Message from the King on General Mercy and Irish Rebellion
The article reports a royal message to Parliament detailing mercy toward rebels in Ireland, General amnesty with limited exceptions, and plans for precautionary measures. Lord Castlereagh presents papers on conspiracy, urging a committee and secure future action. The scene notes ministers, secrecy, and parliamentary moves amid ongoing unrest.
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Jeevan
Marquis CoxrRwalls
Ireland
Hdrgan
House of Common
Alfos
His Majesty
Trial of Joan M Dawn Reveals Rebel Conspiracy
A private letter reports the trial of Joan M Dawn for treason, detailing the Rebel history and a central conspirator, Mr Revs Nolds, a silk manufacturer. The verdict followed a five hour trial, with execution slated for a forthcoming holiday.
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Treeland
Joan’ M
Dublin Mail reports rebel forces routed in Wicklow retreat
Dublin Mails recount the rebel army’s dispersion after Wicklow Mountains escape, the pursuit by Dublin yeomanry from Drogheda, and engagements near Robinstown and at Black Rock. Details include rebel leaders like Perry, Fitzgerald, and Doyle, with a captured mail coach party examined and a woman courier held for questioning.
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Dublin Mails
Wicklow
Fingal
Dublin Yeommanry
Drogheda
Meyrick
Myers
Dublin
Carduff
Robinstown
Perry
Fitzgerald
Ayker
Retigad
Byrne
Ballymanus
Reynolds
Kearnes
Curtis
Black Rock
Doyle
Dispatches From Cadiz Spark Rumors Of Allied Moves
Yesterday Captain Grey aboard Ville de Paris arrived at Adeatraley with dispatches from Lord St Vincent dated off Cadiz. Extravagant reports claimed Toulon Expedition and Buonaparte’s Corsica blockade, but the dispatches are of minor importance, mainly noting Capt Trowsridge’s junction with Admiral Nelson on June 6 and that Lord St Vincent has since received no further advice.
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Grey
Ville de Paris
Adeatraley
St. Vincent
Cadiz
Toulon
Neeson
Maxia
Buonaparte
Corsica
Lord St. ‘Vincent
Trowsridge
Admiral Nelson
Plymouth
Cawland Bay
A. Gaxoner
Ireland
Peverell Sloop of War
Lisbon
Earl St. Vincent
News in Brief on Windsor Camps and Church Events
Yesterday a Messenger delivered dispatches from Berlin to Lord Grenville. Royal procession to St George's Chapel and Divine Service followed by Prayers for Jerusalem. Windsor hosted a council at the Lodge with officers arriving to command camp forces. Clergy and merchants attended sermons at St Paul’s. Lord Pemproxe assumed command at Canterbury. Westminster Cavalry to receive colours in Hyde Park. Bookseller Jornan arrested for selling a pamphlet. bail offered. General Sir Lucey rumored marriage to an Indian fortune heiress.
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Duf
Lord Grenvile
Berlin
Trerr
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Ireland
Duke of Portrand
Bulstrode
St. Paul’s
Temple Bar Association
Jerusalem
Meff. Page
Smrtu
Gaeen
Chamberlein Coase
Lord Pemproxe
Canterbury
Rupertr Lauriie
Westminster Cavalry
Hyde Park
Sr. Lecer
India
Ori
England
Jornan
Gilbert Waxe- Field
Treasury
Trial of John Herron for Seducing a Soldier Ends in Not Guilty
The trial of John Herron for endeavouring to seduce Edward Maloney, a soldier of the First Regiment of Foot Guards, commenced today. The five and a half hour proceedings concluded with a verdict of Not Guilty by the jury.
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John Herron
Edward Maloney
Foot
Continental dispatches recount wars and diplomacy
Yesterday two Hamsunen Mails arrived as continental news dominated by Paris papers. Reports cite a peace at Ziffiz between Russia and Persia, a suspension of arms by Sarpinian and Ligueran generals, and a British squadron under Admiral Nation steering toward Malta. Buona Parte moves troops from Malta to Alexandria. 1200 garrison left behind. France faces internal shifts as Directory reshapes leadership in Basle and Arau, with amnesty for Dutch deserters and 4000 French-pressed seamen in Romagna. The era’s upheavals unfold across Europe from Switzerland to Holland to Italy.
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Paris
Siryés
Berlin
Lis
Maysesry
Ziffiz
Russia
Persia
Alexandria
Malta
Mustapha Pacha
France
Bafle
Ray
Peter
Arau
Laharpe
Ochs
Rofthiere
Rapinat
Helvetia
Radler
Basle
Menta
Switzerland
Helvetic
Schauenberg
Zurich
Holland
Rastadt
Iris
Romagna
Brusétiss
Sth
Harey
Rhine
Cologne
Bedbus
Juliers
Neuwied
Lord Cametrord to Command Zerror Bomb at Deptford
Lord Cametrord appointed to command the Zérror bomb refitting at Deptford and Captain Martin, late of the Srrefistibe, to command the Northumberland. Admiral Stoxzy and Dutch officers tried by a Court Martial on 11 October have been honourably acquitted. Essex Affizes opened at Chelmsford before Sir Francis Butver. Nil- Prius cases numbered 22. Crown side Gaol Calendar shows 44 prisoners with several capital convictions but no highway robbery arraignments. John Kearn and Thomas M. Cullough acquitted of rape. Several convicts sentenced to death. Affizes closed with judges dining at Thorndon Hall. A box of one thousand guineas stolen from Holyhead mail at Chester, three of seven boxes moved to the coach. one box taken by robber. Brentwood Fair reports large cattle flow, prices high for prime Irish oxen and North Wales runts. Tunnel under the Severn proposed by Mr. Calvert of Swansea, death of the architect slows project. Ship news notes Pegasus engagement near Caetr with batteries, flag of truce exchanges failed. Plymouth notes arrivals and squadron refits. Portsmouth reports execution of mutineer Forfith Brian with penitence. Derby wind remains as reported.
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Lord Cametrord
Deptford
Martin
Stoxzy
Essex
Chemsford
Francis Butver, Bart
Kenyon
John Kearn
Thomas M.cullough
Innitkilling Dragoons
Lord Perry
Thorndon Hall
Holyhead
White‘Lion Inn
Chester
Dublin
Brentwood Fair
North Wales
Severn
Autt Patlage
Chepstow
Bristol
Swansea
Calverts
Cambro British Theatre Review at Baymarket
A historical play Cambro-Britons debuts at the Theatre Baymarket. The plot mixes Llewellyn of North Wales, Epwarph, and royal feuds with priestess visions and a dramatic reconciliation scene. Critics note grandiose style, uneven sentiment, and lavish pageantry, plus music by Dr Agwotp and Irish pipes.
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Baymarket
Llewellyn
Prince of North Wales
Epwarph
Exhorpe Montfort
Davio
Epwago
Kes
A’gaxrrity
David
Shakespeare
Massinger
Beau
Mont
Prercuer
Agwotp
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Portsmouth
Forfith Brian
Waterford
Derby
Wi Réemain
London
Als House
Lincoln's Inn Fields
M.P
Weston
William Weston
Bromley Common
Kent
Falmouth
Henry Eaton
8Th Regiment of Foot
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