Bills Proceed Through House of Lords Session
The Bills on the table were read in their several stages and a message ordered to be sent to the Commons. The shore that bill passed the House. Adjourned.
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 29, 1797
Page
2
House of Commons March 29 1800s Private Bills and Bread Bill
The Lords report was received and their Lordships agreed to private Bills without amendments. Alderman Anderson moved the report on the Bread Bill and Middlesex Inclosure, Middlesex County Rates, and Arundel Castle Bill were read a first time. An amount of Mohies’ advanced to the Emperor was presented and ordered to lie on the Table. The second reading of the Norfolk Office Bill was deferred to May 3. Committees of Ways and Means and Supply were postponed to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman -Andersor
Middlesex County
Arundel Castle
Mohies
Norfolk
Court and Crown Notices From Windsor to St James's
March reports detail a royal levee at St James's with audience lists for the Queen and King, plus presentations to officers and a Privy Council swearing in Sir Joseph Banks. Dispatches discuss Admiral Nelson and the capture of Trinidad, Spanish ships, and the impact on war finance, with commentary on administration and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
Earl’ of
H. Seymour
Major. Daew
Adeane
Trinidad
Bastey
Hopetown
oThé Kine
Duke of Portland
Earl of CuatHam
Lord Grenville
Weynpuam
Buckbey
Ewning
Ewning the Royau
Bavaria
East-India
Dixon Mrapons
Marquis of Lansdawne
Prince of Wales
Duke of Norfock
Carlton-Floure
Jessen
Duke of Arnott
Perth
Admiral Vanpeput
Halifax
Tevrier
West Indies
America
Atlantic Ocean
Lisbon
Santisima Trinidada
Emerald
Minerve
Joan Jervis
Re Fance
Sea, Horse
Caraline
Mahenea
Cape
St. Vincent
Cadiz
Nelson
John Jervis
Spain
Raten Agercrombie
Hervey
Trinidada
Lord Howe
Brunswick
Wenger
Achille
Portsmouth
Col
Carmesell
Bahamas
Wayne
Campbell
Miami
Dublin
Doctor Priestley
France
Joan Jiavis
Admiral Hervey
West-Indies
Windward Islands
Leeward Islands
Oronoco
Cayenne
Jamaica
St. Domingo
San Joseph
Zory
Ralph Abercromby
Land
Henry Harvey Ef
the Red
Don Josef Maria Chacon
Order of Calatrava
Royal Navy
Frinidad
Gallison
Surrender Terms at Trinidad 1797 Impose Peace Settlement
The document outlines capitulation terms between British forces and the remnants of Spanish forces on Trinidad. It covers transfer of territory, honours of war, prisoner exchange, parole for some officers, retention of private property, administration, and oath of allegiance for inhabitants, with settlement rules during the transfer. The treaty also notes provisions for sick, public records, and religious liberty, concluding with a Port of Spain date and a postscript about prisoners from Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Spain
Great Britain
Amarica
Europe
Don Chacon
Royal Administration
Privateers seize multiple ships in English Channel actions
Reports list ships captured by privateers off coast of England and Channel. The Anton from Gibraltar to Lithon, Maria from London to Liverpool, Hetley from Plymouth to Jersey and Guernsey, and three loaded brigs off Poole all taken and carried into port by privateers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton
Gibraltar
Lithon
Maria
London
Liverpool
Fowey
Sailor's Oath Describes Fire Near Irish Channel
James M Ilroy master of the brig Shamrock testifies before the Sovereign that after leaving Liverpool on Friday night he sighted a vessel on fire about two miles away in the mid Channel between Ireland and the Isle of Man on Saturday afternoon. He also saw a cutter about ten miles distant and one large ship that seemed to be warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M‘ilroy
Shamrock
Sovereign
Liverpool
Waterford March 216 Lieutenant Hinton Attacked at Sea
Lieutenant Hinton, returning from Plymouth to Cork with Dryad convoy, was separated on the 8th and pursued northwest of Cork. A 14 gun cutter forced a parting, but the ships escaped under fog and night, arriving near Bantry Bay where Lord Beaucierx and transports, plus two sloops, awaited. The cutter and frigates pursued, with Bravcierx chased into Bantry Bay and more vessels suspected, amid high seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
Plymouth
Cork
Dryad
Lord Beaucierx
Bravcierx
Qwas
Bantry Bay
Sailors End Cruize with Adamant Clyde Harpy Lynn Convoy
The voyage on March 28 includes the Adamant Clyde and Harpy sailing with a plower sloop as part of a Lynn bound convoy. Remaining details follow the prior record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamant
Clyde
Harpy
Lynn
Grattan and Egan Debate on Lord Lieutenants Meisiger
The account details Grattan and Egan trading barbs during a debate on the Lord Lieutenants. Grattan denounces abuse and recalls support given to the administration, while Egan defends his stance. Grattan rebukes personal attacks and quotes Shakespeare to claim inner strength and honesty amid political conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Freeman
Eean
Alate
Huparisson
Egan
Grartan
Hardihood
Mr. Grattan
Shakespeare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parliamentary Intelligence
House OF Lords
House OF Commons
Windsor
Cape St.Vincent’s
Cape St
Don Sebastign Ruiz Te’ ‘Apodaca
Hore
Ahi
Mels
Frinidad Hall
Port d’Epagne
Stuart
Wales
Caermarthen
Romney Fencibles
Milford
Wetminster
Wellminster
Ship News
Belfast
Waterford
Tal
Me. Grattan and
Mav Egan
Cassius
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