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Newspaper

Weekly Register

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 15, 1799

Page

6

Indictments Split over Murder and Forgery Trial

Satugpay May 11 John Rudge acquitted in a murder trial for driving over Daniel Grey in Duches-street Portland-place on April 15 causing fatal injuries after Grey refused to move. Rudge, a coachman, had been praised for humanity. George Evans acquitted on forgery and uttering charges involving a Samuel Taylor bill. Trials ended with several sentences and adjournment to June 9.

John Rudge Daniel Grey James Chisholme Duches-street Portland- Place Baron Perryn George Evans Samuel Taylor Worcester Daubigny Bristol Hornsby's Cornhill Hazard Wheidach Aghrmamenty Homby Evans

Naval Movements and Privateer Alerts Amid Mediterranean Conflicts

Reports detail a 45-ship English Mediterranean force confronting French and Spanish fleets, including Nelson off Minorca and Harvey seeking three allied ships. A Spanish packet is taken near Corunna, a French corvette seized at Aleppo, and Sidney Smith replaces Trowbridge at the Nile. The Zealous and Culloden rejoin Nelson. various ships, including Hebe and Romney, sail or depart. An American ship laden with arms reaches North Sea Fleet, while multiple London to Hamburg and New York trade routes suffer captures and losses.

Mediterranean France Lord St. Vincent Cadiz Lord Nelson Minorca Alexandria Harvey Martinique Corunna Aleppo Cyprus Buonaparte Sidney Smith Trowbridge Nile Yarmouth North Sea Fleet Hamburgh America Ireland

Measure of Government Sparks Editor Caution

A political remark warned editors to avoid misrepresenting speeches, urging careful reporting. The session adjourned to Monday fortnight.

Liverpool Harbour Bill and Habeas Corpus Proceedings

In the House of Commons on May 8, leave was given to bring in a Liverpool Harbour improvement bill. The Liverpool Water Bill report was agreed, a royal message was read, and a committee considered it. Amendments to the seditious societies bill were agreed and ordered for a third reading tomorrow. Militia reform and militia bounty adjustments were noted with funds allocated for America treaty expenses. The Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill duration was fixed to March 1, 1800, and itself set for a third reading tomorrow.

Blackburn Liverpool Pitt House of Lords Lord Grenville Marquis of Titchfield Middlesex America Lords Commissioners of the Treasury Palmer Committee of Finance Westminster Hall James Marriot Abbot Anne Geo Lawrence

Annuity Granted to Sir James Marriott by King

Lord Grenville presented the King's message seeking an annuity of 2000 for Sir James Marriott late Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, to be funded from the Consolidated Fund. An address of thanks was voted. Debates touched Slave Trade, various bills, and future budget plans.

Lord Grenville J. Marriot High Court of Admiralty

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