Warships and privateers sail westward with convoy plans
A report lists ships including Phaeton and La Revolutionnaire, both with 38 guns, and Spitfire, Orestes, De Braik, and Clyde frigates, all sailing from Crifize toward the Westward as convoys to Africa. The Niger frigate and other vessels depart for the East Indies if winds permit, while French proclamations trigger public unease and naval readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita Revalationsatte
Ig Se Ainisapt
Phaeton
Riot Egorp
L’unié
C. Rowter
Seymour
Crifize
Deedaius
Gunis
H.l.bact
Horney
J. ‘Nasu
Falmouth
Africa
C.trafrigates
la Revolutionnaire
L’unité
Clyde
Spitfire
Orestes
de Braik
Childers
Plymo x
Iwo
Frederickender
Kfko Tn Halkett
Williae
Lord B
Westerday
Barons and bankrupts listed in mid Victorian notices
The document catalogs titles conferred such as Baron de Dunstanville and related estates, alongside a lengthy list of bankrupts with their trades and addresses including Newton of Shipton-upon-Stour, Barber of Stockport, Ruffell of Borough Road, and many others across England, with associated attorneys and dates. The tone reflects a formal 19th century legal notices page noting dividends, auctions, and public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivenall
Frances’ Buffet
J ‘Newton
Shipton-upon-Stour
Worcestershire
Attornies
Smart
Rouffeau
Furnival's Inn
Charlotte Barber
Stockport
Cheshire
Innskeeper
Atstorney
Mr. Nicholson
Ben. Bae
Leeds
Baxter and Martin
Furcival's Inn
Webb
Strand
Grocer
Robinson
Charterhoute-fteet
Geo
Ruffell
Borough Road
Wilson
Union
Reet
Southwarkynh Frolliday
Audley
Audley -Streety Ganpeater Attornies, Mesirs. Smith and Taylor
Clerkenwell
Denford Spalton
Deptfosd
Potter
Carterfords i. Hyde
Wrych-street
Aileen
Chambers
Furnival’s Innerve
Déows
Silvie
Eltham
Mariner
Jo Obi Dee
Slater
Horne
Id Pringle
Wardour ‘Street
Shi Bridges
Blount
Kingston- Upon- Hell
Ann Munday
Rovara
S James
Stugley
Warwickhire
Hammatt
Birchin-lane
Bili “Hadson
Buckingham
D. Harrison
Lancaster
Dewied Hawkins
Treet
Shamonds
Wycombey Grocer
I Meader
Hermitage
Tety Merchant
Pee
Z. N. Ridgway
Stoke Newington
G. Pitt
Oxford
Estreet, Haberdasher
J- Lockwood
Huddersfield, Clothier
Debated Supply and Dundas Salary in Parliament
In a heated session the House examined the Supply report and Navy, Army, and Ordnance expenses for 1797. Mr Pitt urged laying an account of Navy debt. Mr Allardyce asked for government advances. Mr Hobhouse sought papers on Transport Bills and loan guarantees. Tierney challenged Dundas’s seat after a new appointment, criticizing the ongoing patronage and salaries. He contrasted Dundas’s wartime efficiency with later office costs and argued for retrenchment and scrutiny of undersecretaries, noting Parliament’s duty to curb expense while maintaining strong governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Fursday
Hobart
Committee of Supply
Tierney
Chelsea Hospital
Pitt
His Majesty's Navy
Allardyce
Cee
Zierney Rose
Dundas
Govement
Weymout Weietie
Suffolk
du Patore
Lord George
Mainie
Government’ ‘of India
Home Department
Sim
Board of Control
Thi
Joan
State
War Department
Polslock
Adams
Jon On
Dukke
Portland
Mjtba
Hig
Windham
Huf
Kiffori
Gantic
War
Duke of Portland
Baldwin
Ford
Tgis
Burke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Niger
Gartri Ti
St. Helga’s
Todnorrow
East-Indies
Westminster
Paris
Intermediate Commission
Bonn
Cis-Rhenane Republic
Guernsey-for- the
Diltria
Jonathan Stonard
Lord Lestie
Peluam
Resland
Fon
R.rochfort
Watson
Birmingham
Toyet
Dublin
North
Sool
Portsmouth
Lymington
Tower Hill
Bagkot
Windlesam
Chatham
Ralph Seycestes
Hallplace
Portmouth
Morais
Saldanha
Barrierts Porter
Joux- Tayvory
Sperson
Quebec
Taylor
Morets
Barney
Morris
Lanceaves
Dutiller
Croydon
Mitcham
Winch
Burwall
Parliament
House OF Commons
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