Liberty and Finance in England at the Dorpherphoe Committee
Criblel Critebel D Parry Aug 35 chairman of the Dorpherphoe Committee warns of impending tax burdens and unchecked ministerial power. He argues Parliament must demand accountability for public funds and defend civil liberties against perceived abuse. He cites the Statute de Tallagio non Cancettends and compares English rights to Turkish slaves, urging unity to resist illegitimate taxation. The speaker defends republican liberty and criticizes ministers and commissions of accounts as threats to national rights.
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County of
York
England
Commons House of Parliament
Turkey
Newgate
King’s Bench
Smelt
Germany
Critebel
D. Parry
Partnership Proposal From A Young Gentleman
A young gentleman who served his clerkship in a reputable office and has been admitted for over nine years seeks a partnership with a gentleman of character and good practice. He is willing to pay a premium adequate to the enrollments. Direct responses to R. S. at Mes. Richards, Wyche-fireet, or at Keel's Coffee-house Fleet-fireet.
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Mes. Richards
Wyche-fireet
Keel’s
Fleet-fireet
Portsmouth
Polly
Luke
William and Mary
Bailey
Dispatch
Wood
Royal George
Mann
Britannia
Colan
Little Peggy
London
Downs
la Fortune
Viary
St. Domingo
Bourdeaux
Falmouth
Ranger
Alligator
Quebec
Sc. Hellen’s
N. B
Orpheus
Garland
William
Plymouth
Fox
Crookhaven
New York
Sandy Hook
Jane
M‘caviland
Cork
Shetlac
North
Lord North
Deal
Marmaduke Lawson
Archbishop of
York
Ripon
Allanson
Robert Gwilt
Ickingham All Saints
Suffolk
Herbert Mayo
A Critique of Navy Policy After Major Fleet Losses
A lengthy critique presents Parliament with blame on Lord Sandwich for cabinet decisions delaying action as East India and merchant fleets suffer massive captures. It warns of ruined finances for the East India Company, manpower shortages, and forthcoming naval challenges, while predicting hardship for colonies and trade hubs like St Helena and the West Indies.
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Madeira
Lord Sandwich
Privy Council
Admiralty
Bedford
Grand Fleet
House of Lords
East India Company
East’ India Company
West
India
Royal Navy
Europe
St. Helena
Patent Shot and Lottery Scams Advertised in London
Joseph Jewson offers patent shot and shooting supplies at his Crooked Land shop opposite the Monument, alongside medicines by Dr James and a sale of England state lottery shares by Sharman and Co. The notice lists several offices for ticket sales and promises a 15 percent purchaser advantage, plus various prize structures and plans. Also notes Scottish bankrupts and ships arrived with financial market prices and stock quotations.
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Joseph Jewson
N.B
James
Fridncis Newbery, Junior
St. Paul’s
Cheapside
Dr. James
Baton Street
London
Mesirs
Sharman
Fleet Treet
Holtorn
Charing
Cross
England
Aif
Guinneas
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Tor
London Evening Post
Mr. Wyviil
Yorkshire Committee
Dorferphoe Committee
Postscript
Distresas
West India Islands
East India
Ba? Lndia Company
West Indies
Earl of Harrington
Wallingram
Warwick
John Holyoake
Mackenzies
Sharp
Paris
Radcliffe
Lange Gratis
Elizabeth Wright
Nicholson’s Street
Robert Rodger
Glasgow
Camlachie
Ged
Malcolm
Burnfoot
Wind N
His
Wells
Dunkirk
Wigmors
Jon Flushing
Providence
George
Ostend
Olive Branch
Boothby
Lynn
Cowes
Frue Bton
Mumphrey
Lithkeine
Roham
Brooks
Laynceston
i-Baik
iDitto Gonldl
Omnim Exch