Irish Union Debate Drives House Toward Committee
A lengthy Irish Parliament debate centers on the Union measure with supporters defending its necessity and opponents urging caution. Prominent speakers including Mr. Ruxton, Mr. Barrington, Mr. Ponsonby, and others argue for and against moving to a Committee while parties clash on the policy and its implications for independence. The House eventually voted to adjourn to this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruxton
Martin
Q’conagg
Poke
Browne
Trinity College
Ealy
Ireland
Barrington
Maunxsen
O'Hara
Brooke
Ponsonsy
Ponsonby
Kricer
Kerry
Coray
Gerthcnsen
Fort
Smith
Colonel Fitzgerald
Alexander
Stanley
Fox
James Cotter
M‘cleland
French
Woodlawn
Maxwell
Fic
Isle
Lord Cole
John Freke
Mr. Frenes
Parliamentary Intelligence on Marine Bill and Game Laws Debate
In Parliament on Feb 19 Sir PArisp Stephens introduced a Marine Forces on shore bill, read a first and second time and ordered to committee. Mr Shaw Lefevre sought leave to introduce a Game Laws bill on partridge shooting, leave granted. Mr Whittmore urged delaying abolition of the Slave Trade beyond Thursday, citing absences and late returns. Debate followed with offers to delay for convenience, and Mr Simeon moved for leave to bring in a bill authorising parishioners to appoint overseer assistants. leave granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Turspay
Parisp Stephens
Shaw Lefevre
Yyrwhit
Wilberforce
4Rbe Sr
ZW. Young
Winter Rece
Gendleman
Rudy
Uhs House
Rickett
Tdr
Simees
Promotion and naval notices from the London Gazette
The London Gazette reports Admiralty promotions, detailing Vice-Admirals of the White elevated to full Admirals, and a letter to Lord Bridport about captures in the Caribbean. It also notes Captain Ralph Lord Lavington appointed Governor of Nevis and other Caribbean territories, and lists bankruptcy and dividend notices with dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etraium
Robert Lingee
James Wallace
William Peere Williams
Thomes Parley
White
Lord Bridport
K. B
Captain White
Cawfand Bay
Cape Ortegal
St. Antonio
Porto Rico
Bilboa
Havannah
St. Andero
Lizard
Cork
Lilibon
Joan C. Waite
Right Fox
Lord
Whitehall
Ralph Lord Lavington
Kingdom of Ireland
Nevis
St. Christopher
Montferrat
Antigua, Barbuda
Anguilla
America
G& Guns
Squire
Capt Jones
Formidable
Whitfiead
Thornborough
Glory
Brine
Wells
Neptune
E. Gower
Manley
St. George
Halloway
Edwards
Tate Home
J. Sandtarez
Achilles
Guins
Stanhope
Murray
Ajax
Pakenstiam
O ®Ornes
Canada
J. Warren
de Courcy
Bowen
Ry Strachan
Ro‘burt
Countess
Befance
Jones
Shivers
Bellana
Wilson
J.’ B. Thompson
Impetueux
Kate Edwards
B. Pellew
R. Bickertoo
Faulkengr
Piie Drden
Pung
Faulkérior
Frazer
Munemouth
R. Deans
Hart
R. Pellew
Curden
Mabnanime
Dé Courcey
Taylor
R. Stratheniise Griffiths
Erhalion
Cowhiéf
Young
Wilkinson
Shannon
Fraser
Peard
W. Taylor
Irish Union Debate Dominates House of Commons
A lengthy Irish House of Commons debate on the motion to form a Committee to consider the State of the Nation ended with a government majority of twenty. Reports note focus on the Union question, alongside updates on royal progress, naval losses, and European military movements, with dispatches from Ireland and Holyhead outlining ongoing tensions and strategic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesterday
Ireland
House of Commons
Lord Corry
Lord Ca
Stlereagh
O Downes Steps Down as South Mayo Militia Commander
In Dublin Ferre Jt reports Colonel O Downes, current head of the South Mayo Militia, will soon relinquish command. The Kerrurt of Kerry agreed to a commissioners role and enters a new election. O Downes, after announcing an impending motion in the House of Commons, sought private talks with Lord T reagh to settle the matter, concerning an O Connor, likely Roger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’downes
South Mayo
Kohcurt
Kerry
House of Commons
Lord Castlereagh
O’connor
Roger
Helvetic Republic order affects Swiss payments and clergy
From Lucerne on January 26 reports state citizen Glaire is the new president of the Hetrvers Reruscte. An Austrian order bans payments to Swiss and Grifons from their own lands. The Helvetic Directory directs several members of the Institution of St Gall to leave Helvetic Republic territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaire
Hetrvers Reruscte
Austria
Aterieure
Helvetic Directory
Institution of
St. Gall
