Disturbances in Ireland London-Dublin Journal report
Distrustful Dublin Journal says artificial alarm spurred a supposed general rising in four counties on the 17th. Troop movements accelerate, yeomanry pressed into permanent duty in Mallow and Kanturk. Banditti raid houses near Limerick, Clare, and Cork. police and militia increase patrols as government plans garrison duty with Yeomanry and regular regiments. Lord Aylmer arrives at Mallow to coordinate actions with magistrates.
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Dublin
Lord Aylmer
Craig
Mallow
Cork
Cork City
Kantark
Ireland
Kanturk Centiamen
Milford House
Limerick
Maunsell
Groody
Liberties
Ballysimon
Vize
Parteen
Clare
Kilflynn
John Spering
William Davis
Adare
J. Rose
Granard
Mr. Barry
Kilbolane
J. Grady
Kilfinnan
Kerry
Moriarty
R. N
Dunkerton
Lieut. Nott
R.N
Hewson
Rt. N
Buttevant
J. Willcocks
County of Limerick
Rathkeale
Enniskilleners
Kilmarlock
Bruff
Ballyporeen
Mitch
Constantinople peace hopes amid Russo Turkish tension
The Courier reports dispatches from Constantinople noting continued tranquility in the capital, improving business, and no fear of war with Russia. Vienna and Paris postings discuss peace prospects, Greek actions, and diplomatic ambiguity, with warnings that true reconciliation remains unsettled amid shifting troop movements and political rhetoric.
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Constantinople
Russia
Defence to doggerel attack in The Morning Chronicle
The Morning Chronicle defends itself against exposure of its verse and accuses us of injurious zeal. It claims our remarks are officious and create suspicion where none existed, likening itself to those who face punishment under the laws they have violated.
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Vienna
Russia
Turkey
Morning Chronicle
Tyre
Debating Buonaparte O'Meara Letter and Court Notices
The Morning Chronicle weighs Buonaparte praise and O Meara rebuttal, quoting his musings on Cypriani and imperial mercy, while the Windsor region reports a heavy rainstorm flooding grasslands. A court martial aboard the Queen Charlotte disciplines a seaman and a marine for theft and punishment.
Public Meeting in Brighton Hails King’s Expected Arrival
In Brighton on November 16 a large gathering planned to honor the king with an address and testimonials ahead of his Majesty’s anticipated Pavilion visit. A second assembly at the Old Ship Tavern approved the plan, praising loyalty shown in Ireland and Hanover and announcing a grand procession with no public illumination.
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Paris
Chamber of Peers
Marquis de Pastorst
Masnstry
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Bonaup
T. R. Kemp
Old Ship Tavern
John Devyze
Ireland
Sir John
Edward Kerrison
Hanover
Military redeployments and incidents in 18th century postings
The 15th regiment sailed on the Loyal Briton and transports to Plymouth while detachments from the Isle of Wight head to Ports mouth to man garrison duties. The 84th moves to Cork and the 3d Guards division leaves Plymouth for Chatham. Queen's Regiment returns to Barracks. officers bound for Gibraltar. A provisional battalion forms at Albany Barracks to relieve the 15th in Plymouth. 22d Regiment to Cork with head at Mallow, Isle Brigade to replace them at Clonmel. A Royal Dragoons trooper Pearse killed by a horse accident near Sidmouth, while transporting corn for coast service. Precognition taken over a reported shooting at the Meadows suggests the pistol was fired by the man himself.
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Thomas and
Fanny
Plymmouth
Isle of Wight
Portsmouth
84Th
Plymouth
Cork
3D Guards
Chatham
Hampshire Chron
Queen’s Regiment
Brighton
Tylden
George Lewis
Stotherd
Royal Engineers
Gibraltar
Hampshire
T'el
Louis XVIII
Charles du Sable
60Th Light Infantry
Legion of Honour
Calvert
Albany Barracks
15Th Regt
Clonmel
Mallow
Isle Brigade
Naas
Cor
Pearse
1St or'Royal Dragoons
Branscomb
Sidmouth
Exeter
Exeter Gaz
Edinburgh
Altona
Huffnung
Teart
Oak
Robertson
Quebec
Belinda
Cardale
Wavannah
Tods
M'Pherson
Marseilles
Henry
Thompson
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Shakspear
Clearlands
Louisa
Baker
Segar
Middleton
Caledonia
Mosely
Downs
St. Domingo
Drie Graisters
Sepke
Amsterdam
Cette
Rosario
Robert, Steel
Virginia
Semiramis
Phaeton
Iphigenia
Africa
Thomas and Mary
Hanny
London
Turner
Jamaica
Jane
Anderson
Bordeaux
Plymours
Nassau
Tremayne
Royal Eagle
Gibbs
St. Michael's
Jong Lodewyk Antony
Steckouwar
Surinam
Pootz
Anna
Buck
Newfoundland
Dartmouth
Genoa
Rouen
Liveroor
Coleraine
Isle of Man
Isabella
North Shields
Grangemouth
Fox Island
Antoinette
Gaspee
Mareaux
Charles
Dod
Fairness Rock
Ship News From The Line And Ports Across England
Maritime notices report the Essex a whaler foundered near the Line after two whale strikes. three crew saved at Port Jackson. The Gambier from Cadiz put into Bideford with loss of fore-yard, under quarantine. all crew healthy. Numerous arrivals, sailings, and wreck reports from Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Dartmouth. Market prices and cargo movements noted, with wheat and malting barley conditions and Smithfield cattle prices.
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Port Jackson
Surrey
Plymouth
Gambier
Crawford
Cadiz
London
Bideford
Exeter Gazette
Cory
Essex
SmirHrizLp
Smithfield Market
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Chronicle
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O‘meara
Europe
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Cypriani
Q’mzara
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Mr. O'Meara
Buonaparte
Frasiene
CyPrtant
Duke of Wettington
Tros. BaRine
Stratton Park
County of Hants
Winchester
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Pepe
Queen Charlotte
Wm. King
W. A. Montacue
C. B
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Robert Means
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