Sinking Fund Debates On National Debt And Ways And Means
Parliament discusses the annual sinking fund for discharging the national debt, with a detailed recap of navy debt, vote of credit for 1799, and the Ways and Means. The speech outlines tax adjustments on land malt sugar and other duties, income tax projections, and the plan to fund war without excessive loans, emphasizing the consolidated fund surplus and benefits to public finances. Name(s) mentioned include Pitt and various financial terms and figures.
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Zodioadl
Hall
Oganancry
Diowin
Commissioners of Appeal
Geneva
Speech on peace debt and national strength by Mr. X
The speaker argues that peace could be extended without new debt if the war ends, proposing a 40 year interval between conflicts. He asserts the Sipingiuni will discharge millions during peace and outlines measures to reduce debt growth. He praises the English nation, its constitution, and urges the committee to adopt fairer systems while presenting resolutions before adjourning.
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Cde
Fife
Funeral London Gazette June 8 fragments
Funeral notice items from the London Gazette dated June 8 list several names and addresses in disparate places including Sussex Surrey Glamorgan and Drury Lane. The text is fragmentary with multiple garbled entries and unclear roles or affiliations.
Finance measures advance in House of Commons
Parliament's intelligence notes that Mr Bragge reported the Committee and Ways and Means resolutions were agreed to with bills ordered in. Tierney announced a forthcoming finance proposition next week and a proposed committee to examine the Court of Justice salaries. Adjourned.
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House of Commons
Sabinnay
Jois
Bragge
Uup
Bille
Tierney
Fatehom
Reginald Pott Carew
Saaries
Morning arrivals and dispatches delay on Continent voyage
A Bath arrival and late departure of British messengers to the Continent are reported. Private letters from Bombay note heavy artillery and troops being sent to Cannanore, with General Sruaar asking for more men. The Penelope cutter brings 25 tons of quicksilver to Gibraltar as passport regulations are rigidly enforced across ports in Britain.
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Prince of Watts
Bath
Critchill
Beffer
Siotte
England
Lord Barpront
Beethoven
Netessiry
Cork
Bombay
Cannanore
Sruaar
Présidency
Madras
Acins
Taowas Gatre
Fencible Cavalry
Tomas
Samuernant
Trisbae
Penelope
Lieut.d. Hauerns
South America
Gibraltar
Ingland
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Great Britain
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
Consolidated Fund
Pitt
A. Heyertyyteo
Eric Bi
Nila
Funeral London
Tang
Mason
Edward Ofmaiy
Hachnty
Baker
T. Madgwick
Hosen Sussex
Tadner
J. Richard
Walworth
Mostard-Menats Étorer
J. Butler
Drury-ldney
Hos
Otat Vale
Itpinghams Sr Isle Ben White Comb-Street
Sohoy’auftioncer
Ds Mets Ee Raaunghamy Fattor
C Hicks
Meerthyr
Glamorgan
Hex
Parliamentary Intelligence
London
Roblin
Lipenton
Parkgate
Holyhead
Sosemanesen Ai
Gerae
Eleut. Genceigias