Proclamation on Dublin Disorder by City Authorities 1797
The City of Dublin declares a halt to all assemblies following widespread unrest. Mayors Greene and council urge citizens to obey magistrates, prevent disorder, and support peace efforts to protect public safety and the realm.
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Siege and naval actions near Forty Rice during April
A detailed account describes the failed attack on Forty Rice Port and fortifications. The British fleet engaged, bombardment limited by tides and redoubts, leading to a staged withdrawal on April 6. Admiralty praise follows for Captain Pigot, Captain Ricketts, and the crew, noting operations and shifts in pursuit after attacking French vessels at Martins, with reports of the frigates and the neutral port activities.
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