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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 19, 1799

Page

3

Debates on Finance and Slave Trade Legislation in 1799

The House examined the Slave Trade Limitation Bill and financial resolutions. Tierney urged a view of national debt and taxation amid war, while Grenville, Grenville and others debated cargo heights and policy shifts, with adjournment to print the resolutions and continue next week.

British House of Commons hears multiple bills in session

At Turasway on June 29 the Lords presented a petition against pending Bills. a bill exempting legacies to corporate bodies was read first time and ordered for second reading. Reports on coal duties and Middlesex financial matters were debated, with motions to amend land tax and militia funding discussed. The Sugar and Coffee Duty bill passed after a third reading and reports on Middlesex finances were authorized. Finance member Tierney announced a forthcoming motion on public finances.

Marons Lord Grexville Duke of Clarence Grenville Lord Grenville Lord Grenauilt Lord Zhurlow Liverpool Bristol Lord Liverpool Lord Spencer Gore Coumtty Peage Therg Pitt Hisberton Anne Tierney Committee of Finance France Europe Ne Fan Zea Stock Exchange Magist House of Commons London Turasway Sheriffs of Corporation of City Richmond Sc Dwefer Douras Middlesex

Morning London Levee and Royal Events at St James

Fragments describe a royal levee at St James's with the Queen and Princesses, dignitaries, and foreign ministers. Lord Catacart commands the 2nd Life Guards, Oxford reviews by the Duke of York, Dottor in Civil Law conferred, 10,000 attendees, gold box gift to the Duke, and other court pageantry. Also notes press liberty debate in Rome and Baltic trade tensions.

Wimbledon Common 2D Regiment of Life Guards Lord Catacart Dukes of York St. James's Princess of Waves Duke of Kent Prince of Oxange Fumierods Coe Baron Simon le Buanc Duke of York Oxford University Corps Oxford City Duke of Porriam Oxford Oxfordshire Temple Corps of Countess of Ever Cuarterre Wales Nimes Paris Senate Rome Baltic Norway

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