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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 29, 1798

Page

4

Portscript from Ireland News on Rebel Moves and Units

News from Dublin Belfast and Bray details the suppression of rebellion in Ireland. Reports mention Bagnal Harvey's capture, movements of yeomanry and militia, and authorities tightening controls across Wicklow Dublin and Down with proclamations and notices to protect loyal inhabitants.

Admirals, blockades, and Ireland in recent dispatches

Advices from Admiral Sir R Onstow report a close approach to the Texel on Wednesday morning. Fourdarge-vessels and smaller craft were in Mars Deep, ready for sea. The Texel is blockaded and neutral vessels risking seizure. Consuls at Danist Swedish Russian and American ports are notified. Paris papers falsely claim Irish rebel victories. Lisbon reports Portuguese troops bound for Treland and the East Indies, while Portugal fears no French invasion.

Pagis Matra BuonaPparre Tourn Mediterranean Nelson Ligurian Republic Piedmont Sarpinia Paris Samninta France Switzerland Raffadt Seltz Baron of Tuucur R. Onstow Mars Deep Texel Ireland Li Isbon Portugal Treland East Indies

Rebels, Privy Council, and Corkwell chiefs in late unrest

Dublin reports detail the first Privy Council at the Castle approving bills sent to Great Britain, including militia measures. Marquis Cornwallis hosts, rebels captured at Saltee Islands and Rathfarnham, battles on Vinegar Hill, and a Lord Mayor’s assembly praise. Yeomanry guard canals as rebels retreat near Powerscourt.

Metropollis Mooke Stephen’s Green Myers Wicklow Skalp Efinisketly Enniskerry Dublin Wexford Croghan Hill Seven Churches Roundwood Powerscourt Ballinaston Picquet Spencer Lawyers Cavalry Rathdrum King Rathdrum Cavalry Giffard Rathdrum’ Yeomanry Carlow Kildare Rathdrim Faketstown Rathfarnham Yeomanry Rotunda Merchants College Corps Fermanagh Kildre Belfast Cornwallis Ireland Lords Commons Messis. Simpson Cowdie Sinclaire Thompson Samuel Ranking Alexander Gordon New Inn Newtown Ards Coard Killinchy Downpatrick Nucent House of Lords Great Britain Marquis of Waterford Earl of Camden England House of Commons Lord Gartlereagh House of Peers Conn Waxiis Marquis Cornwallis Earl of Crane Bagenal Clarvey Saltee Islands John Colclough Balliteigue Mr. Smith Vinegar Hill Patrick Sutton Ricwagos Cornwabus Alderman Foorey Venus

Married couples linked in Essex and Jamaica notices

On Thursday last at St Andrew's Church Holborn Mr John Chambers jun to Miss Mary Ann Roberts both of Orton Huntingdonshire. On Saturday last at Woodford Essex Job Mathew Raikes Esq of Alderman's Walk Bishopsgate to Miss Bayly daughter of Nationiel Bayly Esq of Bayly's Vale in Jamaica.

St. Andrew's Church Holborn John Chambers Mary Ann Roberts Orton Huntingdonshire Eeley Woodford Essex Job Mathew Raikes Alderman’s Walk Bishopsgate Bayly, Daugheter Nationiel Bayly Bayly’s Vale Jamaica

Printing House Square Adverts in Blackeriarl

Parrepay J Walter and J Walter Jux announce printing house square operations under Blackerbiarl. Local notices urge readers to note changes in ownership and services offered.

J. Walter Jux Blackerbiarl

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Portscript Ienday Fula Consol Bagnal Harvey Bray Asugrton Down Orden Earl of Clare Europe Trench A. Cavendish Paine Bute C. Beresford Lord Caflereagh Corry Beresford
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