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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 30, 1791

Page

2

Parliaments Debates on Treaty and Finance Continue

Counsel argued an appeal in Scotland while Lords debated the Prussian treaty and then moved to summon the House on Friday. A committee proposal to review national income and outgoings from 1786 to 1789 sparked fierce exchanges before the session adjourned.

Court of Session Scotland Jean Graham John Ruffel Lord Grenville Tidia Lord Rausdon Euclid Lord Coventry Lord Hautefoury Lord Rawdon Lord Raweden Duke of Richmond Lord Hawkesbury

House of Commons Debates on Private Bills and Duties

The Lords messages note private bills agreed without amendment and a public bill for an extra sugar duty. Lords bills include rewards for felon convictions and clerks of office regulation. Herring fishery accounts, lottery totals, and petitions costs act referenced. A committee considers petitions costs. a duty of ten shillings per dozen is proposed on tanned goat skins. corn bile debate on information gaps.

Lords House of Lords Refe

Prince of Wales hunts in New Forest amid court notices

In London yesterday the Prince of Wales pursued flag hunting in Hampshire's New Forest. Royal and naval circles reported multiple shuffles of honors, court moves, and fleet strategies across London, Vienna, and St James's Palace, with mentions of duels, embezzled stock notices, and a dramatic balloon incident at Vienna.

Prince of Wales New Forest Hants Hypz Parxrrr St. James's Lord Hood Fourckes Grrrarp Luoup Asta Dartrorp Mansuip Dire&tors Mapras Bengal Dire&ors East India House Alderman Picket Bank Marquis of Baltic Russia England Emprior Gremany Ovia Alejor Vienna House of Austria Lanspawne Vrey Chinestiva Perry Trith Sisten Kingoom Miss Crieke

Continental Intelligence: Bernis to Lose Embassy Soon

Romer reports Cardinal de Bernis expected to be deprived of his embassy with no replacement likely as the Pope will not accept a bishop as ambassador who has taken civic oath. Count d Artois left for Turin to join his aunts en route to Rome amid rapid war preparations and mobilization across the country. The Elector of Mainz informs the Diet of France’s decrees, defending imperial rights and the Germanic constitution against revolutionary interference.

Blackheath Cheshire J— R—n Ipswich Royal Navy M. Mirazzan Mr. Fox Florence Antoine Serrittori Blanchard Vienna Cronaut Prince of M. Blanchard Feet Black Sea Mediterranean Italy Russia Peyton Ourquadron Our Gibraltar Kerry Stewart Admiralty Edinburgh T. Mackenzie Powerrur Coctus C. M. Porn Mrramius Lustrious Portsmouth Larona Iris John Bridger Rotherfield Essex Cardinal de Bernis Diet Mayence National Assembly France Germany Westphalia Europe

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