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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 04, 1793
Page
3
In a heated session, Burke and Windham clash over measures against perceived alarmism and French influence. Arguments touch on censorship, letters, Jacobin networks, and calls for firm action, with Burke citing damning extracts while Fox and Sheridan spar. The discussion ends with Sheridan's motion rejected and the House adjourning.
In the House of Lords on Tuesday March a bill introduced by Lord Rawon to reform imprisonment for debt. The measure aims to regulate bail and expand relief for the unfortunate while punishing fraud. The Chancellor signaled general support with objections to some clauses, the bill was read a first time and ordered to be printed, and the session adjourned.
A Paris mob attacked bakeries grocers and merchants, looting bread and goods, and threatening wine mercers and bankers amid calls against the rich. National Guard patrolled, Santerre urged force but protests continued until morning. suspected houses were searched.
Amid Lyons ferment and Paris subsistence worries the Convention orders renewed domiciliary visits against emigrants and refractory priests while pushing for a force to restore order. Ghent joins France per Belgic commissioners as Paris debates bread supply, grain imports, and a sweeping financial inquiry into former treasurers and stock dealings.
The Bread Bill was withdrawn for form reasons while Sir George Howard reported the Committee of Supply after two readings. The House scheduled a call for tomorrow at four o clock. In a fortier of the East India Company, Mr Hobart presided as the committee voted eighteen resolutions. The Indemnity Bill earned a second reading and was committed for Friday next before adjourning.
Reports from Lyons describe factional violence at the Arsenal and clashes with magistrates. Ministers order Conventional Commissioners and battalions to Lyons as rioters shout anti monarchist slogans. Debates blame English gold and emigrants while Marat calls for harsh retaliation.
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