Dublin Gazette in Dublin, Dublin

Radical Reorganization Claimed in Contested Dublin Regiments

The article reports on shifts in command within the Royal forces near Dublin, appointing officers to lead Lord Malesworth’s Dragoons and Calbigonier’s Horse, while noting the late Major General Jeanne’s role and the unexpected killing of His Majesty’s Head for aid communions. It also mentions broader turmoil including reports of a Persian ruler’s alleged downfall, a notable marriage, deaths, charity actions, a riotous murder and robbery in Nottingham, a dangerous storm near Albany, and parliamentary movement for a Manchester area seat, all in a period of war measures and mint coinage expansions. The piece strings together multiple 18th century incidents from Britain and abroad, reflecting a climate of instability and political maneuvering.