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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 16, 1797
Page
2
The Lords heard the York Building Company vs Bremner and others and deferred further consideration. On Monday next several Bills were brought from the Commons and read a sick line adjourned.
The Commons debated Buckinghams writ for James Grenville, adjourned cattle duties and a slave carrying bill. A Scottish Highlands distillery duty plan proposed raising 6s 10s per gallon, with a dynamic line between Highlands and Lowlands to be tested. Bank payments in specie bill read second time and to be committed Monday.
News from London shows the Nore mutiny collapsing after four ships, including the Montagu and Inflexible, surrendered their leaders to guard at Sheerness. Delegates and crew stress their innocence while seeking mercy, and numerous prisoners are moved to prison ships or confined.
The report details Parker surrendering aboard Admiral Buckner’s boat after threats of veiled vengeance from seamen. Parker was examined at the Commissioners’ house, with the Doris and Concord commanders noted and mutiny fears discussed. Delegates from the Nore faced inspection and prison in Milford news, as Deedalus resumes cruising amid ongoing station discipline.
A Portsmouth letter recounts the Cumberland's sailors dousing a creditor’s entry with boiling water, then firing on his boat as he sought repayment. Rumors blame Capt Rowley for lodging with a trader at Portsea, while other tradesmen report violence aboard. Military aid maintains shore order. a drunken watchman spills ink, later treated. Five fleet delegates remain jailed at Margate after a boat escape attempt. Ceres Jennings bound from Shields to Toptian captured in the North Seas.
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