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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 21, 1791

Page

3

Debate on Bank Bill Sparks Clash Over Public Credit

Amid heated remarks, MPs challenge the Bank of England’s role and the Bank’s handling of unclaimed funds. Pitt faces opposition from Whitbread Steele Grey and Fox over public faith, with proposals from the Bank to lend Exchequer Bills interest-free discussed but rejected. The House adjourns after votes and a long committee stage.

Cabinet Council and election ballot in London notes

Wednesday morning reports a Cabinet Council at the Duke of Leeds's Office with all ministers present. The petition against Luggershall's sitting member is by Mr Drum mond. Warnings of witnesses arriving for the ballot dominate town talk as distressing royal and naval dispatches mingle with society notices and parliamentary praise.

Duke of Leeds Whitehall Luggershall Drummond Drummon Chating-cross Duncannon Duchess of Dorset Miss Gunyine Gunnine Araycn Countess of Coventry Lord Maror Empress of Ruff Joshua Reynocps Marquis of Lansdown Catharine Buckingham London Liverpool Dumfries Duke of Sudermania Herman Northkopping Havre-de-Grace Dunkirk Gravesend Iide Lyon

Debates Over Land Tax in 1791 Assembly Session

On March 14 the Depurtation of the National Assembly met the King who was in bed. A report by the central Committee of Liquidation shows real property taxes at 294 million livres and movable taxes at 67 million annually. Some taxed the real property burden as excessive while others cited England’s higher rates. The adjourned session in Paris on March 16 notes Montesquieu as President. Later, it was announced the King recovered and no further bulletins would be issued. A long debate reaffirmed a 240 million livre land tax for 1791. The Marine Minister said Captain Sade of Malta has left for Nice and will not return. the King ordered his name struck from the Marine List.

Ross Pitt Whitbread Steele Jay Lords of the Treasury B. Hammet Benjamin Hafey Ener Fox Rofe Treasury Pat 2Orke John Fallaff Fiflice Shallow John Falstaff Justice Shallow John National Assembly Central Committee England Arthur Young France Paris M. Montesquieu M. Gourit M. Sade Malta Nice

Europa in turmoil as monarchs move to Venice

Venice reports Count d Artois Polignac and M de Calonne remain. Emperor doubtful on Tuscany journey while Grand Duke Ferdinand and consort travel with Sicilian royals. In Petersburg Major General Poron brings Potemkin dispatches detailing siege losses. Empress plans grand gifts for Prince Peter including 400,000 roubles palace purchase and fashionably equipped wardrobes. Frontiers filled with troops artillery and ammo amid looming invasion.

Venice d’Artois Polignac M.de Calonne Europe Tuscany Ferdinand Peterssursc Poron Potemkin Smail Peterkin Stockhoff

Pantheon Opera TutsDay Rehearsal Increases Attendance

The Pantheon Opera presented a second performance of The Machus with heightened effect and business, despite not matching the Saturday overflow. Turopore D Augrevat and Dipetot impressed, keeping Calypso's residence from degenerating into mere Dasart fle.

Themachus Turopore D

Last General Rehearsal at Haymarket Opera House

Yesterday evening the Haymarket Opera House held its final general rehearsal to a brilliant audience. The theatre overfilled within minutes, voices barely carried to the distant boxes, and alterations are needed to improve acoustics while preserving its stature as a premier European venue. The performances and dancing were notably correct.

Europe

Robbery and arrest linked to decoy and fraud case label

Late Friday night a man, lured to a house near Chick Lane Smithfield, was forced to drink and robbed of 40 guineas after a female companion summoned two others. One assailant was seized the next day. A man who deceived tradesmen by claiming the name Lord Maffey was arrested at Chelsea and sent to Bow Street, suspected to be connected with Tyler, who was executed. Timothy Maxwell, Esq., former major and Jersey captain, died at Liffona Green on Tuesday.

Chick Lane Smithfield Lord Maffey Chela Fea Bow-street Tyler New Clerkkenwell Liffona Green Timothy Macxaver Earl of Fawconberg Jersey

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Mr. Steele Huffey Jast Grey Rose Mr. Grey Hwae Mr. Pitt Fanes Erskine A. B Rational Assembly Continental Intelligence Pantheon Opera Haymarket Opera House
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