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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 04, 1780

Page

4

Debtor relief bill debated as budget details unfold

In Parliament the debate centers on debt imprisonment limits and a relief bill. Lord North presents a large budget with a 12,000,000 loan plan, detailing taxes, pensions, and expenditures. Mr. Fox opposes the loan method, while Mr. Cornwall and Sir George Savile urge measured funding and relief assurances to petitioners.

Vyner Temple Laurell Parker William Guife Gloucester Chester George Yonge Lord Beauchamp Lord Ongley George Gordon Barrow Gen. Conway Hartley Temple Luttrel Lord North Treasury Medlycot Milbourne Port Milbourne His Majesty’s Treasury Temple Luttrell Thomas Hutchins Medlycot Honuse Ways and Means Ord Great Britain British Museum Army Chelsea Hospital Duncan Campbell Wesk Asricht East India Company Tate Fox Cornwall George Savile George Barre

Admiralty Conflict Sparks House Inquiry Motions

Admiral Pigot censures Sir Hugh Palier and calls for an inquiry. He discusses Lord Pigot’s imprisonment in India, the death and trial of the culprits, and accuses officials of undue influence. Colonel Barre outlines budget, East India Company expectations, and Savile related matters. Lord George Gordox chairs the committee with noes at 28.

Colonel Barre East India Company George Savile George Gordox Noes

Auction of Fifty Brood Mares and Horses at St Martins Lane

To be sold by auction by Mr Aldridge at the original repository in St Martin's Lane on Tuesday next at twelve o'clock. NEA sixty brood mares, Colts and fillies, horses out of training including several that have hunted with hounds in the kingdom, some hacks. Property of a gentleman in Derbyshire. Viewing three days before sale. catalogues optional.

Aldridge St. Martin’s-lane Derbyshire

French Fleet Returns to Brest as Sick Observed

Postscript notes mails from France and Flanders. Brest reports Conquérant with Monteil sailed to Brest but returned due to 150 sick and 30 deaths at sea. On 18th, ships with provisions reach port, Dutch vessels among them. Squadron to comprise four ships of the line and three 40 gun frigates, with two more ships to be freighted for the King's account. Several vessels await to form a squadron at l Orient.

Paris Brest Conquérant Chevalier de Monteil M. de Guifchen le Duc de Bourgogne Chevalier de Medine d’Arzec de Ternay l’Eveille de Keradern de Robriant le Neptune Des Touches la Provence le Chevalier Bernard de Marigny la Surveillante Cillart de Saville Andromaque le Chevalier de Ravenel la Belle le Caron de Clugny le Baron d’Arras la Comteile de Noailles le Bizarre le Protee L’ Ajax l’Elephant la Charmante l’Orient

Letters on Clinton and Burke bills for reform of civil offices

A London correspondent cites rumors that Sir Henry Clinton has fallen ill with fever impairing his intellects. The piece then lists seven Burke proposals for reforming the Civil Establishment, urging abolition of costly jurisdictions, liquidation of public estates misused for oppression, consolidation of overlapping offices, stricter finance oversight, a fixed impartial payment order, and dissolution of subordinate treasuries to curb mismanagement and public suspicion.

Henry Clinton Burke

Portmouth March 6 Shipping News and Local Notices

Extract from a Portmouth letter reports arrivals at Spithead with three Spanish men of war and the Prote a French 64 gun ship bound to Mauritius some counterfeit money aboard. French ships Ajax Bienfaisant and others. ships sail to the Downs Sunderland and London. Extra from Liverpool March 4 details prizes and cargoes including wine butter and brandy. Ships taken: The Pallas privateer and The Success from New York to Oporto. Tyne ship wrecked near Whitby. Sunderland crews suffer losses. Political note urges Burke bill scrutiny and public accounts committee. Cockfighting at Cockpit Royal Seames's Park arranged for 13th inst. Essex vs London.

Digby Spithead Mauritius Counte Feit Ajax John Ross Plymouth Juliana San Francisco Xavier la Perla San Raphael le Fregatte de Bilboa Moon Galliott The Downs John Thomas Elstob Mary Stafford Sunderland Trial Quintel Nancy Thomas Elizabeth Gib’s London Liverpool Pallas Cape Townsend Bordeaux St. Domingo Dias New York Oporto Vigo Gustaf Adolph, Harrison Falmouth Leghorn Naples Cadiz Tyne Thompson Hull Newcastle Whitby Sunderland New Pier Lord North Burke Barre England Cockpit Royal Seames’s Park Efsex

Ship News and Arrivals in March Winds

March ship movements include Dromedary, Warwick, Expedition, Busy, Flying Fish outward bound. Syrin, Lynx, Diana, Cleveland, Nathaniel Bailey, Marse, George and John sail for Jamaica and Barbados. Arrivals at Portsmouth, Rotterdam, and Lisbon list Three Brothers, Success, Polly, Liberty, and John from Poole.

Deal Dromedary Warwick Syrin Diana Cleveland Nathaniel Bailey Marse George and John Dears George Susannah Angus Jamaica Worcester Whitehead Barbados Thomas Bruce Antigua Baird ARRIV Portsmouth Clark Dublin Rotterdam Success Wiliams Dispace Polly Barrells Liberty Spence Yarmouth Lisbon Pitman Poole

Market Prices and Bank Stocks Reported in Debates Note

The item lists varied bank stocks and annuities with prices and changes for the day. It notes delays in a debate due to length and provides a snapshot of exchange bills and miscellaneous securities including India stock, Navy acts, and lottery tickets with quoted values and percentages.

India New Ditto Navy

Almon's London Conracit publishes pensions grafted by Crown

Tomorrow morning the Almon's London Conracit will print details of pensions granted by the Crown during pleasure or otherwise payable at the Exchquer with the fines and recipients. The issue also lists pensions deductions for taxes fees and charges from Jan 5, 1770 to Jan 5, 1980. Sold by news carriers in London and Westminster.

Tuelday Almon London Hoourale William Hall Wifcuune Gage Westminster

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