Parliamentary Intelligence: Lords and Bills Forwarded
Fragmentary report notes Lords’ business and bills sent forward, with the House adjourned amid unclear proceedings. Names, dates, or places are not discernible from the supplied text.
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 05, 1800
Page
2
Petition and bills in Commons on wages and canals
The House moved to refer a petition from the Colton Weavers of Chester York Lancaster and Derby counties for wage regulation to a Committee. A second petition from Matters echoed the aim. A jail site bill was debated with magistrate opposition. A navigable canal bill Thames to Medway advanced. Financials and proposals on taxation and law were discussed. Petitions from shipyards and sewers were filed. the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Tie
Geary
Keathhball
Star Hiz
Tierney
Blaircaring
Commissioners of Sewers
Levee at St James Palace and political notes
The Levee at St James's Palace was attended by Archbishop of Canterbury and other dignitaries. Presentations included Moreau and Sackville. A Privy Council discussed aroll of Sheriffs while the East India Company opened shipments. Royal favors and military actions against Bonaparte are described with cautious secrecy and commentary on French plans in Egypt and Britain’s preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s Palace
Canveasory
Elbow
Moreau
Life Guards
Athtcurt
Sackyilee Hasrrprones
Avival
Ireland
Earl of Westgforeland
Col. Purpis
Earl of
Romik TygilamiLron
Bunéay Castle
China
France
Britanny
Normandy
Lower Rhine
Egypt
Camez- Forp
Xnort
Apwort
Acton
Covent-Garden - Theatre
House of Commons Deliberates on Writs of Election and Tax Proposals
Debates in Dublin's House of Commons discuss two Writs of Election and new taxes. Witnesses Abbert, Geoghegan, and Dr Cros hwaite examined on trade and sugar baking. testimony aims to show union effects. Provisions rise in cost, unrest grows in the North as shortages spark disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Marco Tl
House of Commons
Treasury
Larnterant
Abbert
Geoghegan
Thas
Croshwaite
Large sum grant for Meuron regiment to British service
The article explains the 80 000 pound settlement for Colonel the Baron de Meuron and his Swiss Regiment moving from Dutch to British service after debts owed by the Dutch were reduced. It notes costs to raise transport the regiment to Trincomalee and critiques extravagance claims. It also mentions political and personal notes about Dow’s wife, passport issues, and various figures in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron DB Meuron
Monfieur DE Meuron
Hland
Ceylon
Irincomalé
Pe Mzuron
Trincomalé
Europe
Meuron
England
Durham
Cayenne
Ironcroft
Illuminati
Duke of Portian
Hamburgh
Germany
Hoxcroft
Worx Tooke
Ceart
King’s Bench
Lord Kenyon
FrizPatricx
Pirapatrick
Mantindale
Ming
Martindale
Martin DaLe
French prize ship La Modette reported captured near France
Shipping news from Falmouth and Plymouth reports several prize ships in transit or under escort. La Modette, a 300 ton French prize, arrived from France with sugar coffee cotton and indigo, captured by the frigates Amethy and La Nymphe and taken to Bordeaux. Other vessels, Jamaica Mail and America Maitre, await wind and destination while Terpsichore sails convoy Eastward. Severn arrives with French prisoners. Portsmouth fleet movements include 80 gun ship Formidable and Defence preparation. La Renard, dispatch, and Hannah Transports reach Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Modette
Ite
France
Bourdeaulx
Dmethyr
la Nymphe
Fae Place
la Modelfte
Amethy
Falmouth
Portsmouth
Mares 5 Law Case at Guildhall Bird v Agnew
Law report from the King's Bench at Guildhall notes Bird v Agnew in which underwriters claim on insurance for the ship Confederacy and its cargo from Canton to Hamburgh or Copenhagen. Jury issues arise over interest on funds paid into court. Kesyey advises interest may be due where funds yield fruit. Verdict for plaintiffs given for the defendants' subscription. other cases withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Kesyey
Phamtifs
Lord Kenyon
Guildhall
LENT ASSIZES AND VENGEANCE OF PERJURY AT BUCKINGHAM
The Lent Assizes in Buckingham saw Richard Ferguson alias Galloping Dick and John Canteriff convicted of highway robbery and sentenced to execution, with Stéphen Molineux also found guilty but reprieved. An informer named James Wills faced scrutiny for perjury amid a tense case on insurance fraud, and a fatal Hyde Park accident claimed a groom who died after a horse incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Richard Ferguson
Galloping Dick
John Canteriff
Justice Gross
Stéphen Molineux
Jude
Guirphall
James Wills
Alderman CaDext
John Woodman
Wills
Woodman
Wa. S#atnes
Gillspar-street
Murderer Marcus Reading Sentenced to Death in Bray
Marcus Reading reports that eight individuals received sentences including John Hutt for the brutal murder of Mrs. Pearman of Bray. The trial lasted eight hours with Sir John Hiprisver presiding. The prisoner showed calm composure as the death penalty was pronounced and an aftercare confession followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hutt
Pearman
Bray
Justice le Blanc
Joan Hiprisver
Frigate action off Plymouth seizes French ship La Modeste
The Nymph and Amethys frigates captured the Mauritius bound vessel La Modeste, valued at 60,0007, and sent her into Plymouth. In Gibraltar, Col Joan Srew, 27, of the Royal Artillery, is named Brigadier General. A Dublin arrival confirms the 15th Regiment reach from Workington. A Portsmouth court martial on James Craverst acquits the seaman after misconduct claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mauritius
Col
Joan_Srew
Royal Artillery
Gibraltar
15Th Regiment of Foot
Workington
Dublin
Portsmouth
Beard Denyal
Public Office Hears of Threatened Lodgings Frauds
Trial records reveal George Thomas Mawkins and Edward Gaderod alias Hawkins accused of presenting false identities to secure lodgings in Pall and Pentonville. They posed as Capt Gordon and Capt Hawkins while seducing and robbing women, leaving a young lady behind and fleeing with planned returns to settle debts. Police found many alias cards and held them for further examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomas Mawkins
Edward Gaderod
Hawkins
Miss Blackburnaid
Taft
Pallana Ambonesday
Captain Gordon
Anych
Rye
Gordon
Turen
Penton-street
Pentonville
Capt
Underwood
Charles
Manning
Fry
Tmnent
Menchurch-Street
China
Lambeth
Rotherhithe
Middlesex Hospital
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Stiether
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Gunit van
Marca 2
S.S.E
Maze 3
Coca - Rane
Torbay
Guernsey
Deal
la Renard
Foop
P. Spicer
Queen
Lic. Gresows
Leith
LAW Report
London
Aylesbury
Marcus
Reading, Marcus
Bow-Street
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