Debate on Union Measure Casts Doubt in Commons
A Dublin mail reports a heated debate in Parliament over the union between Great Britain and Ireland. Mr Pirre cues’ remarks sparked strong resolutions. the House adjourned to July 7, with a call of the House on the 5th anticipated. Outrages in Dublin noted, but the country remained quiet at mail departure.
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Dablin
House of Commons
PireJee Cufe
Great Britain
Ireland
Pirr
Fime
Dublin
Earls and Nobles Attend Grand Dinner in Stanhope Street
A grand dinner at Stanhope Street hosted by the Earl of Cuesterrizzo drew a high dignitary attendance including Prince of Wares Dukes of Wyorx and Clarence Prince Enwasp and other peers. News arrived of dispatches to the Portiam office and arrivals of Earl Spencer and Earl Macartwney. The Duke of Lerps died at St James's Square after a long career as statesman and court figure.
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Earl of Cuesterrizzo
Stanhope Street
Prince of
Althorpe
Northamptonshire
Earl Macartwney
Cape
Earl Spencer
Capt
Stewart
George
Comet We. Hirron
Wa. Knox
Dublin
Yarmouth
Adams
Partizan
America
United States
American Federation
Legislative Assembly of
Virginia
St. James’ Square
Rasers
Duke of Lerps
Carmarthen
Banrl of Denby
Latimer
Danblaine
Scotland
Baron Osborne of
Kiveton
Aberonet
Order of the Garter
Halii Ois
Foreign Department
Revxoups
Walter Farquuak
Heavasiog
Lezns
HoLpernesse
Park Lane
Irish Parliament Debates Abortion of Union Plan
In Monivar on January 28, members debated the British Union proposal. Castlereagh urged adjournment while Parnell warned against delaying action. Fierce speeches by Barrington, Cavendish, Frend, and others defended Irish independence and warned of public alarm if the measure proceeded. The House adjourned to February 7 after voting to call the next session and ordering a supply vote.
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House OF Commons
Monvar
Speater
Rowley
Lord Caftlereagh
John Parnel
Castlereagh
Ireland
Lord Caflereagh
Hon. Baronet
Barrington
Henry Cavendij
Cork
John Freke
Munster
Frend
Plunket
Dodds
Egan
Knox
Wolfe
the Revenue
Union
Maxwell
Martin
Henry Cavenesh
Browne
Jane Curry
St. George Daly
James Fitzgerald
Ship News Era of Privateers. Vessels Captured and Lost
Shipping reports numerous captures and losses at sea. Vessels including the John Watson from Virginia to London and the Hiram Whitney from America to Liverpool are seized by privateers, with several ships retaken and brought to Plymouth or Leith. A number of crews are saved or left aboard damaged ships, while others founder or are stranded near Gibraltar, Gothenburg, or Leith Roads. The fleet movements at Plymouth and Yarmouth note awaiting wind conditions and naval arrivals nearby.
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John
Philadelphia
London
Lindon
Linthorn
Newfoundland
Portugal
Oporto
Devon Shapley
England
Delano
Liverpool
Boston
Isle of Rhé
Leith Roads
Hambro
Alderney
Triton
Plymouth
Leghorn
Cape Spartel
Cadiz
Baker
Wilcafter
Bourteaux
Flora
Caroline
Sal Aouth
Jane
Petry
Rye
Cromer
Crewy
Philadlphia
Drummond
Antigua
Yyetfie
Guadaloupe
Jupiter
Koppen
Hamtbro
Yarmouth
Gothenburg
Louisa Dorothea
Zimmerman
Koningsburg
Memel
Ireland
Menel
Henrietta Lousa
Dantzig
Dieppe
Lady Hammond
Barr
Turk’s Island
Virginia
iIndustry
Meredith
France
France and Naples War News From Capua to Palermo
Letters from Capua and Leghorn report the French and Neapolitan armies facing near Capua with heavy fighting and Naples in agitation. Nelson sails with family aboard the Kine. Berthier and Buonaparte in Corsica consult on plans. Spain prepares for Majorca retake. Mantua and Brescia reinforced. Italian theater sees theater piece Les Irlandais Unis. The French navy promised revenge, Turinese ecclesiastical sequesters, and Paris presses embargoes on grain. Archers declares war on France. Algerine envoy jailed. Sauf de la Biche pass given to a French garrison. Naples’ entry by French troops uncertain.
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Paris
Florénce
Capua
Naples
Pore
Nelson
Kine
Berthier
Buonaparte
Corsica
Mega Fures
Egypt
Sarprmia
Colorne
Grand Duke of
Parma
Sardinia
Napper Tandy
Blackavell
Hamburgh
Leghorn
Palerrho
Quen
Palermo
Pi Guaterzi
Mantua
Brescia
Les Irandais Unis
Marine
Enelith
Sicily
Malta
Mediterranean
Ferdinand
Saenrwra
Piedmont
Turin
Brussells
French Republic
England
Porte
Tuscany
Sauf de la Biche
Lazzaroni
Kane
Vienna
France
M.D
Galway District Quieted After Rebel Disturbances
In Galway county the Rinar vara area and nearby villages were stirred by rebels the prior week. Colonel Suyth and Mr Gregory helped restore order as sworn residents confessed crimes but disputed who swore them in. Gort remains tranquil. Francis Lysaght and others were jailed in Ennis. A court martial will trial those involved. Doris, a 44 gun ship, arrived at Shannon to escort trade to the English Channel. Two men named MCarthy were murdered near Blarney last Friday fortnight.
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Rinavara
County Galway
County Clare
Suyth
Gort
Gregory
Francis Lysaght
Ennis
Doris
Lord Rawevacn
Shannon
English Channel
M‘carthy
Blarney
Army of Rome General Orders on post delays and plunder rule
Antiquated French revolutionary orders note mail coaches late after show storms at Cambridge Norwich Worcester Shrewsbury Taunton Exeter until 3 30 pm. Emphasizes discipline and that captured enemy property becomes national property stored in magazines with severe penalties for looting or aiding requisitions.
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Norwich
Worcester
Shrewsbury
Taunton
Exeter
Championnet
Ion
Oihers
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Army OF
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