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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 27, 1793
Page
2
MPs clash over the public debt loan terms with critics arguing a better deal could be found while supporters defend the Commissioners’ authority and warn against reopening negotiations. The Chancellor insists on staying the current bargain, noting premium, timing, and market conditions.
London dispatch and European news recount royal movements from Windsor to Buckingham Palace, Levee at St James's, and audiences with ministers. Comments on French events, military shifts, and the National Assembly appear alongside society notes, charity gifts, and Parliamentary elections involving Rosert Anstruther.
Petersburg reports Queen Catherine II addresses her Senate with strong measures against France. It details suspension of commerce, expulsion of French officials, and a sworn oath by subjects to sever ties with Paris under penalties, while warning of severe retribution for disloyalty. Also notes Indian Company captains leaving for India and a London baker fined for short weight.
The House of Lords on Thursday March 28 sent Sir Francis Molyneux to compel attendance for His Majesty's Commission. The Royal agent was granted Indemnity, the Royal Assurance, and 42 other public and private bills. Commissioners included the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, and the Marquis of Stafford. The land surveyors delivered their final report as Mr Hobart and others in the Commons raised several Bills. Adjournment set for Monday April 8.
Report notes opposition and the Hours divided as the gallery closed for about two hours. By eight o'clock, Communities were proceeding through different clauses of the bid making amendments. House adjourned till Thursday next.
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