Lord Kenyor Attends Lords Session Adjourns To Monday
Lord Kenyor attended for the Lord Chancellor and after reviewing the bills on the table, the session adjourned to Monday.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 06, 1797
Page
4
Debates on Bills and Ways and Means in Parliament
The session debated prohibiting excise and customs officers from voting, examined insolvent debtor and counterfeit coin bills, and discussed militia allowances. Pitt proposed tax adjustments on male servants, horses, and agriculture to cover deficits, with resolutions carried. An illegal oaths bill was introduced to clarify punishment, and the General Inclosure Bill passed after further orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Portugal
Great Britain
West Indies
Prince of Conde
Pitt
Hussey
Portscript on Portugal subsidy and Parliament prorogation
The House of Commons proceeds with a 2000001 subsidy to the Queen of Portugal to secure an ally against Spain. Editorials urge readiness for war to ensure a safe peace, while notes mention Dublin politics, Bank Loyalty Loan payments, and Pitt's Downing Street interview. Letters from Boston and Philadelphia discuss U.S. policy and commissions to Paris to settle France‑America misunderstandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Portugal
England
Spain
Dublin
Grattan
Committee of Clock and Watchmakers
Pitt
Downingtreet
Philadelphia
Five Kings
Boston
United States
Dana
Massachusetts
Virginia
Pinckney
Hague
Paris
France
América
Sails and Seals in Frenchover Civilian Property Dispute
Reports detail a French government order to remove seals from property of a Paris associate amid injunctions against possession. naval news recounts Captain White's Berwick Merchant captured by a 74 gun Jason. retaken by two British ships with 16 passengers unharmed. The Beewick Merchant reached Shields with cargo valued at 12,000 pounds. Lieutenant St. Jean warned of three more privateers ready at Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueen Tomer Au
Sydney’s Smith
Earl of Chathame
Harry Vane
Fempert
Piccadilly
Berwick
White
Huntleyfoot
Jason
Sagu
St. Jean
Mack
Englis
Fie
Beewick
Wrights
Shields
Thuysday
Dunkirk
Trial of Mutineers on board the Phenix at Spithead
The Court Martial at Spithead continues the trial of James Hayes James O Neil Robert Gray and Thomas Needs after a gale kept the panel aboard the Tribune. Woolley and Simpson were found guilty of prevarication and perjury with sentences of three months solitary confinement and one month respectively. Defence by Hayes ends as others begin their cases with testimonies praising conduct prior to the mutiny. A new prize, a Spanish polacre packet captured by Serpent, arrives from Africa with dispatches amid continued naval activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix
James Hayes
James O'Neil
Robert Gray
Thomas Needs
Woolley
The
Phoenix
Simpson
Spithead
Tribune
Sir John Orde
Bart
Hayes
O’neil
Gray
Needs
Royal William
Halstead
Marth
Fea
Africa
Isles
St. Fiorenzo
Cadiz
Havannah
Buckall
Chace
Mutiny Trials and Endicott Sentence Report
An order from the Admiralty ratifies severe sentences for mutineers Lee Coffy Brandan and M Ginnis at Stonehouse citadel. Additional dispatches describe captures from ships Pheeton Amphion and Industry, plus mutiny actions aboard Saturn and planned trial aboard Cambridge with Lord Keith presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryad
Gune
Lord Cant Nen
Cork
Cate
Majeste
Pheeton
Stopford
Amphion
Lindgreen
Atsterdamn
Genoa
Jordain
Guernsey
Mevagiffy
Admiralty
His
Lee
Coty
Brandan
M*ginnis
Citadel
Stenehouse Barracks
M'Ginnis
Botany Bay
Stonehouse
Branton
Branton Was Put Into the Cell In His Htead
Gandy
St. Andrew's Church
Coffy
Saturn
Dotglss
Sound
Hamuaze
Cambridge
Lord Keith
Weather and misfortunes amid 1789 season notes
The piece records April to July weather with dryness and warmth early then wet cold later, spoiling hay and causing floods in places. It notes Captain Eaton buried at St. Ann’s parish, four mourners in a coach. a boat from an armed slip capsized off Tynemouth with all hands lost save two. Dawes master of the Red Lion died in Pennington Street. Ward, a coal-factor, died at the Coal Exchange. St Mary Whitechapel altar plate stolen.
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Captain Eaton
St. Ann’s
Soho
Berwick
Tynemouth
Dawes
Red Lion
Pennington-street
St. George’s
Ward
Coal Exchange
Church of
St. Mary Whitechapel
Markets Friday Grain Prices Advertised
Markets report a tolerably supplied grain market on Friday June 7 with brisk sales and a generally modest advance in prices noted by observers.
Prices of Stocks and Annuities in 18th Century Market
Prices of stocks this day show Tavelve e clack s percent and various annuities. Confals at 4 percent, 64 1 8, 3 percent. Confals 54 .5 8ths, 3 percent. Reduced 53 1 8th. Long annuities 143 4ths. Short annuities ditto Imperial 3 percent 50 1 4th. Imperial 7 percent ann. 10 5 36 the India Stock and South Sea Stock both closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavelve e'Clack
Imperial
India
South Sea
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Portscript
London
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Cawland Bay
Urrent Brich
Grath
Neder
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