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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 08, 1797

Page

3

Debate Over Seamen Pay Bill and Fleet Mutiny Crisis

Parliament debates naval pay, fleet revolts, and government delay. Ministers deny mismanagement while Seamen petition for wages, with Speaker and Lords involved. A Bill to raise seamen pay passes after a contentious exchange on responsibility and procedure.

House Proceedings and Bills Debated in Tuesday Session

The Lancaster Quarter Sessions Bill and Stamp Duty Bill passed a second reading and moved to committee. The Debtors Bill received a first reading. A committee examined the Attornies Duty Bill and Scotch Small Notes Bill. Members were balloted for Maidstone Election Petition, with T Dickens presiding and several nominees named. Bills on general enclosure of all waters and commonable lands were read first time amid petitions against the Ship Prize Bill and a clause to remove Africa East Indies privileges was adopted. Mr Whithread urged an answer on why the earlier question remained unanswered.

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The Second Mutiny at Portsmouth and Naval Mutiny Losses

Postscript reports on a mutiny at Portsmouth prompted by Opposition papers claims. Sailors blocked yard ropes at Spithead and attacked ships in a clash with Marines. Three delegates were killed and five wounded, Admiral Conroy and officers arrested. Red ensigns raised aboard returning ships.

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