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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 09, 1791

Page

4

Affairs of Jersey a plea for liberty and British rights

Cesariensis argues Jersey deserves a free Constitution and equal rights within the British Empire. He contrasts American independence with European monarchies and urges England to extend parliamentary liberties to the island inhabitants, defending their loyalty and contributions to Britain. He praises Jersey as a loyal, industrious people worthy of constitutional consent.

Réde Island Providence England America France Europe St. Laurence Charles the Britain Tom Cesariensis

Parliament Proceedings Report Friday Afternoon

Buries in Parliament this day in the House of Lords the further hearing of the adjourned appeal of Mackreth and Fox against the Lord Chancellor. In the House of Commons committees take up the Sugar Duty Bill the Corn Bill and the African Slave Trade witnesses are ordered to attend.

Mackreth and Fox House OF Commons Supply and Ways

Duel on Wimbledon Common Ends in Amicable Settlement

Yesterday at seven o'clock a duel occurred on Wimbledon Common between Mr Diszires son of Colonel Debbiege of the Artillery and Mr Bew'sty who married Mills Staunton. Seconds included Captain Mienckton Sir Charles Haraulton and Mr Tomkins the surgeon. Each fired once without effect. the dispute began at a billiard table the day before and was settled without further incident.

Wimbledon Common Diszires Debbiege Artillery Bew’sty Mills Staunton Mienckton Charles, Haraulton Bently Tomkins

Irish Parliament Votes on Dublin Corn Export Bounty Committee

In Dublin, Grattan moved to form a Monday committee to examine petitions about the corn export bounty from Dublin port. The motion also summoned the late and present Dublin mayors and principal corn merchants to attend. The Chancellor of the Exchequer secured leave to introduce a bill directing further use of the 20,000 grant for land navigation. The House then adjourned.

Levee at St James amid new Canadian government shifts

One o clock levee at St James’s accompanies commentary on Canada’s new government arrangement seen as broadly satisfactory. It notes changes in governorship for Lower and Upper Canada, Dorchester’s command, and a muted naval dispute with the Empress and Turks while Parliament debates pensions and dividend appropriations.

St.James’s Government of Canada Joan Creix Lower Canada Coxonex Simcoe Upper Canada Lord Dorchester Holland Duke of Clanence Lord Camerorp Petershams Lord Hamelford Petersburg Prince Peremkii France Earl Barrymore Heytelbury M. A. Taylor Poole Pitt House of Commons Bank of England Court of Common Council Guildhall Alderman Harley City and Bridgehouse Lands Merry Alderman Clark Navigation Committee

Essex County Assize Trials Lead Off With Capital Offences

Reports from Essex show fifty six criminals to be tried with several capital offences. Convictions include William Seals for highway robbery near Chelmsford and James Butler and George Spencer for stopping a coach and robbing letters and ladies. both young men face likely mercy but death sentences loom for others. Other trials record horse stealing, burglary, and swindling, with transportations and executions noted. Musings on mutiny at Dover and local judicial scenes fill the rest of the dispatches.

of Essex Henry. Gould Baron Uotham William Seals Chelmsford James Butler George Spencer John Goddard Epping Forest London Spencer Nif Prius Donald Cameron Black Boy Inn Lesaury Christian Billing Thomas Birch James Richardson Matthew Mills Honard Dark Earl of Berkeley John Tims William Wheeler House of Correction Benjamin Stevens Stephen Dugwood James Hall William Warper John Rhindy Thomas Boney John Edlin Newgate Stafford Wolverhampton Francis Baker Bart Francis Burton Alicant Barcelona Leghorn France Spain Italy Levant Barbary Paris Mezieres Rheims Ross Louis Dominica

English state lottery prize line readout fragment

Fragmentary state lottery notice lists prize numbers and amounts with unclear terms. It references numbers 41 771 38 103 and multiple prize counts, but exact prizes and context are unclear from the damaged text.

Portsmou th March 10 arrival from St Uh Drake Law

A vessel named the Drake from St Uh has arrived at Portsmouth on March 10. A large ship, believed to be the Admiral Barrington, also came up the harbor, heading for Botany Bay.

Drake Law St. Uh Admiral Barrington Botany Bay

Albion Mills Rebuild Planned After Destructive Fire

Report confirms Albion Mills will be rebuilt rapidly after a major fire. Workers clear burning debris inside the shell while walls along public sides remain largely intact. Iron plates for fire protection are proposed for the new framing and machinery as rebuilding begins on adjacent waste land owned by the mill proprietors.

Blackfriars Bridge S Team

Ship News March 11 Dover to Liverpool and more

Maritime notices from March 11 list arrivals and sailings: Dover from Cork via Jennes Hall. Liverpool Perseverance Hickson from Massachusetts Nelly Nandyke from Barcelona. Londonderry Ballmer Coles from Londoni. Falmouth Aurorm Baker from Smyrna. Dominica Ally Sparling from Africa. Antigua Bayman Britannia Young from Ondoul. Amigua Antigua from Onega via River Blackett. Other vessels include Pomona frigate, Admiral Barrington, and Minerva Cobby to Dublin. Births marriages deaths and various stock notices follow.

Dover-Jennes Hall Cork Liverpool Perseverance Hickson Massachusetts Nelly Nandyke Barcelona Londonderry Ballmer Coles Londoni Falmouth Aurorm Baker Smyrna Dominica Ally Sparling Africa Amigua Antigua Deans Barrington Wilson Adtive Mitchinfon Botany Bay John Elizabeth Henderson Maryland Apollo Swan Newfoundland Minerva Cobby Dublin Pomona Wind N. FE Wind N. W Cam Honduras Margaret Strong Gibraltar Squires Halifax Triton

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