Ireland’s conspiracy broken as mutiny reported
From Dublin to London a flood of dispatches declares the Newry leaders captured, weapons found, and government allegiance sworn. Mutinous crews at the Nore drift toward punishment, while ships and delegates tighten terror as Sir Erasmus Gower prepares to strike. Genoa quiets, Venice under French influence, and Paris papers note Barruel’s appointment as Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Persor
Newry
Belfast
United Societies
Tts
Mutinous Nore actions and fleet movements reported
News from the Nore shows ongoing detentions of vessels with mutineers under Parker and warnings of a reward. Reports detail ships outward bound under heavy fire, crews being disciplined, and preparations by Royal Navy and East India ships to deter piracy and coerce mutineers as fleets converge at Spithead, the Downs, and the Texel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Duncan
Downs
Fox
St. Anne’s Hill
Armsteam
Parr
Lord Tour Low
Duke of Leeds
Earl Morra
Nore
Princess of
Waxtrembergh
London
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
H.parker
Court of Common Council
Guildhall
Alderman Comse
Livery of London
Kemsxe
Joan Simeon
Reading
Horsham Barracks
Derby
Bedford
Shotland
Wi Mgpows
Brighton
Horsham
Hoine&s
Milan
Quebec
Tietbiy
Knight
Agamemnon
Leopard
Isis
Ranger
France
Grampus
Parker
Spithead
Kent-anid Essex
Woolwich
Erasmus Gow
Royal Navy
the India Company
Sandwich
Deptford
Lancaster
Long Reach
Portsmouth
Sir Roger Curtis
Prince
Earl Howe
St. Helen’s
Plymouth Dock
Leviathan
Kangaroo
Ireland
Old England
Yarmouth
Agathemnon
Ardent
French Troops to Aid Siege of Gibraltar and Venice Invasion
Madrid letters from May 16 report 30,000 French troops detached from Italy on landing at Carthagena Alicant and Malaga to aid the siege of Gibraltar. Insurrections in Genoa quelled. Venice enters with tri color seized St Mark’s square. Denmark envoy arrives in Paris as Congress discussed.
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Paris
Madrid
Carthagena
Alicant
Malaga
Italy
Gibraltar
Spain
St. Roch
Barthelemy
Genoa
Senate
Vitorious
Leghorn
National Assembly
Genoa Insurrection Subdued After Bloody Battle at Pont Royal
Genoa reports an insurrection provoked by propagandistes at Morando's house. Philip Doria led rebels who were driven from posts after a fierce fight with loyalists and workers. Many killed or wounded, including several Frenchmen, as government forces regained some control amid fear of foreign interference.
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Genoa
Morando
Philip Doria
Pont Royal
Doria
A&t
Venetian provinces renounced. Buonaparte urges Austria take Terra Firma
In Vienna on May 13 Captain Morajck, one of Buonaparte's adjutants, reveals Venice has formally renounced its Terra Firma provinces in favor of Austria. Buonaparte requests Emperor Francis to immediately send troops to occupy those quarters. The disclosure details the shifting balance of power in Italy and the alliance realignments surrounding Buonaparte's campaigns.
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Vienna
Morajck
Buonaparte
Republic of Venice
Terra Firma
House of Austria
Notable Deaths and Financial Notices In Late Week
Obituary notices report the death of William Sumner a banker at Craven Street and the passing of Charles Shipman of Dean Street aged 98. Other lines mourn the infant daughter of Captain Askew and Mrs More the archbishop’s daughter. A stock table shows prices with Opening 492 div ii Omnum 25 Beptem Loyalty 15 dir.
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Craven-street
William Sumner
Lombard-street
Charles, Shipman
Dean-street
Soho
The
Blues
Duke=street
Manchester
Captain Askew
Briday
Ned
Ediniyugh
Walter Ferguson
Lambeth Palace
Canterbury
Faene Counfels
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Evening Mail
Fune
Sheerness
Dunvas
Mutineus
Far
Thames
Rochester Bridge
Deal
Rocbespierre
Shimself
Gregory
Sandawich
Erasmus Gower
Neptunes
Eufifing'sf
Agintouri
Williamson
Lancasters
Barruetmy
Taly
Venice
Doge
Brest
Plymouth
Cork
Vrow Gerirand
Franks
Lisbon
Phoebe
Falmouth
East Indies
Argos
West Indies
Alcmene
Lifon
Zarmouths
Tesel
Adamant
Trent
Cafar
Triumph
Ford
Formidable
Texel
Cove
St. Mark
Bervatic
Bohemia
Hungary
Denmark
J. Wanraa
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