Ambassadors and Execution Tale Dominates Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal reports from London and New York on Count Pignatelli’s appointment as ambassador to Versailles and on Major Andre’s execution. It recounts Washington Arnold and Lafayette matters, British convoy debates, and a formal apology by Lord Pomfret amid parliamentary proceedings seeking fuller submission.
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St. James's
Ount Pignatelli
Hin Phcilian
Versailles
Caranmaica
Sighhay
Count Pinatesi
London
Anca Ainst
Peter Lanne
André
Prilo
Wahi Fon
Niais
Soldigx
Ins
Brews
Geri
Marie André
Carolnn
Pei
New York
Arnold
Marquis de la Fayette
Washington
Eric
Pug Arnold
Climton
Justice Smith
Mr. Elliot
Gen. Robinson
Gen
Hobinson
Andre
Athingwon
Faye
Ghin
Neagour
Ager Inimaus
Bijesieg
Britain
America
Sparge
Stalowueh
Fortune
Uy Speedy Oh
Sandwich
E ‘Sud
Che
Memorials in the States General and Dutch tensions
Postscript reports Joseph Yorke presenting memorials to the States-General amid warnings of factional plots supporting American rebels, demands for avowal of irregular conduct, and swift punishment. alongside naval dispatches, parliamentary notices, and storm news from Sligo and Ireland detailing weather and ship incidents.
Parliamentary Intelligence in the House of Lords
A fragmented report from the House of Lords dated Thursday November 16 outlines motions to draft a Reprehension and Suite for Turd Pontrers. It notes attempts by the Mynquia of Carmarthen and Cy Ne proied to present reform ideas to the Bar, with discussion on noble titles and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Comtons
Pomfret
tRellings
Pouffret
House of Lords
Carmarthen
Leave to bring in a bill on emergency magistracy
In Wharfedale November 16 Miuhin moved to grant Leave to bring in a bill to empower Justices of the Peace to act in riots without a dedimus. Sir George Yonge questioned the timing and safeguards for military use, Mr Minch defended the principle as essential to the bill. Alderman Wilkes warned against granting magistral powers without prior oath. Beauchamp feared undermining the bill’s aim. The motion was carried and Leave granted. the House adjourned. Prices listed: Bank stock South Sea stock India stock four per cent consols, old govern. annuities, Navy Bills, and exchequer securities quoted. stocks and notes for November 18, 1780.
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Crace
Duke of Grafton
Pardop
Duke
Grafton
Ower
Earl of Pomfret
Belton
Ramilies
Madeira
West India
Lord Sandwich
Admiralty
Johnstone
Geary
Eaf
Anguilla
Duke of Bolton
Cape St. Vincent
Hix
Parliamsneary Intelligenet
House of Commons
Towsfti
Herber Norton
Nort
Sir Fletcher
Parkstne
Bie
Onslow
Banca
Marc
Baddow
Howe
Fletcher Norton
Majeny
Courtenay
Ygadon
Beckford
London
Prinz
Tate
J. Townshend
Rigby
Ostani
Bir
Zor North
Tyebay
Merhia
Lord Surry
Lord North
Naws
Lord Beauchamp
Colonel Outon
James Lowther
House Or Commons
Miuhin
George Yonge
Minch
Alderman Wilkes
Machin
Loni Beauchamp
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London Gazette
T. T. Faulkner
the Dublin Journal
Postscript
Express
Jobtn van D
Hague
Joseph Yorke
Courke
Reigh
Coke
Republi
Laurens
Myles Hinself
Congress
Amsterdam
Robela
MarcQy
Hinself
Rank de Paris
Coque de Guichen
Cadiz
St. Domingo
Ratrad ‘Cheai Admiralty Ofice
Maetete Biel
Edington
Nantz
Hetold Camdeo
Galbraith
Admiralty Office
Jamaica
la Deligencia
Ich
Brown
Willian
Lord George Germain
Newfoundland
Plymouth
Admiral Rowey
Gulph
Florida
Air Genege Rodney
Corps
Diplomatique
Comte d’Listaing
Catiz
Brett
Marchantmen
West Indies
Compte de Guichen
Darby
Expres
Portsmouth
East Indies
Castelany
F. Fig
Brovier
Court of
France
Laannatwou
Justice Wrigzht
Benyted Pickeys
Tr EL
Sligo
Monmtains
Valles
Iowa
Mulcore
Sto John's Monnet
Mr. Bowell
Jase Conan
Bella
Loyalty
Robert Shuter
Fixiren
Borradell
Sugden
Watt
Cery
Benton
Liverpoot
Helad Patt
South Sea
India
Hue
Old Ann, Co
New Ann
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