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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 09, 1796

Page

4

Pitt Opposes Peace Overture Amid War Strain

The debate centers on negotiating with France under strains of wartime finance and resources. Mr Pitt argues Britain cannot concede exorbitant terms or accept fragile peace while France pursues conquest. Opposition critiques government sincerity, with Fox preparing resolutions as Parliament weighs overtures amid ongoing conflict.

Sofshalley France Dotie Pitt Ocober Wickh Pittains- Saletston Frensly Minter Brinelpie Gentlemar Maurice Robin

Parliamentary Intelligence in the House Supply Debates

The House resolved into a Committee of Supply to consider Navy provisioning and transport bills, with resolutions to grant funds for the Navy debt and Consolidated Fund, Army ordinary expenses for 1796, Foreign Corps charges, and barracks costs in Britain. Sheridan warned of a forthcoming enquiry on the Quiberon expedition. The Committee also approved 230,009s for British barracks expenses.

Sheridan Quiberon Great Britain

Real Estate Duty Bill Debate and Imperial Loan Talk

Members clash over a real estate duty bill with Crewe and Cavendish opposing and the measure seen as shifting war costs to future generations. The debate shifts to imperial loans for the Emperor, with Grey pressing for a clear government plan and Pitt warning ministers to act with House sanction if any advances are contemplated. the session adjourns after orders and a long rule discussion.

Crewe G. Cavendife Piet Seré G. Cavézaifd Newnham Harrifee Mr.Jr Robinsor Solicitor’ General J. Pulteney Egan Grey Exchequer Gentleman Isi Seffien Vances Mr. Grey Dundas

London Stock Prices and West Indies Naval Updates

Postscript reports at one o'clock London prices for Consols and stocks. It notes mail arrivals from the Beée ward Islands to Falmouth aboard the Halifax Packet, and outlines movements of fleets from Portsmouth to Barbadoes and St. Kitts. It discusses potential renewed operations in the West Indies, captures of a large Republican ship with cargo, and strategic considerations in Piedmont and Lombardy, with mentions of Venice, Genoa, and Madrid. Also covers Kent politics, a court ruling on adultery damages, and a man injured by a sewer accident near Blackfriars Bridge.

Beéeward Islands Falmouth Halifax Packet Matthew Leeward Portsmouth Barbadoes Acthe West Indies Beaulieu Skannze Alfoud Guadaloupe St."Domingo Vactor' Huéurs Antigua Monsieur Chargemier Landoh France Grrdeavour Su Sydney-Smira Tarrhava Paris Themegdin de Vis Mondovi Ceva Piedmont Turin Lombardy Mila Alessandria Piedmuentese Colz Beallieu Louis XVIII Republic of Valle Venice Cape Clear Madrid Kent Jour ‘Gwary Hlampshire John LpMay Orre Sheriffs Court Epwarops Poole Gibraltar Cape’ of Good‘Hope Blackfriars Bridge St. Bartholomew’s’ Hospital

Court of King's Bench Annuity Case Involving Bentley and Berry

The report details a 1793 Brighton camp incident involving Mr Jam Ley and militia officers. A note to Colonel Cawthorne led to a negotiation for an annuity to cover Bentley's gambling debt. The scheme included Anderson, Morley, Hambley, and Grant, with drafts to pay the note and concerns raised about Berry’s knowledge and the annuity’s purpose. The court weighs setting aside the annuity due to gambling debts and Berry’s presumed awareness, amid claims of debts and payments, and questions whether the annuity should stand or be rescinded.

King's Bengh Garrow Jamley Cawthiorne Brighton Beat Cawthorne Bentley Cawthornne Ihoney Willian Davies Grant Anderson Golden-square Dennis Piccadilly Exsttsx Belly Mincay Berry Bentley’s Ben

Fragmented OCR notices mix with ship captures and a farmer's death

An irregular OCR text fragment cites naval privateering in Mounts Bay near the Grand Duchess of Ireland and mentions ships Helena Sloe and Nelly, plus captured vessels. It also reports the mysterious death of Mr Viner, a Gillingham farmer aged around 62, found in a field with a wound suggesting foul play and uncertain cause.

Grand Duchess of Icany Swinburts Dominica Nelly Madeira Vininga Farmer Gillingham Viner Teafon

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