Revolutions and Dutch Politics Under French Influence
A postscript from the mail reports on a Dutch political shift influenced by the French Directory. It notes Daenpers and Delacroix, Joubert protecting Dutch officials, arrests of Baragian Directors, and suspected French diractive connivance. The piece argues the change restores the government after January upheaval and highlights broader dangers of revolutionary disruption in Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasne Dees
Duartes Delacroix
Joubert
Paris
Daenpens
Hague
Druacroix
Dacnpes
Jacobin
Délaceorx
Orange Party
Holland
Jooszki
Daenvers
Holand
Duke of
Beuxswick
Delacroix
Fleet news and defence measures amid Channel movements
The Oporvo fleet reaches the Channel while 40 London ships head to the Downs and a Blanche frigate departs for the Bristol Channel. Several detainees are examined and one designer admits bail. treason trials relocate to Manchester. British ports report limited losses at St Domingo and troop movements bolster coast defence with Sea Fencibles and county levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel
London
Downs
Blanche
Bristol Channel
Plymouth
Lawress
Agary
Stewart
Secretary of State’s
Agar
Manchester
William Cauldry
Rickels
Admiral Parten
Cape Nichola Mole
Admiralty
Mole
Jeremie
St. Domingo
Port-au- Prince
Courcurie
Jamaica
Atern
Winchester
Ot. Guards
Traland
Arrival of Marquis Cornwallis and Cork rebellion updates
In Dublin yesterday the Marquis Cornwallis arrived from England and was received at the Castle amid grand attendance. Reports describe insurgent actions near Cork and engagements at Prosperous, Kilbeggan, Oberstown, and Hartland, with Rebel losses heavy and forces pursuing toward Wexford. Detachments and arrests followed as authorities vow vigilance against anti-government plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Cornwalllis
England
Earl Camven
Earl, Campen
Privy Council
Marquis of Cornwalls
Earl of Campen
Earl Campen
Lord Campen
Cork
Bandon
Rafy
Johnson
Dunas
Wexford
Negotam
Gorey
Prosperous
Kildare
Fymer
Lynch
Lucan
Erin Go Sragh
Aylmer
Kilbeggan
Rathdram
Arklow
Accs
Duncas
Lorrus
Tullow
Hacketstown
Carnew
Ballykilcavan
Dublin
Rathdrum
Neepeam
Dunpas
Little Limericky
Wexord
Saer
Fithamble-street
Rathfarnham
Harold
Galway
Rebels Routed Near Bandon and Cork In June Action
An extract reports Caithness Legion and Westmeath Militia repelling a large rebel force near Bandon with heavy losses on both sides. Cork letters praise Westmeath Regiment for defeating insurgents at Clonakilty while rescuing Dr O Connor of Bantry. Hessians and flying artillery arrive at Cove with transport ships reaching Waterford.
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Monro
Caithness Legion
Bandon
Stewart
Cloughnakilty
Westmeath Muiria
Cork
Westmeath Regiment
Earl of
Clonaekilty
Dr. O'Connor
Bantry
Bagipow
Cove
Howarth
Waterford
Punishments by General Court Martial at New Gaol Yard
Limerice June 16 reports punishments by the General Court Martial for worn Defenders. David Touhy and Michael Dunigah receive 300 lashes, bail for good behavior for Ryan to 600 lashes and transport for 250. Hogan and Coony and Daniel Carroll to be transported. Francis M Nemara tried for defender status, acquitted with shadow of criminality. Over 1500 residents have sworn allegiance at City Court, few declaring United men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerice
David Touhy
Michael Dunigah
Ryan
Hogan and Coony
Daniel Carroll
Francis M‘nemara
Ardclouny
M‘inerny
M‘nemara
Dissent on Militia Bill In Lords Journals Humble Protest
The protest by the Duke of Norfolk objects to a bill empowering a temporary militia service in Ireland as unconstitutional and dangerous. It cites the permanent armed force’s reach beyond the realm, the lack of parliamentary judgment on Irish affairs, fear of illegal coercion, and haste in passage contrary to the House’s deliberation rules. It records the Duke’s formal dissent in the Lords journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Norfolk
House of Lords
Ireland
Nozroix, E
Baptism of the Marquis of CarmanTaen’s Son in Hertford Street
The Bishop of Exeter baptized the newborn son of the Marquis and Marchioness of CarmanTaen at the Countess of Houperness's residence in Hertford Street. The infant was named Francis Gopotpoin Duercy. A camp of 2,000 to 3,000 men formed opposite the Island of St. Marcon on the French side. William Symonds, a private in the Lancashire Supplementary Militia, was sent to Manchester by King’s Messenger to explain possession of treasonable papers. Saturday, 26 persons were arrested at a house in Lifle Street Leicester Fields for gaming. they were taken to Bow Street for examination, many are foreigners. Early Friday, the Castle Public-house in Highgate was robbed of plate, cash, and notes totaling 41.
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CarmanTaen
Exeter
Manchester
Lifle-street
Leicester-fields
J. Martin’s
Bow-street
Castle
Highgate
Ship News From Plymouth and Deal In June
June maritime brief notes report arrivals and sailings. Tutonia and Childers loop return to Hambro by Valane lugger and frigate, Spy sails west. Deal vessels Hornet sloop sails out convoy to Portsmouth under watch, several ships listed. Savage sloop arrives from a cruise, winds NNE to ENE.
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Tutonia
Krofe
Charlestown
Hambro
Diana
Childers Loop
Spy
Deal
Hornet
Portsmouth
Duse
Portland
Pittman
Lively
Smith
Eugene Floop
la Suffyance
Spitfre
Downs
W. Oe
Two Men Charged With Flatpad Robberies Near Kensington Gravel Pits
Public office reports Thomas Kelly and William Cook were charged on suspicion of flatpad robberies after a patrol captured them near Kensington Gravel Pits on Friday night. A loaded pistol two cutlasses and two sharp knives were found. Richard Clark faced suspicion of involvement in a Cranbourn alley shop robbery. Prisoners committed for further examination.
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Thomas Kelly
William Cook
Kensington
Richard Clark
Fitzpa Triex
Cranbourn Alley
Mail from Listow Arrives at Falmouth in Ten Days
A report describes a morning arrival of mail from Listow to Falmouth carried by the Prince of Wales Packer in ten days. It notes ongoing outward-bound ships, including the Britannia refitted with small carriage guns.
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Fremine
Salt Hill
Hounslow
Heath
Shadwell
Mary Barnet
Kirk
Union Hall
Elizabeth Rivington
Orange
Robert Cooper
Kent
Whitechapel
Deptford
Hatton Garden
Saffron-hill
Compter
Guildhall
Newgate
Richard Phillips
Charles Eee
Nichola: Vargin
James
King’s. Highway
Hammersmith
Sarah Holloway
Charles
Dibdin
Married Pair Ties In Early 19th Century Chiswick
On Thursday last at Chiswick Shupet John Bindock of Turnham Green wed Miss Dawson, daughter of George Dawson of Great Russell Street Bloomsbury. The record notes a formal match bringing together families from notable London districts.
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Chiswick Shupet
Bindock
Turnham @reen
Miss Dawson
George Dawson
Great Ruffell-street
Bloomsbury, Nen
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