Proclaimed Speech From the Throne and Irish Affairs
Dublin hosts a speech from the throne noting preliminaries of peace signed between Ruffig and others, pursuit of a definitive treaty, and restoration of tranquility in Europe. It covers the royal marriage to Prussia’s Princess, Protestant concerns, and measures for public welfare. a House discussion on a bill aiding Bosman Catholics follows, with adjournment and prison incident updates.
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Dublin
Ruffig
Borte
Srrifts
Europe
York
Prussia
Haife Spommons
Reid
Ceachwen
Teeland
Ireland
Duke of Leinster Opposed Part of Address on Thursday
In the House of Lords on Thursday the Duke of Leinster opposed part of the address moved by Lord Montalt, which thanked his majesty for the services of the government. The division resulted in a majority of 26 in favor of the address. Lord Montalt moved to remind the Lord Lieutenant that on Tuesday the country’s forward policy beyond the Cape of Good Hope continued to be debated.
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Adirefsy
Georgine
G. Ponfoxby
Fordlis
Mc.Grattans
Hercules Langrifoe
Mijor Hobare
Church of State
Ogle
Baronet
Bath
Duke of Leinster
Jett
Cape’ of Good Hope
Debated Speech on Parliament Abilities and Governance
The House of Commons heard an address analyzing the government’s conduct, arguing for steadfast adherence to the constitution, condemning revolutionary influence in France, and warning against the dangers of faction and emergency measures. Observers noted calls to preserve royal authority and constitutional order amid perceived threats to national stability.
Swallow Packet Arrives in Kirby Road from East Indies
Friday afternoon report notes the Swallow Packet reached Kirby Road late Wednesday night from the East Indies after being forced by southerly winds. It left Madras in late September when Lord Cornwallis had taken the field and the army was in high spirits. The vessel was pressed, and distress at Springapatam is mentioned. Town reception was not yet received when this paper went to press. Indiastock rose four percent this morning.
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Kirby's
East Indies
Madras
Springapatam
Coblentz
Rhine
Igg
Monty
Fenbein
Strasbourg
Cardinal de Rohan
Horne
Bath
Mailsborough
Kensington
Eltham
Kent
Here
Samuer Hexste
Joan Watts
Lady Krowris
Beéix
Earl of
Uxsripest
Francis Knowvss
Berzasera
James Know Wrest
Surrey
Blackfriars ‘Bridge
Black Eagle
Geénéral
Igibyaltady
Eis
Henry Caldetsa
Garorex
Light Cavalry
Jamaica
Portsmouth
Loughborough
Acton
Jufice Athbutt
Heesewicke
Eyre
Thomson
Eua
Romere-Hony
Juttice-Gould
Baron Hotham
Perryn
Paca
Justice Wilson
palticeGrof
Riots at Paris Prison Fire and National Guard Action
Riots at Hotel de la Force fire spread to threaten destruction of the prison and adjoining buildings. Firemen and National Guards with artillery extinguished the blaze without loss of life or prisoner escape. Rumors of a plot to free inmates and loot the city circulated, while violence spread to the capital’s sugar markets with pillage and arson. The National Guard remained under arms through the night amid fears of further unrest.
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Hotel de la Force
Fadubourg
St. Marceau
Sye
National Guard
Morpinil Chiel
Rae
European political turmoil and court appointments stir fears
Fragmentary reports describe cautious royal stance toward French emigrants, army movements at Coblentz and Strasbourg, and shifts in church and state offices. Notes mention Bishop Horne’s remains, bishops, and clerical appointments, plus military orders for Jamaica and ports, alongside financial anxieties and tax measures affecting the realm.
Galway countess funeral procession described in Stratford Place
A chaotic historic account details the late Countess Galway in Stratford Place with a grand funeral procession. Nobles, officers, and hearse bearers describe attire cloaks hats coronet crests and banners. Ministers and dignitaries join the cortege from Felkshire to Yorkshire for a solemn interment.
Fragmentary obituary note from an old Plymouth Plymouth item
A broken historical clipping mentions names like Daniel and Har Limerick and references Hollands and a movement to Plymouth with vague details. The readable fragments hint at a social or legal notice but lack clear actions, dates, or roles to identify a full event or outcome.
Theatrical Reports and Sailed Vessels Mentioned
Fragmented ship names and routes appear alongside theater notes and performances. References to Cadiz Lisbon Dublin and Rotterdam mingle with cast lists and dates, identifying principal characters and staging remarks amid oblique maritime and theater details.
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Gregor
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Felkjik
Yorkshire
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Miller
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Felkisle
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Lindley
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Doncaster
Pontrefa&t
Wakefield
Daniel
Har
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Arvey
Doverners
Habella
Mary
Srewarde
Hipariy
Cole
Saloe
Oak
Mainz
Seville
Tiok
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Lyon
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Hope
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ADEAL
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Artive
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Ran
Limerick
Chesterfield
le Garland
Yarmouth
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