Union with Ireland argued as remedy for Irish unrest
A speech advocates Legislative Union with Ireland as the only viable solution to Catholic emancipation tensions, industrial faults, and political disconnect. It cites past reforms, asserts union would stabilize governance, increase capital, and unite Britain and Ireland amid fears of continued unrest and Protestant ascendancy. The speaker backs the six resolutions and supports broader empire interests.
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Ireland
England
Great Britain
Lord Mountjoy
James
William
Rogand
Mer
Kelter
Trith
House of Commons
Hanover
Gisit Bratain
Dmoz
Thes
Lord Clare
Fiy
Irish House of
Utah
Engla
Molyneux
Josiah Child
Lord Yelverton
Irith
The
Fail
Great Britain and Ireland
George l
Hale, Coke
Backstone
Dr. Lawrence
Wilberforce Bird
Lanchester
Liverpool
Coventry
Pier
List of vessels captured by Duckworths squadron near Minorca
Letter from the Earl of St Vincent to Evan Nepean details ships captured by Admiral Duckworths squadron including Francisco Xavier Esperanza Le Tartar and other prize vessels near Minorca from October 1798 to November 1798. Also notes a captain Horton report of capturing a brig and retaking John McDonald, plus bankruptcy notices for various individuals with surrender dates in February and March 1799.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Earl of St.Vincent
Mediterranean
Evan Nepean
Gibraltar
Commodore Duckworth
Minorca
Viscent
Wessels
Commoore Duckworth
Francisco Vavier
Esperanza
Cadiz
le Tartar
Mitericordia
Coromandel
Virgin del Rosarid
Ditto
San Antonio
Barcelona
Centaur
Marie Rose
la Cala
Leviathan
Virgin Solidad
Argo
Yuica
Scay
Gehotte and
Spaniares
J. Duckworth
Captai Horton
Evan Nepeans
Chace
S. W
Nustra Senora del Pont
Vigo
John M‘donald
Lisbon
Buonaventa
Sam, &c
Joshua Syoney Horton
Neapolitan Naval Action Report and Stock Price News
Evening Mail notes 3 percent Consols at 53 4 and Omnium par. It reports official advice from Lord Nexson that French troops entered Naples. Two Neapolitan ships of the line were removed, four more left to be destroyed by Portuguese and English commanders, with doubtful execution success.
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Lord Nexson
Naples
Letters From Barcelona Report French March Through Spain
Letters from Barcelona note the Madrid court granted permission for a French army to march through Spain and anticipate a French division arriving in May. Private Lisbon letters corroborate, and Lord St Vincent’s dispatches likely refer to this event, though the informant’s certainty is unclear.
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Barcelona
Lisbon
Madrid
Spain
Invasions and Loans Mark Times of April and July
Reports from London recount the wavering stance of Madrid and Lisbon amid French pressure on Portugal with Northern Powers shaping peace or war. A Pitt loan of six millions is planned for April to cover Ireland through July, while weather and accidents disrupt travel and daily life, including coach crashes and freezing deaths across multiple counties.
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Tion
Madrid
Spain
Portugal
Dublin
Mes
Pitt
Ireland
Hertford
Geance
Nassau
Eask Cowper
Duke of Leans
Lisbon
Zeno- B10
Foussox
King’s Bench
London
Dunstable
Chester Mail
Pasengers
Twater
Lindsey
Sussex
Rebecca Freeman
Ickleton
Chesterford
Newmarket
West Suffolk
Newmarket Turnpike
Ooccock
Cambridge
Impington
Weeden
Aylesbury
Bucks
Charles Macawley
Buckinghamshire
Panlerspury
Northamptonshire
Tuow
Thomas Rawbones
Grafton-Regis
Busworth
Stoke-Bruernfield
Marine Society
Deptford
Admiralty Board
Society
Mr. Smith
Lord Harcourt
Ship News and Storm Damage At Stoke's Bay
Portsmouth reports a minor storm damaged outward-bound ships in Stoke's Bay with several vessels dismasted or harmed including the brig Mary Ann as well as the Penelope and Alert. His Majesty's frigate James sails for Lisbon with the Lisbon fleet tomorrow. Royal lottery results and bond offerings appear in the same items.
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Portsmouth
James
Lisbon
Tommorrow
General Cuyver
General Tarveron
Stoke’s Bay
Mary Ann
Newcastle
Simpson
Matler
Young Wakefield
Keats
Penelope
Falmouth
Alert
Crabtree
Rochester
Sunderland
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Pole Carewy
Fitt
Wr. Deey
King’s Arms Buildings
Guildhall
Wm. Burnethwaite
Ulverstone
Lancashire
Miller
Braddyie Arms
Ulverstoke
J. Rosevear
Lyncombe
Widcombe
Somerfethhire
Mason
Bath
Dan. Sheard
Rochdale
Druggitt
Manchester
Geo. Jamison
Portsea
Southampton
Evening Mail
Ship News
Prig&af
Hoansmy and Co
Cornhill
Bang
Rede
Peer Cr
Saday
B.L. An
India
Walter
Ano JO Walt
I. Bonsos
Salisbury-fouare
Bratheriars
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