Foreign affairs and domestic bills in distant dispatches
Fragments describe Syrian movements led by Aly Bey toward Egypt with 29,000 troops, Mecca’s Cheriff death effects, and uneasy Cairo command. London reports cover East India loan, coin, tonnage, and coffee import bills, plus sheriff nominations and river court notices.
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Richmond Fune 12 Turndrome Mentions Harrison and Cuit in Rome
A letter from Rome reports Thomas Harrison of Richmond, son of a cabinet maker, sent to Rome four years ago to study drawing and architecture. His plan for ornamenting a grand Rom e square won universal approval, earning him a gold and silver medal and immediate admittance to the Academy of St Luke. George Cuit, also from Richmond, is praised for portrait painting and has arrived in London, poised to rank high in his field.
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Arrivals at Ports List Ships and origins
The notice lists numerous vessels and captains arriving at various ports. Names include Mary-Ann Hughes Chichester Kent Elliot India Pilot Boyce Swit Santé Graveseap from June 16. Other arrivals: Rosamond miner from New York Crof Oak Matin from Guernsey Lovely Peggy Humphreys from Cork and three Sitters Sorenton from Norway Three Brothers Anderson from East Frie sland Fell Bainsfair from Petersburgh Norfolk Forsyth from Virginia. Ports Georgia Pembroke Stevens from Jamaica South Carolina Proteus Pupley Truman Shepard from Britto Dominions Industry Walworth from Liverpool Virginia Riberry Alexander John Taylor Molly Younghusband from Liverpool Jamaica Venus Dennison from Africa St Kitts Blundel Dawson Rumbold Thomson from Africa Blyverpool Swift Sharp Edgar Simmons Robert Buegs from St Kitts Lancaster Betty Shaw from Barbadoes.
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Shaw
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Debating the East India Regulating Bill in the Upper House
Yesterday counsel spoke for the opposition as Mansfield and Adair presented strong arguments. A committee considered the bill with long discussion on the first clause about directing changes and the alteration of the Directorship. Debates followed on whether the road should stand part the clause, with divisions 51 to 16 and 51 to 17. The motion to adjourn to the next day was agreed.
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