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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 15, 1793

Page

3

Lords Postpone Insolvent Bill and Adjourn

Parliament notes show Lord Reinder's Insolvent Bill postponed into Wednesday next. The House of Lords was summoned after the vote and then adjourned for the day.

Lord Reinder

Parliament Proceedings and Bills Noted May 10

In the Commons on May 10 the coals cost resolutions were reported and a bill ordered. Several inclosure and road bills were read, passed, or ordered for engrossing. A motion to permit exporting Irish goods to England under regulation was carried. Lottery propositions to be stated tomorrow. A bribery bill was withdrawn after opposition. The India Government and Trade report was deferred. Adjourned.

Scotland Sevenoaks Wortester Hawstone Thirsk Roads Sussex Justices Militia Moulton Stockport Shrewsbury Spalding Embankment India Justices of the Peace Hobart Asia Africa America Ireland England Satusbuy Dundas House of Commons Hastings East India Stockbridge Committees of Ways and Means Ant Martin John Sisclair Board of Agriculture Pitt Davis Commons Lords

Royal audience and drawing room at Buckingham Palace

Friday morning in the House of Commons covers government and trade bills plus committees as the King Queen and Princess Royal attend a drawing room at St James's. Attendees include numerous peers bishops and officials. at 4 pm the drawing room adjourned and the Queen hosted a concert and card party at Buckingham Palace.

Queen Buckingham House St. James’s Dorset Montrose Diagheda Salisbury Macclesfield Beaulieu Chatham Clarendon Dartmecath Uxbridge Sussex Galloway Berborough Mexborough Courtown Dumfries Mjumfries Darlington Portmore Donough Carysfort Ailesbury Harring, & Ditys Delaware Bristol Talbot Sant Pembroke Falmouth Gage Arid Fielding Agneham Etche Grenville Ferma Dimmbite Sykes Coghill Yonge Martin Foodsitt Wey C. “Murray Fitzroy F.paget Rollo Digby Jcockhart Conway Addington Bouveris Leslie Lord *Amherst Buckinghame House

Trial de Warren Hastings and London society notes

The House debated trial dates for Warren Hastings with adjournments and messages to the Commons. Dispatches to East India House were closed and delivered. Social events at court featured arrivals and arrivals of nobility, while reporters noted racing crowds, hazards, and quirks of fashionable life. A Leicestershire gentleman Eaton was found dead in Haymarket’s Panton Street, with coroner's inquest proceeding. Public notices question hackney coach act and transit rates.

Earl and Countess of Darlington C. Murrary Countess of Mansfield Joan Burces J. Dundas Bath and Wells Earl of Oxford White William” Pitt Mitchell Fort William Simson Houghton Hudson Watkin Lewis Mr. Fox National Assembly Poland Prussia Panton-street Haymarket Eaton Diad Panton Chalestown Market Str. Maloes

Dunkirk Crisis letter exchange with Keremeyer and Clements

Fragment from a late 18th century issue recounts Captain Clements of Britain's Dunkirk squadron sending a conciliatory letter to Brigadier General Keremeyer, threatening harm if Dunkirk refuses, and Keremeyer’s sharp refusal to engage. It also notes American privateering letters of marque and a broader critique of republics versus monarchies, ending with a remark on a portage charge dispute and the vessel Providence taken by a French privateer.

Herrer Clements Dunkirk Pascal Keremeyer Les Trois Swears Mathieu Charles Kezel Folk Dover Ostend Kezel M. C. Kezel Dutri

Relief for Merchants in Dublin Failing Goods Seized

After two days of deliberation the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council issued 200000l in aid to solvent merchants lacking specie to continue business. A committee of nobles and manufacturers to oversee use of funds was formed. A fatal harbour accident occurred when a gun salute wounded a rower who died instantly.

Dublin Privy Council Housé of Commons Royal Exchange Duke of Leinster Lord Allen Cloncurry J. C. Beresford Grattan Barrington Alexander Bth Homses Caltico Marlborough Queen's County Parhiangerit Daly Theatre Royal

Ship prize lid recovered near Southampton Quay

On Thursday Jaf was picked up about a quarter mile off the Quay, a lid from the deck of a French prize sent up by the Scourge about three weeks ago. He was much eaten by the fish.

Jaf

Wheat and Barley Prices Rise in Gloucester Market

Wheat has risen to 8s a bushel and barley also advanced. Fair samples fit for grailing fetch ss.toss to 34 per bushel. High barley prices stem from harvest wastage, with tainted barley used for cattle and hogs. Oats have risen as well, likely for the same reason, tightening market supply.

Gloucester

Grass Lands Show Prospects for Hay and Fruit

Lewes reports brighten the season with ample hay prospects and a bountiful fruit year ahead. Blossomed trees show no blight, promising a healthy orchard. Meanwhile, five horses from John Shepherd of Paddington, Bedfordshire, entered a barn and ate dressed wheat, resulting in two deaths and two more at risk, with one horse dying after drinking.

John Shepherd Paddington Bedfordshire

Chelmsford accident at Reading fair and rough horse sale

On the eighth instant a melancholy accident occurred near Chelmsford as a chaise crested by a cart of horses unlucky for a child. The child escaped serious injury, though bruised. Reading fair featured a cattle market with well filled stock and moderate prices.

Chelmasford Ingatestone Theoulfham Reading

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Parliamentary Intelligence House OF Lords House. OF Commons London J. Woodhouse Philip Hales A. Hood J. Graham R. King W. Fawcett Www. Dolben R. Murray Keith John Orde Wy. Heathcote Charles Middleton Meffri Nilkets Martin, Bee Warren Hastings Hastines Prince’s Chamber Hazard Faro St. James’s Square Duke of Dorset M. de Caronne Hyde Park Corner Crawtorp Grosvenor Street Lord Bruce Italy Marchioness Sattspury Hatfield Tom Clements Keremieyer Repubsi United States of America New Republic Louis XVI Europe Merepia Perce Bull Inn Turkey Scott Lisbon St. M Irel Gnd Southampton Lewes
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