Rebels seize and plunder mail coaches near Kiltock
Reports from Dublin describe Rebel actions disrupting mail service. The Galway mail was stopped and plundered near Kiltock while the Kilkenny and Naas road mail were burned. Other coaches passed with escorts, and a Yeomanry force under General Myers moved from Dublin toward Castlenack. Small rebel parties approached the city, prompting government cautions and troop dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galway
Kiltock
Limerick
Kil
Naas
Yeomanry Corps
Dublin
Myers
Phoenix Park
Castleneck
Wicklow
Kildare
Fingal
Yeomanry
Dunboyne
Cornwalls
Cornwalllis
Sheares
Charles Wade
New Hagard
Lurk
James Lawless
Baker
Lawless
Mr. Lawless
New -York
Philadelphia
London
Lisbon
Oporto
Atlantic
Bankrupts Listed in London Gazette July 17
The London Gazette lists bankruptcy names including George Davis a draper of Somersetshire Smintter Elizabeth Johnson haberdasher Bath J A Soeliner Birmingham merchant T Ewbanis Barnard Castle Durham woollen manufacturer Joseph Lowry Armley clothier George Wilkinson Fenchurch Street man’s Mercer Reo Wilki reer T Mark Standerwick Cold Bath Fields distiller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Smintter
Somersetshire
Elizabeth Johnson
Bath
Haberdasher
J. A. Soeliner
Birmingham
T. Ewbanis
Barnard Castle
Durham
Joseph Lowry
Armley
Yorkshire
Clothier
Geores Wilkinson
Fenchurch-sireet
Man’s-Mercer
Reo Wilki
T Mark Standerwick
Cold-bath-fields
Distiller
Surrender terms offered by Aylmer in Kildare Rebels
A telegraphic post from Irenann reports that AylMeR leads a large rebel force in Kildare and has offered surrender terms demanding the twelve principal leaders be handed over. Paris news through the 15th notes talks at Seltz broke off with a view to Rastadt, where no clear accord emerges on Vienna’s ultimatums and Baron Taucut’s dismissal. Continental powers at Rastadt remain split on Rhine passages and imperial independence versus French access, while French advantages in Italy and the Adriatic grow. Austria, Prussia, and Berlin signs show unity against the Directory at Rastadt, yet mutual suspicion endures, leaving the outcome unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irenann
Aylmer
Kildare
Paris
Inft
Seltz
Rastadt
Respetet
Vienna
Campo Formio
Baron Taucut
Rhine
Germany
Tonkin
Italy
Maura
Adriatic Gulf
Alps
Upper
Lower Rhine
Berlin
Proclamation on Rebel Leaders and Transport to Europe
A late proclamation offers rebels transport instead of death or confiscation, with Sir Fenton Ayumer to oversee security, banishing to 12 000 to prevent return. It notes Dublin rebels arrested near Rathfarnham with powder and flints, green cockades, and plans to reach rebel camps, while trials of counsellors reveal plot exposure and executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
America
Fenton Ayumer
Cornwallis
Ayumer
Sone
Rathfarnham
Dublin
Camip
Loxp
Lehaunstown
Ireland
Mefirs
Sheares
Rumors of French Sail of the Line in the Mediterranean
The article notes ongoing reports about the possible capture of a French sail of the line in the Mediterranean. It mentions the Hamburgh Mail as a source of letters received, but casts doubt on the credibility and weight of these rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Mail arrivals and political notes from London and abroad
This morning brought mails from Ireland Jamaica and Lisbon via packet ships. Provisional Batavian government bans English goods into Holland after July 15. Reports of Parisian household visits fuel disgust at revolutionary violence and debates on patriot leaders. London storm effects reach Surrey. naval and military preparations noted at Woolwich Sheerness and Chatham. Guildhall Common Council discusses militia shortages and office robberies. Debates consider abolishing St Bartholomew Fair and redemption of the land tax. St Chad's Wells proprietor Salter found drowned. Gladwell vill lập pillory for perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Jamaica
Falmouth
Princess Charlotte
Lisbon
Holland
Paris
London
Surry
Catherina
Leisner
Benish
Woolwich
Sheerness
Chatham
Guildhall
Loxrp
Dunpas
Duke of York
Box
Simmonds
Militia
Messrs
Dixon
Hodgson, Lambe
Newnham
Eamer
Birch
Mefir
Brewer
Bulco
Thomas Gladwell
Charing-cross
Paris Balloon Ride and War News From July
Paris reports a graceful air-balloon ascent near Mouffetard where Balance the astronomer escorted a young woman in an aerial voyage. Throughout Europe news notes Ligurian defeats, Sardinian gains, and harsher political measures as the French Directory issues a decree granting leave to republican army volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mouffeaux
Seltz Conference Breakup Denied by Raftadt Dispatch
Paris Papers reports July 8 that Seltz conferences were broken off the night before last though notes claim the talks are not ended. Count Cédenzel returns to Vienna with retinue while Francois de Neufchatel leaves Seltz for Mentz and then Paris via Belgium as Count Lehrbach prepares to present a ministerial note at the Congress. The Vienna note states rupture will not affect Raftadt negotiations or the alliance with France. couriers have been sent to Vienna to relay this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastadt
Seltz
Cédenzel
Vienna
Francois de Neufchateau
Mentz
Paris
Belgium
Campo Formio
Zhugud
Lehrbach
Hungary
Bohemia
Seitz
Raftadr
French Republic
Cabenzel
Viennaae
Raftadt
Ship News Arrivals and Naval Actions Off Dover and Deal
YARMOUTH July 16 ships arrive with mails and six hundred thousand pounds in specie. The xpector sloop on a cruise failed yesterday. Admiral Lord Duncan expected to command the North Sea fleet tomorrow. L'Esppecle arrives with six Dutch prizes, Hound brig captures a French lugger. SHERNESS July 14 coroner’s inquest on Commander Miller of the Mew Setey. verdict wilful murder against Commander Dawson of the Grace. PORTSMOUTH July 17 Surprise frigate to convoy West Indies trade. DEAL July 15 wind NW. free man of war to Portsmouth. DEAL July 17 Sty sloop with convoy to Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
North Sea
Shherness
Jon.-Marthen Miller
Setey
Dawson
Grace
Canterbury
Portsmouth
West Indies
Died. Noted deaths in Walthamstow and Ratcliff Cross
On Sunday last Richard Plimpton Esq of Wilderness Row died. On Tuesday last Matthew Whiting Esq of Ratcliff Cross died. On Monday last Miss Duckett, daughter of Sir George Duckett Bart, at his house in Upper Grosvenor Street, aged sixteen. Also lists various financial rates and stock figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Walthamstow
Richard Plimpton
Tilderness Row
Roth Inft
Matthew" Whiting
Ratcliff Cross
Miss Duckett
Sir George Duckett
Upper Grosvenor Street
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Rar
Gazetts
Evening Mail
Postscript
Leghorn
Sersons
Neguson
Alexander
Toulon
Board of Admiralty
Naples
William Hamiton
Méffina
Malta
Post-minster
Dover
Post- Office
Gravelines
Nelson
France
JuLny
Coblentz
Ehrenbreitstein
Harry
Nexrson
Helvetia
Choify and
Franciade
Criminal Tribunal
Department of the Seine
Z. B. Sitz
Marmont
Paris Papers
Ship News
Deal
Wind N. W
Mc Ang
Altona
Genoa
Venice
Berk
J. Walter
Jon
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