Loyalist extremism and conspiracy feared in Ireland
A historically styled piece discusses fears of a conspiracy undermining trade and lawful authority. It blames revolutionary influences, urges loyalty to the Crown, and argues that restoring confidence and employment will counteract unrest driven by rebellion and economic distress.
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Valditen
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Nity
Triaton
Privy Council Session Amid Military Dispatches and Duel
June an official Privy Council convenes at one o'clock in the Council Chamber while military movements report the Roxburgh and Selkirk Regiment and cavalry arrival from England. A crowd of about nine hundred in the district surrendered as United Irishmen and took oaths, bonds, and recognizances. A duel near Rathmines saw Sir John Maccartney clash with Mr. Taurre. Taurre was lightly wounded but offered to serve again in the corps, ending the matter. Captain Warsp noted as a friend of Sir Fox Macakanny and Mr. Tawee’s associate.
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Roxburgh and Selkirk
Warsp
Sis Fox" Macakanny
C&amd Tor Ile
Tawee
Wwe
Eracross Corps
Lupatsi
Oule
Thres
Irwin
Aliair Ragin Bers
Athars
Er Gall
Lindenderry
Hein
M‘leland
Pahoa
Donegals
Dublin
Arcy
Blie-cont
Wairhwat
Pairie Woonnorre
Ely
Andrew-street
Wedagiday
Meflis
Tootard Lanchtox
Einnifhilt
Proclamation and Naval Action Report From London
London reports a roll of naval actions and diplomatic dispatches including a general chase by Lord Bridport against an enemy fleet, and a diplomatic mission from Lord Grenville to Paris to treat for peace. Letters from Vice Admiral Sir Alan Gardner note that discipline and order in the navy must be improved, with mentions of Plymouth and other locations.
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Sion
Plymouth
Svetia
Neral Chace
Lord Bridport
London
Satuddry
Lord Grenville
Paris
Perfor
Lord Auckland
Alan’ ‘Gardner
Adigat
Mutiny at Sea Forces Breakup Near Medway
A morning update reports a mutiny on naval ships near the Medway with several vessels attempting a movement toward shore. Crews loyal to Parker faced disaffection over proclamations and the new Pwo Bill. Sixteen leaders remain in irons while some ships escaped upriver. one lieutenant and midshipman were wounded.
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Sheernets
Ion
Legeardy
Medway
Tig
The
Nor
Parker
Postscript Extraordinary from the Admiralty and Dublin Mutiny News
A lieutenant of the Leopard with 50 guns reports mutiny actions at sea and on shore. Marines fought fiercely with seven mortally wounded or killed. Reports also cover Dublin intelligence, loyalist actions, executions, and upcoming elections for the High Sheriff role amid ongoing unrest.
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Leopard
Admiralty
Moe
Aed
Yellar
Davies
Parkery
Advertisement Extraordinary Sale Of Constructions And Goods
A notice advertises a large quantity of constitution items and goods offered for sale by wholesale and retail. The sale may occur by auction or be deposited with the government, and the items are described as new and marked for sale at reduced prices.
Fragmented obituary note from misread text
A damaged fragment describes a death and family details. It mentions a wearer of a wedding ring and an arrival by a family member. The text is heavily garbled with unlikely proper nouns and unclear dates.
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