House of Commons Jersey Financial Bills Passes
The Monmouth Canal Bill and related measures were read a first time or reported as ordered. The small Scotch Bank Note Bill the Militia Pay Bill the Scotch Army and Navy Bill and the Saw Icy Inckofire Bill were read a third time and passed. The Innkeepers Allowance Bill was reported from a committee. The Bank Order of Council bill was to be considered later after a brief adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Canal
Plymouth Dock Chapel
Hornby Inclo- Husa
Dent
Paris News From The European War Fronts And Local Notices
A 18th century digest reports on naval outcomes between British and Spanish fleets, finances in London, and political moves in Paris including the Treaty ratification and court actions. It notes troop movements along the Rhine, prices, and a Bank of England response. Also covered are a death in London society, appointments in Gibraltar and Portugal, a civic court remark on gambling, and a Glasgow bank incident with a missing sum.
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Paris
Perner
Marquijs del Campo
London Gazette
Ami Des Loix
Executive Directory
Council of Five Hundred
Camus
High Court of Vendome
Babexf
Amar
Heche
Cologne
Lambre and Meuse
Cou Klebert
Tatry
Lefebvre
Damas
Hoche
Rhine
Moreau
Prussia
Bayonaparte
Italy
Grand Duke of
Tuscany
Leghorn
Genoa
Venice
European War News From Brussels and Vienna
Letters from Brussels report banditti raids between the Meuse and Rhine and the village Lebelaar pillaged. Kellerman warns Alps troops to avoid political interference and arrests any disobedience. Vienna announces Archduke Charles appointed Generalissimo of Austrian forces.
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Sardinia
Prussia
Franckfort
Brunswick
Brussells
Meuse
Rhine
Lebelaar
Shipping News from March Port Encounters and Prizes
Seventeen ships and privateers are listed as active, with vessels captured or retaken near Scilly and Santander waters. The San Jose y Animas and Barbadoes Packet fall to privateers, while Ville de Paris and other Royal ships push westward from Portsmouth. Arrivals include Beau lieu at Portsmouth and the Indiaman Ceres at Deal, with several vessels sailing to strategic destinations.
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Dublin
London
Coquet
Berwick
San Jose Y Animas
Maidstone
Nantes
St. Andrews
New Brunswick
Portsmouth
Scilly
Minerva
Calais
Ambro
Barbadoes
Ferguson
Jamaica
Liverpool
Havannah
Ville de Paris
Rs Casper
Alexander
Batu
Theseus
Aylmer
Bellerophon
Darty
Audacious
Gou Tp
Camilla
Dacrss
Cynthia
Matsong
R. Strachan
Isle of Margon
Falmouth
Funeral of Dr Paitie Havas in St Pauls Cathedral
Remains of Dr Paitie Havas of Oxford laid to rest at St Pauls Cathedral yesterday after a funeral with choir performances by the Chapel Royal and Westminster Abbey. The report also notes interments, legal sentences, and local crime updates from the period, including Fishermen taxed rules and capital convictions in Gloucester and Lewes.
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Paitie Havas
Oxford
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Chapel Royal
St. Paul’s
Westminster Abbey
Green
Arnoup
Hayes
Pore
Henderson
Gas
Rick
Joan Burce
Castle Carey
Somerset
Henry St. John
London
Joseph Spilsbury
Henry Sueppard
John Nelson
Billingsgate
London Bridge
Mansion House
Ludgate
Newgate
Gloucester
William Freeman
George Martin
Edward Davis
Robert Smith
Thomas Smith
Bedford
James Ridley
Thomas Field
Henlow
John Warren
Williams
Thomas Doyly
Tingrith
Lewes
John Green
George Mason
Edward Whitten
Castle-lane Corner
West-Grinsted
Cokeham
Sompting
Sussex
Stepney Fields
Surrey Assizes Begin at Kingston Under Judge Hearn
Monday the Surrey Assizes opened in Kingston with Mr Justice Hearn delivering the Grand Jury charge. He emphasized enforcing forgery laws amid current paper currency worries and protecting the cottages of the poor. Fifty one prisoners stood on the calendar. The first trial concerned Theophilus Bridges for rape of Ann Collinson of the Asylum, but a short, incoherent testimony from the complainant cut the case short.
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Surrey
Kingston
Justice Hearn
Theophilus Bridges
Ann Collinson
Guildford Bank Robbery Trials and Transportation Sentences
Second day reports indictments for robbing William Haydon of Guildford of bank notes and cash. Thorpe identified by witness, yet jury returned Not Guilty for both the Bank robbery suspects. Rawlinson convicted of base money fraud and sentenced to twelve months hard labor. Coften found guilty of returning from transportation. Morey and Carter indicted for theft from Newton calico works. both sentenced to fourteen years transportation.
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Guildford
Nathaniel Facklin
George Thorpe
William Haydon
Haydon
Thorpe
James Rawlinson
William Coften
Thomas Cove
John Owen
John Morey
Thomas Carter
Newton
Birth and marriage notices from Highgate to Aldgate
Birth: at Highgate a son born to the Lady of George Smith banker. Marriages: Silvester Lowden to Miss Berney of Waltham. John Wood to Miss Preston. John Schneider to Miss Congreve. John Sizeland to Miss Remmett. Died: Mrs Hawkins of Bedford Square. Mrs Wade of Southampton Row. Andrew Pritchard aged 83. Rev. Robert Hare of Herstmonceux. Governor Campbell in Bermuda. Dr Whately of Bristol. Mrs Drake of Hillingdon Place. James Fitter aged 89. Rev Mr Hutchins. Henry Rice of Trinity House. Mrs Axtell of Kensington.
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Laft
St. Botolph
Aldgate
Silvester
Lowden
Houndsditch
Miss Berney
John Berney
John Wood
Fox-ordinary Court
Nicholas-lane
Preston
James Preston
Waltham Abbey
Xesterday
Charlton
Kent
John Schneider
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Congreve
Royal Artillery
John Sizeland
Vere-street
Calvendish-square
Remmett
Hampton-court
Uxbridge
Drake
Francis William Drake
Sir William Heathcote
Laleham
Middlesex
James Fitter
Hutchinss
Duke of Rutland
atIrnham
Lincolnshire
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House OF Commons
Evening Mail
Postscript
Cotiols
Bank of England
Bankers of London
Spain
Joan
Royal Hussars
Stanhope Street
Dharves Fitzroy
Laura Hampton
Dragoon Guards
Duke of Grattow
Peter Warren
George Ferdinano
Francis Raverel
Nichol
Gibraltar
Brestwater
Wales
BuckincHamsu
Lady
Lucius Concannon
Faro
Concannon
Glasgow
Old Monkland
Charles-street
Blackfriar’s Road
Ship News
Plymouth
March
Sally
Chapman
Havre
Ceres Indiaman
Downs
Eurydice
Deal
Ceres
Stevens
East Indies
Betry
Coverdale
Martinico
Antigua
Barge
Harriot
Richardson
Demarary
Grand Duke
Maynard
Montférrat
Ellis
Harvey
New York
Wicks
Virginia
Loyal Briton
Shutt
Liberty
Harrington
Prince of Wales
Treluddra
Overyflell and Clyde
Wind N.E
E.N. E
Clyde
Hartward
Eliza
Davies
Boston
Overyflel
Admira Perron
Monpaur
Lati
Hambur
U. Venice
Dat Altona
Lisbon
Naples
Oporto
Surry Assizes
Fcool
Icool
Meir Hornspy and Co
Corphill
Arenakpson, Goopincx and Co
L Ines
Highgate
George Smith
J. Walter
Squagty Blackfriags
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