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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 25, 1780

Page

4

House of Commons Debates Malt Bill And Impressment

In a contentious session on April 26 the Commons debated a malt tax bill with Sir Philip Clerke opposing the unequal burden on Scotland and vowing to divide the House. The motion to defer the second reading was supported by Luttrell but rejected, and the bill passed to committee amid fierce exchanges over war funding and impressment abuses.

Philip Featnings Clerke Great Britain Scotland England Honourable Baronet Temple Luttrell Philip Jenning Commons House of Bourbon America Cory Wall Baronet James Lowther Philip Fennings Clerke Te. Durser Cecil Wray Powys Lis Molutede Péitia Jouning Fox Joseph Mawbey Justice Wilmot Oxflory George Yonge Turner Burgoyne Dempster Edward Astley Alderman Sawbridge Wm. Meredith

Plymouth Borough Electors Invite Support for 1780 Election

A Plymouth town notice expresses gratitude for support at a Guildhall meeting and asks electors to vote for John Culme in Parliament. It also presents joint assurances from Charles Hardy and F. Leman Rogers, promising utmost attention and sincere attachment to Plymouth’s welfare.

John Culme Plymouth Charles Hardy F. Leman Rogers

Candidate's pledge to Lancaster County election

Thomas Sister announces his candidacy for Parliament in Lancaster in 1780. He pledges independence from party influence and vows to serve the landed and mercantile interests of the county, in a letter dated April 24, 1780 from London.

County Palatine of Lancaster County of Lancaster Thomas Sister

Morning Post Printer info motion sparks Lords debate

In a Lords debate on Tuesday the topic of information sought against the Morning Post printer was aired. The case, tied to a February 29 issue, involved allegations of treason and calls for disclosure to authorities. A fire at a Long Acre toy shop with fatalities was also reported, and a petition by W Parker of the General Advertiser was slated for discussion next Monday following a Temple Luttrell motion.

Morning Post House of Lords Court of King’s Bench Peckham Duke of Richmond Duke O of Richmond England France Plymouth Sussex Portsmouth Marlborough Long Acre W. Parker General Advertiiser House of Commons Temple Luttreil

Tyrrells Island and Charlestown Siege News From Tybee to Charlestown

From the New York Mercury March 24 a report details British operations around Charlestown including Sir Henry Clinton's march from James Island, detachment under General Patterson to cut rebel lines, and cattle seized near Ashley Ferry. Arbuthnot’s fleet and ships like Europa and Renown are referenced with garrisoned rebel frigates in Charlestown harbor. narratives cover naval movements and local authority in Ireland.

Raffel Arbuthnot Tybee Henry Clinton Patterson South Carolina Augusta Charlestown James’s Island Charlestown Bay Ashley Ferry John Lloyd Ferner Admiral Arbuthnot Europa Gallies, &c Providence Whipple Q Bolton Tucker Queen of France Rathburn Ranger Simpson Pames Hland Stono 71S John’s Island Fort Johnston Wapoo-cut Stono River Lincoln Soan New York Barbadoes Vaughan England Ajax Feet Rodney Jos Lockhart Ross Drake Gibraltar Cadiz Asmirat Arbuthnot Charletown Sullivan’s Iland Renown Romulus Roebuck Raleigh Blosde Priseus Camilla Germain Buiton Notre Dame Chassier Bar

Defence of the unalienable privileges of the subject

The passage asserts that the protection of fundamental rights does not require praise or praise or ceremonial rhetoric, framing the subject's privileges as inherent and inalienable. It emphasizes dignity, rightful entitlements, and the rationale for safeguarding liberties without embellishment.

Forces Move Toward Charleston Amid Smallpox Halts

The army lists forces in Stono and Charlestown area with units on John's Island and Fort Johnston recently occupied. Deserters claim 3,000 to 4,000 rebels surround the city while local musterers cite smallpox preventing defense. Aghast looming naval strength from Vaughan and Arbuthnot’s squadron heads toward Sullivan's Island as fleets exchange fire and joint operations loom near Charleston.

Prices of STOCKS and Bank Annuities Report

Financial snippet lists bank stock prices and annuities with varied per cent returns. References to South Sea stock old annuities and lottery tickets mark a busy market page with multiple figures and terms.

Dicto Bink Tong India South Sea

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