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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

17 Oct 1796

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Evening Mail

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 17, 1796

Page

4

Controbrous parliamentary debate on warfare measures

In a sprawling session, Pitt defends new wartime measures against an uncertain public mood. The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr. Fox rebut opposition, arguing for prudence and constitutional defense, while Sir William Pulteney and others warn against overreach and martial-law implications amid ongoing foreign hostilities.

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Becaus Europe Pitt Gentlemam Genstlegnan Mr.Sheridan Dundas Jeffon Mr. Sheridan France Gentlemainto Holland Netherlande Genttleman Fox Gonie Gentilemah Mr. Fox Duke of Brunswick Paris Gentlyman Ain Am Davasion Sardinia William Pulteney Tarleton Efford Seditica Miz. Fox Billy Choté Curawen Serjeant Adair G. P. Furner
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London Gazette Postscript on Moreau Army Fate

Postscript notes stock prices and reports the London Gazette’s emphasis on Moreau's army. It describes hopes of annihilation abroad, losses at Ulm, peasant hostility, and the broader war effort under royal subjects. Russian plans to join forces are hinted along with Austrian frontiers and German campaigns.

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Lord Maumesauey Dover Sands Granvitts Levison George Extis Paris Grattan Gratrax Lanestone Staines St. James’s London Addisty Newfoundland Poole Ricgely Bay of Bulls St. Peter’s Thei Gulphy St. Lawrence Gulph Quebec Ratalay Liverpool Virginia London Gazette Moreau Ula Jourdan Germany Marx Vienna Russia
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Plymouth to Jamaica and Quebec ships in Atlantic voyage

Fragmentary 18th century notice records ships sailing from Plymouth to Jamaica and Quebec, mentioning crews including Compton Brook-Warfon and McKellar, with warships Alexander and Bellerophon on a cruise. The passage notes a light wind and mentions vessels Pearl, Fairy, and others, but many details are garbled.

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Plymouth Compton Jamaica Brook -Warfon Boyd Quebec Ephron Hardy William -and- Henry MsKellar Alexander Bellerophon
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