Excellency the Earl of Westmorland visits Dublin and war dispatches
News from Dublin describes the Earl of Westmorland visiting the Privy Council place, then returning to the Park Lodge. Reports include ministry orders, plans to prorogue parliament, and letters dispatching for foreign service. The piece notes naval movements, garrisoning, and local robbeerries. The Rev. Daniel’s death in Limerick and the Lord Chancellor’s daughter’s interment are also mentioned amid broader wartime notes.
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Proclamation on Impressing Seamen for the Fleet
By the Lord Lieutenant General and Governor of JaxLawn a proclamation from Dublin on May 10, 1790 directs and requires all magistrates to assist captains and officers in impressing seamen and seafaring men for his Majesty's fleet. Rewards are offered for those guiding recruits, twenty shillings per seaman and twenty miles travel reimbursement, not exceeding twenty miles.
Address from Gint Leman on US leadership and prosperity
Gint Leman replies with gratitude for congratulations on his unanimous election to the first station in the country. He notes the delay allowed supporters to see benefits from general government and expresses hope for America’s continued prosperity under divine providence, good governance, and moral improvement. He pledges to justify public trust and prays for the society's members to act as faithful subjects of the nation.
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Proclamation on Burglary in Galway County Ireland
A Dublin promise announces a reward for capturing Patrick Hynes and associates in a Galway burglary. It details the crime, the siege at a house, looted property including horse and mare, and sets a 100 pound reward for apprehension and conviction. It invites discovery of unnamed participants with a further 100 pound reward and possible royal pardon.
Proclamation on Outrage at Duncan House in Ul(l)agh Dawn
Lord Lieutenant and Ireland’s council announce a January outrage at William Duncan’s house in Ulagh Dawn Armagh. Armed assailants, after entering, maimed William and his brothers, harmed Hugh, robbed goods worth at least one guinea, and damaged the property. Rewards of 200 pounds Sterling offered for apprehension of John Bennett, John Mullan the Younger, or any co-conspirators by July high day.
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