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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 07, 1797
Page
2
A Sixth Edition is offered to readers and printed details emphasize a faithfully related national impart ice. The item references Lengon and broad news coverage, noting calibration of reporting extent and audience reach.
A richly illustrated critical notice set reviews around the life of the Earl of Chatham. It praises the Anecdotes as a valuable collection of public affairs and private papers, noting its insightful sketches of Lord Chatham’s career, cabinet intrigues, and wartime policy. The piece cites favorable assessments from Monthly Review and others, calling the work useful to members of Parliament and historians.
The passage appears as a fragmented, garbled note about a book or articles discussing events in history. It mentions acknowledgments, new light on past events, and uniform approbation, with unclear references to authors or entities.
Official bulletin extracts recount Buonaparte’s proclamations at Macerata and Mantua. It details transport bounds for refractory priests, their housing and maintenance in Papal States, monthly pay, oaths of obedience, and authorized convent arrangements. It also notes measures to aid priests seeking refuge, and includes inventory of artillery and arms seized at Mantua and Ancona.
Reports describe Spain’s king preparing travel amid Catalan discontent and Navarre unrest after a Cortes delegation failed to gain audiences in Madrid. Paris notes Imperial schemes to strike Mainz and Metz, with Maffena reporting reinforcements and a grand design. Tallien seeks divorce amid court intrigue and anarchist agitation surfaces in La Dette. Bougainville to command a squadron as Bridport prepares fleet.
The Royal Assent was granted by commission to the Country Small Note Bill and the indemnification bill while hearings covered private Connell petitions. Two bills rose from the Commons and Lord Sydney named Lords drawn by ballot including the Earl of Chatham Hardwicke Bedford Liverpool Derby Sydney Westmoreland Auckland Windsor Romney Graham Gwiyder Guildford Dunstanville Bathurst. Adjourned.
Hulmes Chapel Road Frodtham Wingrave Cole Street Dennis and Thornborough Tiico sure Bills read a second time and committed Elmfield Road Barmouth Harbour Basing Stoke and Lancasters Roads Petitions reported Bills ordered Chewton Mendyr Inclosure Bill presented and read Confloration of the American Trade deferred till Thursday Several Petitions against the General Poor Bill presented Militia Pay Bill read first Huntt Episcopi Inclosure and Ipsich Paving Bills laid dead third time
The Bank Committee's second report, presented by Mr. Bramstan, argues for continued measures and a time-limited extension of the Order of Council of February 26. The House orders the report to be considered, with further debates on Army and Navy funding and an inquiry into national defense and wartime finances. The discussions include printing the Second Report and scheduling consideration for Thursday, with adjournment following.
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