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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 20, 1797
Page
2
The fragment describes the Sixth Edition offered publicly in London to distribute a translation into several European languages. It notes select speakers and lists avenues for reading and learning about the national issue, inviting gentlemen to inform themselves through the published materials and public conduits.
A catalog style notice advertises new editions and critical opinions on the Anecdotes of the life of William Pitt Earl of Chatham. It cites reviews from Monthly Review and other periodicals praising the work, its authenticity, and the extensive public documents and private papers appended. The advertisement lists publishers and price details.
The House reviewed clauses empowering the Bank to pay certain debts and dividends, with Mr Hussey expressing concerns over potential overreach. The report of the Committee was approved, bills on promissory notes and colonial slavery assets advanced, and several measures slated for later debate. The Corporation Causes Bill passed committee, while the Waste Lands Enclosure and Slaves transport bills saw deferred consideration.
A survey of 18th century reviews discusses Campbells voyages and shipwreck narratives, Mrs Wests travelogues and poetry collections, and various moral and practical works. It highlights praise for Bilike, educational merits, and the influence of fiction on virtue. It notes March 1796 and May 1795 citations from The British Critic and Monthly Review.
From the Commons the Beard Counsel on the claim to the peerage of Glencairn was received. The House continued the restriction on the Book of England with respect to oath paying and one other bill were read a first time and the house adjourned.
The London Gazette lists numerous surrender notices and attorney actions across cities and guildhalls. Entries name solicitors, auctioneers, and streets, with dates in July and August, including Guildhall and Broad Street venues. The notices announce surrenders, dividend distributions, and official orders under Parliament acts with multiple named parties and locations.
Fragmentary report describes unsettled royal movements toward Stuttgart and a network of diplomatic talks among Austria Germany and Britain. It mentions the Princess of Württemberg and dower arrangements, emigration issues, and notable military figures including Bernadotte and Augereau. Reports from Philadelphia hint at ministerial departures and potential naval indemnities while Liverpool captains arrived at Grange Mouth from Christiansand.
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