Ships Taken and Sailings Reported From Rotterdam to Lisbon
The Refiger Jurgens from Rotterdam to Guernsey is taken and carried into Ollene. The Endeavour, Three Friends, Heron, and AG ive Harper from Newfoundland, Hambroy, and North America have been taken or arrived at Lisbon. The Benrson from Batavia is taken and sent into Lisbon by the Brilliant frigate. The American ship Ann and Susan from Chariston to London was captured off Portland by a privateer and carried into Cherbourg. The Pitleffic from Memel to the Firth of Forth is captured by the Barras privateer and carried into Arundel, Norway. DEAL, FEB 193 Wind S W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refiger
Jurgens
Rotterdam
Guernsey
Ollene
Endeavour
John
Dragon
Newfoundland
Heron
Hambroy
Harper
North America
Lisbon
Benrson
Batavia
Ann
Susan
Pricket
Chariston
London
Portland
Cherbourg
Pitleffic
Mackie
Memel
Firth of Forth
Barras
Arundel
Norway
LENT ASSIZES AND SPRING CIRCUITS DATES LISTED IN YORK
Public notices list dates for Lent Assizes across Northern Midland and Chester circuits with magistrates Lords Renyon Toomison Macdonald and others, plus spring sessions in Caermarthen Chester North Wales Brecon and related counties. Navy captains promotions announced with ship assignments and transfers among various ships and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Renyon
Baron Toomison
Yorkshire
York
City of York
Lancashire
Tueday
Lancaster
Midland
Baron MacnoNnay
Heatre
Northamptonshire
Northampton
Ruthandhire
Oakham
Lincolnshire
Lincoln
Lincoln City
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
Nottingham Borough
Derbyshire
Derby
Leicestershire
Leicester
Leicester Borough
Samie
Coventry City
Coventry
Warwickshire
Warwick
Caermarthen
Joan Group
Eyiq
Samuel Compton Cor
Caermarthenshire
Catrmartie
Pembrokeshire
Haverfordwet
Cardiganshire
Cardigan
Chester
William Grants
Francis Burton
Montgomeryhire
Pool
Denbighshire
Ruthin
Flintaire
Mold
Cheshire
North Wales
Tuomas Manners-Sutton
Tuos
Anglesea
Beaumaris
Carnarvonshire
Carnarvom Mericnetishire
Bala
Brecon
Hon
Grorck Harpince
Asta-Morszx
el Cardiff
Presteigne
English State Lottery and Local Notices Chronicle
A fragmentary historic page shows lottery numbers with prizes listed, including No. 45,036 and others, alongside civil notices of marriages and deaths. Married items include George Stephens of the Royal Montgomery Militia to Miss F. Stewart, and Charles Hale to Marshe Palme. Obituaries note deaths in Aberdeen and Chelsea homes, with brief biographical marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhday
Chichester
George Stephens
Royal Regiment of Montgomery
F. Et
Stewart
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Clapham Church
Sharpe
Charles Hale
Poultry
Marshe Palme
Clapham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parliamentary Intelligence
Faom Rae
London Gazette, Fen
Oes
Admiralty-Office
J. Heathcote
Liverpool
Edward Prickett
Money -Scrivener
James Pattison
Wim, Roberts
Oswestry
Shepshire
J. L
J. Fozard
Piccadilly
W. Page
Eydon
Holmes
Doncaster
W. Young
Manchester
Victualler
J. Scott
Carrier
J. S. Rich
J. Heapy
Aldermanbury
Favors
C. Young
Dover
J. Marshall
Brongton-field
J. A. Housten
Edward
Sono
Evening Mail
Princesses
Princess of Orance
Prince Koward
Kew
Messrs
Scott
Sylveser
Fabiani
Higgins
Bloyd’s
Orpheus
Hits
Malcoem
Eat Indies
Admiralty
Gagy
Barnstaple Bay
Earl of Stamforn
Ervaior
Dublin
Berborough
Holyhead
Lord Lorraim
Armstrong
Pretrie
Irish House of Commons
Elliot
Surrey Fencible Cavalry
Lord Onstow
Halifax
Massena
Litle Basle
Switzerland
Uri
Grifons
Europe
Campo Formio
Lentz
Palau
Paffau
Bavaria
Rastadt
Oe Lempacu
Semlin
Passwan Octova
France
Directory
Poland
Aussia
Auatoia
Turkey
Porte
Bengal
Ava
Earl of Moanincron
Axa
Dunvas
Cape of Good
84Th Regiment
Aed
India
Strong
Worcestershire Regiment
John. Sommers Cocks
Austers
Helvetic
Chanmpionnet
Golpsmith
Robert Barclay, Bart
Embden
Osténd
Trixe
Robert
Suerivan
Germany
Banwister
Plymouth
Anderson
Alexandria
East-Indies
Nile
Red Sea
Caffa
Black Sea
Altracan
Caspian Sea
Persia
Greece
Euphrates
Bagdad
Syria
Ferre
Lucerne
Ship News
Deal
S. W
Francis Seymour
Duke of Somerset
Aberdeen
Geddes
Chelsea
de Latouche
Toiseu
J. Weston
Tle
Rgth
Ligat Dragoons
Holborn
Lewis Debiois
Borea
J Bank Long Ann
Spilsbury’s
Soho-fuuure
Bown
Loxmon
J. Waqter
Jiwalt
Pringme - Hovss-Square
J.’ Bowser
Black Friars
Arteake
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