Bounty on Corn Imports and Inclosure Committee Discussed
The report from the Committee on expiring laws was agreed to. A bounty for corn imports from Europe was approved and referred to the bill on import duties. Sir John Sinclair urged selecting a committee to consider general inclosure of lands, proposing a select panel to report options to Parliament. The Bank Goan and Mutiny bills faced delays, with adjustments on cart and wagon use for troop transport and witness expenses debated. motions were defeated or postponed.
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Wallice
Europe
Tanerica
John Sinclair
Great Britain
Long
Tierney
Letter on privateer capture near Morlaix by Fro mynt
From the London Gazette a letter to Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Parley reports the chase and capture of the French privateer Josephina, four guns and twenty men, by John Francis Fro mynt near Morlaix. The note, dated March 13, is followed by signatures and brief April notices from Onion Bristol and others, listing trades and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apmikanry-Orrier
Thomas Parley
Corindgggler
Plymouth
Bas
Josephina
John Francis Fromynt
Morlaix
Thomas Pufley, Bart
C. Jr. Wittman
London Stock Prices House Worksheet March 19
Evening Maile Postscript records late afternoon stock prices in London. At one o'clock the 3 per cent consols stood at 62.7, Omnium 13 2, with details on the leader fund relating to the ship Repulse of 64. An authentic listing of prices and standings follows for investors and traders observing the day’s market.
Repulse Shipwreck and Survivors After Battle with French Coast
Detained Channel fleet vessel Repulse ran ashore near Ushant after a gale crippling Captain Alms. Crew abandoned ship, some drowned in boat capsizes, others reached Guernsey after four days of peril. Meanwhile the prize master and other sailors faced capture. The Princess Royal Packet and other actions are noted in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel
Abas Gardner
Brest
Alms
Ushant
Quimper
Capti Alms
Glenains Isands
Hland
England
Guernsey
Weymouth
Princess Royal Packet
Leeward
Nantes
Royal social duties and naval movements reported
The Princess of Waves dines with Lord Gwyphr and Lady WinLoucusy in Whitehall while the Duke of Yor hosts a grand entertainment in Piccadilly for nobles and officers. A mail from Inenay up arrives, and ships Tellicherry and Rockingham bound for Bengal and Madras schedule altered. Court business notes a vote of thanks debate and bread price cuts. Batavian opposition to French military control cited alongside shifts in command and governance.
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Princess of Waves
Gwyphr
WinLoucusy
Whitehall
Duke of Yor
Piccadilly
Inenay
Katt-India House
Tellicherry
Metirs
St. Barne
Grenn
Bengal
Gravesend
Downs
Rockingham
Madras
Boxy Praz
St. Paul's Cathedral
Lingavon
Cape of Good Hope
Portsmouth
Stadtholdprian Party
Angebeau
Minor electoral shifts stir late poll notes and bribery fears
At Jeataactor A rawage Letter Major Ressext concedes, Mr Taylor leads by about 20 votes while actual tally remains uncertain. Mr Bowen, ally of Sir H. V Pespest, enters as a third candidate this morning to counter possible bribery claims and prevent a contested result.
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Taylor
Bowen
Ll. V.pespest
Leominster Borough Contest And Port of Goa Notes
Readable fragments report Leominster electoral contest with Carew and Tollemarsh opposing the sitting member under Essex and Norfolk factions. Also mentions Goa fortifications, coal prices at Newcastle, and Westmoreland marriage settlement. plus a fire at Cratched Friars and a forged promissory note case involving East India directors.
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Leominster
Carew
Earl of Essex
Po.len
Lord Essex
Taytor
Duke of Nor- Four
Frederick Tempest
Portfriously
Goa
Clarke
Egypt
India
Tippoo Sultan
Tim
Newcastle
Board of Agriculture
Blidon Barn
lLymington
Denton
Corporation of Newcastle
York
West- Moreland
Bey
Court of Chancery
Chancery
Netherlands
Cratched Friars
Travers
East-India Company
Lo . Lali
Draper
Brighton
Shakespeare
Naval Returns and Convoy Movements at Sea
The report details arrivals and departures from Holyhead and Falmouth, including Captains Lun Bred and Kitts, and ships such as the Porpoise, Elephant, and Prince of Wales. It notes encounters with privateers, captures, and dispatches to Botany Bay, with Commodore Brecknox, Lord Nelson, and Admiral St Vincent referenced among the era’s naval leaders.
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Lun Bred
Holyhead
Breck faTox
Foury
Abundance
Botany Bay
Falmouth
Mancm
Prince of Wales
Ritts
Kitts
Wittake
Bourdea Rity
Tirty
Cork
Phare
Praffien
Pax
Re Graaf
Surinam
London
Tsith
St. Maloes
France
Chace
Prince’ Ernest
Likbon
Ln Majesty
Lord Seymour
Martinique
Prince/s ‘Royal Packet
CoaTesworts
Outrages and Rewards Across Ireland Reported
A Dublin dispatch notes government proclamations offering rewards for apprehending violent assailants tied to a string of murders and outrages in Carlow Kilgarran Kildare and Limerick counties. Reports mention a duel between officers in Exeter with a soldier wounded and a Bengal Mariner’s family mourning a death.
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Richard Cox
John
Nowlan
Owen Deliotis
Carberry Kildare
Newtown
Carlow
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Vansittart
Courts of Justice
Hobhouse
Gascoigne
Jallige
London Gazette
Manca
George Matthewman
Tadcattery Yorkshire
Lewis Lewis
Cleveland-street
St. Pancras
Win
Pearson
Carton
Lincolnshire
Tiggaor-Merchant
John Rider
Arrington Lancashire
Bac-Baker
Wallistani-Hill
Tairs
Christchurch
Surry
Soapmng Mnufacturers
Moon
E- Onion
Bristol
Commay Brewer
Re Watkinson
Maningthe
Essex
J. Harris
Paul’s Court
Wood-street
J. Langley
Whitechark-lane
Carpenter
J. Tolley
Strand
Hatter
Evening Maile
Funate
Thip ‘Repinlie
Ati
Hirham
Naren
Dublin
Mancy
17Th Regiment of Light
Dragoans
Exeter
Orig
Messrogur
St Stare Bery Ture
Sir J
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