Assembly Adjourns After Bills Read
On Monday July 3, Lord Kehyda attended for Lord Chancellor. The Bills on the table were read and the House immediately adjourned till tomorrow.
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Kehyda
Chacellor
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 01, 1797
Page
4
Inland Navigation Bill Sparks House Debate
The House debated the Inland Navigation Duty Bill with opposition to revenue measures seen as harming population and industry. Speakers warned the bill's principle and mechanics risked canal investors and proposed amendments, while arguments for water carriage and canal utility highlighted economic tradeoffs. The bill passed committee, was ordered printed, and report to be further considered early next week.
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Deny
Deti
Sie
Sip HW
Pulteney
Piti
Hussey
Per- Sgyere
Toummry
Wigley
W. Pulteney
Pittaid
D. P. Coke
House
Ptitt
Agight
Baker
TSS
Public Newspaper Reads New Paper Charge Soon
The postscript notes a forthcoming additional charge of three halfpence per paper, imposed by the Legislature, to be levied on Thursday. The notice appeals to readers and loyal friends to accept the levy for the state’s needs and ongoing nationwide challenges.
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Wigley
Paris News Inside July 36th Ult Proclaims Military Honor To English Minister
London reports Paris Fournals of the 36th ult detailing a municipal proclamation ordering all military honors for the English Minister. A possible July 13 movement with white cockades is hinted. Paris remains tranquil with Lord Malmesbury likely in France. Dutch fleet news from Texel shows English blockades shocking Batavian expectations.
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Paris
Lislé
Lord Malmesbuy
France
Dover
Lisle
Texels
Hague
Texel
Admirals mutiny and Channel Fleet movements reported
Report describes mutinous dissension aboard the Mars and Saturn under Captains Hood and Douglas as the Channel Fleet under Admiral Bridport nears Torbay. It notes strict discipline measures, with thirty seven and nearly as many marines confined aboard each ship. Also mentions calm at Bengal and bond market relief after Tippoo alert subsides. The India Company names Mornington to govern Madras and Bengal.
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Hatcad
Enganid
Cord Bridport
Torbay
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Alexander
Hood
Douglas
North Sea
Jeffri
India
Bengal
Tippoo
East-India House
Las
Jas
Fleet movements and incidents off Plymouth Sound
Siren reports describe Lord Bridport’s fleet off the Sound comprising twenty line ships and two frigates. The Saturn ran foul of a commissioner's boat and sank. all crew saved. The Queen Charlotte and Marlborough disciplined, with Channel fleet boats restricting access to Saturn. Arrivals include St Albans and Charon, while Unite and Speedwell sailed on. The Gibraltar departed harbour and Saturn’s enemy signals were cut, leaving questions about the incident.
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Lord Bridport
Orié
Queen Charlotte
Marlborough
Eaton Saturn
Douglas
Torbay
Sound
Marlsborough
St Albans
Lechmere
Halifax
Lizard
Channel Fleet
St. Helen’s
Nore
Iséland
Unite
Gibraltar
Mars Arrives at Spithead Amid Mutiny Rumors
PORTSMOUTH July 2 noon Mars arrives from Lord Bridport's fleet amid reports of discontent prompting the move Saturn escorted to Plymouth by the Queen Charlotte. Cumberland and Medusa stay at St Helens. Sir John Orde hoists flag to preside at the Phoenix mutineers court martial. Pompee, an 89 gun ship, sails to convoy outward-bound East India men.
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Spithead
Mars
Landing of a Conch at Clafton Sparks Town Alarm
An afternoon alarm spread through the town after a report that a conch landed at Clafton.Captain Mullomys of His Majesty's revenue curfew engaged a privateer crew. twenty four men attempted to escape. Reports vary whether the ship went to Wivenhoe or Colchester, with expected transport for trial.
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Claéton
Mullomys
Clafton
Wivenhoe
Colchester
Mutiny measures and a captain’s final act at sea
A detailed report covers the Marlborough mutiny tale and Acting Captain John Eaton’s suicide after a late admittance to command. It notes the Admiralty investigation, family background, and a commission granting him post captaincy two hours before his death. It also mentions reactions from Lord Mago Seymour and Captain Eaton’s career highlights. Separate items recount the burial of R. Parker the mutineer, a crowd at the Hoop, and a severe thunderstorm at Hepeto.
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John’ Ratan
Marlborough
Gills
Plymouth
Admiralty
Jaffir
Tim
Rand
Earl Spencer
Andrews
Arsrived
Magh Seymour
George
J. Eaton
Mar- Bate
John Eaton
America
Impland
Remack
England
Lioteagne
Stopford
Aquiles
Madbarauigha
Lord Bridport
Stocks and annuities rates from a historic market page
Fragmentary OCR shows various bond and annuity quotes such as five per cent and four per cent rates, with references to Imperial three per cent and other financial terms. The text appears as garbled ledger of rates and instruments without complete context.
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Sgien
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House Or Commons
Rose
Ainland
Mr. Hobart
Committee of Ways and Means
F Sinclair
Postscript
Pubetc
London
Brussels
Earl Fitzwilliam Henry Dindas
Gardner
Bencooley, Evward
Bradfords Bombay
Belvidere L « 'Charves
the India Company
Richard Earl of
Enfigsi
Pendint
Saturn
Thnre
R. Parker
Steerness
Queen-street
Nightingale-lane
Lambert-street
Aldgate
Hepeto
Sturday
William
Hereford
Pattons
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