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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 21, 1793
Page
1
East India House informs proprietors of the Royal Company of Merchants in England that every subscriber to the New Stock is entitled to 2251 units. The first payment of one percent is due on Thursday July 9 at East India House, with other subscribers also paying their proportional share on that date.
A dense plea by Mr. and Mrs. White advocating private lying-in rooms and discreet support for illegitimate pregnancy. It urges compassion, condemns social stigma, and promotes Restorative Sale Pills as a remedy, urging expectant mothers to seek care from White in London House Yard and St Paul’s Church Yard.
On June 21 the King sat on the throne as Lords present and Commons in assent. The royal assent was given to the bills on the table and the most gracious speech from the throne followed. The speech praises public spirit and distinguished conduct during the present session.
The speech praises parliamentary support for wartime efforts and trade protections while urging perseverance to restore peace and security in Europe. It notes measures to stabilize credit and preserve imperial possessions in India, then records prorogation to August and a tense Commons session about police-law debates and executive authority.
Mr. Asofe moved for new writs for Bedivix Marl borough and Shaftefury, replacing members who took offices. Hastings impeachment proceeds promised. Westmin ster police bill faces critique as magistrates’ power draws fear of arbitrary detention. Lord W. Rafe criticizes the act’s record on robberies. calls for amendment or repeal.
London dispatch reports the King held a Levee at St James's then a Privy Council swearing in Mornington Stoprorn Bercrave and BayHAmM as Privy Councillors. He proceeded in state to the House of Lords, rode in carriages with high-ranking nobles, then to Windsor. Also noted are a Welch judge appointment, Genevese war news, the death of the Prince of Waboeck, and various military and racing items including a Dublin society and a daring feat at Ballyshannon.
On June 6 the National Convention withdrew leaves of absence and prepared to act on critical issues. Marat urged aid for oppressed Patriots in Marseille Lyon and Grenoble while Angers urged unity and Constitution building amid accusations against ministers and calls to purge corrupt influence.
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