House Proceedings and Ostend Expedition Debates
The Speaker announced royal assent to several bills including Land Tax Redemption and Armorial Bearings while noting the Exchequer Bills first reading. The Convoy Protection Bill passed third reading and a Saturday committee on cavalry was planned. Tanner’s Bill amendments were set aside. An Ostend expedition misstatement was corrected with praise for officers. Scotch Distillery Duty details discussed in committee.
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Tuunsgay
Jere
House of Lords
Ireland
Thatiell
Dundas
Wigley
Felnes
Ostend
Fadil Wose
Tarleton
Jekyll
Popham
Winter
Frances
Adam
Rebels' Privateers and Irish Military Shakeup
Waterford reports show troops arriving to quell rebellion after attempted attacks near Wexford. Cornwallis plans three to four grand armies with moving columns to deter rebels and deploy reinforcements, while Ireland’s governance remains under review. News from Hamburg and Genoa speak to upheavals, arrests, and popular commotions across Europe as France extends influence and Italian authorities face excesses and plunder.
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Life Guards
Earl of Harrington
Lord Carncarr
Prince of Wales
Prince Ernest, Duke of Gloucester
Earl of Cuesterfield
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Marquis CornwaLuis
Ireland
Lord Cornwallis
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Dublin
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Holland
Capt. Johnson
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Alr
A. Hamilton
America
Hague
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Paris
Jousert
Genoa
Maria
Milan
Crsat- Pine
Laxianne
St. Gail
Wettingen, &c
Alan
Rome
Florence
Italy
Citta
Cofellc
Irnzianp
Harrington
Bangor
Down and Connor
Portpatrick
Diexson
Belfast
Campnery
Lord Cawover
Deptford
Princess of
Farquharson
York Buildings
New Road
Marylebonne
Lawrence
Lion’ Inn
Shrewsbury
Kish’s Gathering Sparks Debated Phrase in First Since Event
A terse drawing room report at St. Ging notes the Kish event’s return after a prolonged pause. The record hints at a thematic revival and asks whether the era’s phrasing marks a turning point for James’s Patagooa birth debate.
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St. Ging
James
Deposition of Nabob at Lucknow Rumored by British
Overland dispatches report Sir John Shore and General Clare moving from Calcutta to Lucknow where the young Nabob was proclaimed Nasros of Ouns. The English government asserts deposition of the Nabob as necessary for security and British interests in India with no ensuing disorder and expected gains for the East India Company.
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India
John Sacre
Bengal
Calcutta
Lucknow
Bibypore
Clare
Saurur
Nasos
Nabob
East India Company
J. Shore
Rebels Repressed in Waterford City as Yeomen Hold Peace
June reports describe extensive plots uncovered in Waterford with many servants and merchants detained on treason charges. Behan, a United Irishman, was hanged. others implicated faced execution after initial denials. Yeomen cavalry efforts praised as tensions rise and forces gather for a decisive blow against rebels around Wexford. Treason trials continue as troops arrive from Guernsey and Britain.
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Waterford
Ross
Wexford
C. Behan
Kearney
Kearney’s Corps of Yeomen Cavalry
Keagney
Yeomen Cavalry
Fie
Milford
Coromandel
Guernsey
Johnson
Hawker
Chapman
Biddleford
Execution Narrative Moves Readers in Old England
In the Evening Mail the reader is directed to a moving account of the execution of Mr. O'Corcrey. The piece notes that some wept when Cote LEY. perished, while the speaker laments that he was not hanged earlier, reflecting on the mood of Old England.
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Mornixg Parer
O’corcrey
Cote Ley
Old England
Royal Promise Haunts Duchess as Raven Becomes Visitor
In Bridport the Bishop of Bristol’s Vita tion and royal confirmation stir rumors. The Duchess of Kenpat, awaiting a promised visit from George I after death, greets a black raven at her Iseworth villa as the returning spirit of her former lover and treats it with affectionate reverence.
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Bristol
Bridport
George I
Duchess of
Privateers and ships taken near Charleston and the West Indies
The Lyon, Haycken from Altona to Surinam and Frau Margaretta from Surinam to Altona are detained at Martinico. The Favourite from Charleston to London reported captured near Charleston Bar by privateers, with two Savannah to West Indies vessels also captured. Tre View Trynije from Gosport to Rotterdam taken to Flushing. Tre Avon on shore near North of Scotland. I Vittoricio from Smyrna to Leghorn retaken by English and carried to Longone. Favourites of Liverpool captured on coast of Africa. Nautilus from Stockholm to London taken to Delfziel. Sally from St Domingo to London captured by Gironde privateer after chase. Aurora from St Domingo to Altona recaptured by Thorn and carried to Jamaica. Vengur, prize to Pilgrim, let at Goree. Plymouth June 5 sailing. Portsmouth June 9 bombard drove aground but no damage. Delight arrived from Cork. Dictator and Spitfire sails. Portsmouth June 21 arrivals: Diamond frigate, Stacuan. Diana and Cornwallis dispatches from the Cape. Deal June 20 Speedwell sails north. Ajax sails for Hamburg. Nancy from Georgia arrives at River. Wind WNW.
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Haycken
Altona
Surinam
Bristol
Petersburg
Scotland
I Vittoricio
Campanelli
Smyrna
Leghorn
Longone
Liverpool
Africa
Klingflom
Stockholm
London
Delfziel
Nicolas
St. Domingo
Gc. Ag. Long. Ar. Ge
Gironde
Bourdeault
Chace
Aurora
Hepedahl
Thorn
Jamaica
Vengur
Goree
Public Office at Bow Street Holds Ireland Suspects
Meff Fugion and Rivett with Richard and Christopher Coleman brought to Bow Street from Cambridge on suspicion of United Irishman ties and robbery of the Drogheda Mail Coach in Ireland. A private examination before Mr. Forp led to remand to the House of Correction. The two men, claiming Irish origins, were found with bank notes and valuables, then described as bakers and brothers.
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Fugion
Rivett
Richard Coleman
Chrisopher Coleman
Cambridge
Drogheda
Ireland
Forp
House of Correction
Plunket
Coleman
Fens
Trish
Irith
Petition Vends to Majesty as Mourning Woman Pleads
A deeply mourning woman waited at Garden Gate St James's yesterday hoping to present a petition to the monarchs but guards barred access. She threw the petition into the royal coach and claimed a son, a Lieutenant, was murdered in the West Indies and another died at sea, leaving her in distress. A fire near Shadwell Dock afterward destroyed Mrs Kirk’s ship Chandler premises and Mr Cock’s biscuit bakery buildings.
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Garden Gate
St. James's
Princess Elizabeth
West Indies
Shadwell
Obituary Notice for Joseph Waugh and Michael Hervey Sreton
Dip yesterday at his hour on Dowgare hill Joseph Waugh aged sixty five mourned by all who knew him Michael Hervey Sreton of Epping Green Hartford County Esq died Monday evening last in the goth year of his age deep lamented by all who knew him
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Joseph Waugh
Michael Hervey Sreton
Epping Green
County of
Hartford
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Delight
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Deal
Prince Edward
Munro
South Seas
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Collington
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Hamburgh
Dea
Nancy
Orm
Georgia
W.N.W
Public Office
Bow-Street
Andrew Louchnan
Efa
New Court
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Kobert Hamilton
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