, June 1 motions end permanent sittings as tranquility returns. Algerine Corsairs attacked Neapolitan frigate. reparations demanded from Naples. Ministers’ salaries set at 50,000 livres. Bordeaux deputation presents 73,600 livres amid consti tutional tensions.

M. la Croix M. Brisac Orleans M. Frondiere M. Guadet M. Calver M. Petion M. Carnot France Naples Marcel M. Petiga Bordeaux Constituti

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