News from the war fronts and Russian theater reported
The journal relays British and American war news including a French Allied defeat near Burgess with 70,000 losses, Hull's surrender and Fort Wayne events, Indian movements toward Ohio, and Monroe becoming Commander in Chief with Jefferson as Secretary of State. It cites Alexander's Moscow address and Russian campaigns, plus a Riga dispatch on Essen and possible Mittau action. It praises a New Hampshire memorial addressing US-UK points.
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Holyhead
Chester
London
dGuernsey
Burges
Weymouth
Guernay
New York
Hull
Natromad Intelligencer
Dearborn
Albany
Fort Wayne
Mattsburg
Ohio
Munroe
Jefferson
Prsident
Rodgers
Aull
Russia
Alexander
Moscow
Buonaparte
Marshal Katusov
Fle
Lig
Barle
sArmny
Phelos
Smolensk
Smolenk
Higirmarch
Essen
Riga
The Rev Dr O Connor Sails for England Amid Praise
The Rev Dr O Connor sails for England carrying high regard from Irish peers and friends for his modesty, learning, and moral life. His supporters anticipate future publications from Booksellers Ginguat and Edmunds as appendices to Colesizayus Nos. 5 and 6, including letters on treason and religious debate.
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England
Leland
Natous
Ruusie
Privileged Catholics and Tenant Grievances in Dublin Journal
A Dublin Journal piece recounts a landlord G. Lea pressuring Catholic tenants during an election. He claims honor and kindness while threatening rent hikes and eviction if tenants fail to support his preferred candidate, exposing coercive politics and religious tension in rural Ireland.
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Mu. Forteser
Provasit Vidal Dieenbughd
G. Lea
Pat
Tom
Mr. V
Ariah
Mino
Vere
Gleatworth
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE DUTY OF CORK
Cork Oct 20 crowds cheered as Sir Nicholas Colthurst Colonel Longfield and Hon C H Hutchinson were proposed for Parliament in a bustling meeting. Richard Lane led the motion with Alderman Evanson and others seconding amid lively acclaim.
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Cork
Nicholas Colthurst
Hastings
Colonel Longfield
C. H. Hutchinson
Julius C. Bernard
Sherif Gibbons
Richard Lane
Mountsford Longfield
M. Longfield
Evanson
Lane
Wade
Jurgan
Longuela
Charles Henry Leslie
Elon
C. de Hutchinson
Standah Barry
Leslie
Ay Warren
Pels
Nicholas Coyway Celthurst
Woodside
Sheriffs-wet
Cotther Longitelt
Ri Laney Fur
Biggs
Benue
Cy He Autchinson
Longfield
Yan
C. Cohthurst, Bart
Hutchinson
Washington News Disarray Over Appointments and Treaties
A long, mixed report from New York mentions Mr. Munroy being named Commander in Chief and Mr. Jefferson to join the Administration, while a peace treaty with England is discussed. The text laments political deception and outlines naval actions near Belvidere with Commodore Rodgers and Brigadier Gayes Pease urging aid as ships exchange broadside fire and pursuit continues into night.
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Oe Pn
New York
Itis
Munroy
United States
Jefferson
Tasega N
England
Hein
Egglandyighdy
Madison
Jefersons
Hatrad
Rodgers
Belvidere
Ameri
Endling
Congress
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Earl of Bandon
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Aee Arterere
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Knights of the Shire
Wexford
Frederick Flood
Robert
Carew
Bsr
F. Flood
Linxnick
Francis Gilmor
Glossquaine
Adare Infantry
Ardas
Gilmor
Conteal
Abe
Liverpool
Lin
Chronicle
Daxaprun Carasreorue
Tuskar Rock
Go Boas
Marriel
Vis
Johan Augustid Kuipe
Deburbet
Cavan
Vo Louin
William Braupaurige Rush
Licdun Koy
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Samuel Jones
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