Irish Treason Trials Spread Through Leinster Dispatches
Postscript reports from Dublin reveal arrests in Bridge Street and Leinster House linked to an Irishman treason plot. Delegates, papers, and suspects including Emmet, Bond, and Sweetman are taken. fears of St Patrick's Day upheaval and possible French aid surface amid martial law chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counfeilor Emmet
Sampson
Enwakp Fitzgerald
Leinster House
Epward Fitzceratp
Oliver Bond
Cuan Cellor
St. Patrick's Day
Kilmainham Goal
Custom-house
Henry Mannix
Jestis
Epwarn Fitzceraup
Mansawar
Lord Gaenville
Chapel Royal
Ireland
Duke of Porrianp
Chatuam
Spencer
Westmoretanp
Loxp
Wispuan
Lord Grenville
Duke of Porrian
St. Patrick
Pyle
Major
Enwarp Fitzcerate
Kingdom of Ireland
Vizi Hegar Jackson
Charch-zeer
Hiya
Wicklow
Joan Sweetman
Ts City
Grorce Cummins
Lord Enwary Fitzgeracp
James L ¥ Nea
Corl
Thomas Reynores
Kildare
Cyuances Martin
Ditto
Carlow
Patrick Devine
Laurence Grifring Pother
Kilmainham
Horrid Plot Foiled as Suspects Apprehended in Saevanp
A correspondent reports a serious alarm over a plan to sacrifice the kingdom to the French republic. Evidence from papers found in custody implicates many in Ireland. Warrants issued. sixteen people arrested at Mr Boxp’s house. Lord Eps Ward Firageral present but not seized due to lack of warrant. Papers seized described as highly treasonous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabiani
Hyde
Ireland
Freeman's Journal
Oliver Bono
Bridge-Street
United
Irishmen of Leinster
Delegans
M*nzevin
Four Courts
Emmett
Stephen's-green
Joan Sweetman
Francis-street
Henry Jackson
Son
Church-street
Rita
M-Cormick
Sampson
Lawane Firgcerarp
Epwaan
Buckrey
Naas
Saevanp
Boxp
Epsward Firageralp
Admiralty confirms French vessel captures amid cautious outlook
The Admiralty reports dispatch from Sir Joan Bornase Warren confirming recent letters from Falmouth. Vessels seized carried military stores or liquor for a French expedition against England. Despite rumours, no immediate alarm is warranted as no French naval force presents current danger.
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Admiralty
Joan Bornase Warren
Falmouth
France
England
Detention and Release of Vessel Crew Amid European Tensions
Mr Drefins and two Messengers pursued suspected individuals in the country while Navy Lieutenant Sait arrived with dispatches from Admiral Peyros about the detention of a trading vessel and crew at Deal. The Captain and three passengers, including two Americans and a Swiss, were privately examined by Mr Wickham and discharged.
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Drefins
Sait
Navy
Admiralty
Admiral Peyros
Deal
Messrs
Hirgins Aml Shaw
Customs
Dea
Wickham
Paris
Switzerland
Liberty or yoke for Switzerland amid looming revolts
A letter from Switzerland notes Swiss resistance to Cisalpine forces who seized Lugano and Bellinzona but were disarmed and sent home. News covers British naval movements, Abercrombie’s dispatches, and parliamentary calls for emergency powers to curb violent crime and restore order, with ministers debating a temporary commission system.
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Switzerland
Lugano
Bellinzona
Joan Bornase Warrren
J. Warren
England
Rochefort
Brest
J. Waren
Canada
Phare
H. Trottore
Ralph Abercrombie
Lord Camper
Privy Council
Home Department
Dunpas
Cate
Anam
Irish university expulsions and rising unrest across Ireland
Reports from Dublin and Limerick detail expulsions and political disputes at a university. Murders and attacks strike fear as United Irishmen activity spreads, with shootings, plundering, and weapon stockpiles reported in Bantry Bay, Rathcormick, and surrounding towns.
Maritime arrivals and convoys reach port from Jamaica to America
Multiple vessels arrive or depart at Plymouth and Deal in March. The Jamaica ships Henry Every Catherine Kweat reach Liverpool. Cape of Good Hope fleets, and Dutch prizes observed at Spithead. The St Albans and American ships bound for New York stay at St Helens. A Prussian galliot Volmina Margaretta is captured. a French cartel with prisoners from Falmouth is observed. Various Indiamen and warships convoy through the Downs and Liverpool routes, with winds driving movements and s for the River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Every
Catherine
Kweat
Jamaica
Liverpool
Portsmouth
Spithead
Lord Viscount Duncan
Dover Castle
Falmouth
France
Stoke’s Bay
St. Alban’s
New York
St. Helen's
Plymouth
Volmina Margaretta
J. E. Swaart
Nantes
Hamburgh
J. Newman
Haft-Indies
Murder and assassination fears voiced in House
In Parliament on Saturday March 19 the speaker's adjournment was interrupted as Sir John Biaguiere rose to call attention to a wave of murders and new invented assassinations. He lamented the subject fell to an inconsiderable man yet felt compelled to speak due to daily reports of killings and acts against the country’s best men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Provisional Committee of Leinster
Driver
Oliver Bond
Nlo
J. B
Pelham
Delfire
Lord Bantry
O’connor
Rathcormick
Marcus
Mnight
Berkeley
Bailyhoute
Callaghan
Blackwater
Hegarty
Campion
Knockmoren
Middleton
Kildinan
House Or Commons
Manca
John Biaguiere
Halifax convoy wind bound at St Helens and port assignations
The Halifax convoy remains wind bound at St Helens. On Friday a stretch was blown from S W Co. On Saturday Captain Popnam was appointed to command the Sea Fencibles on the Sussex coast, with Captain T Hamilton also assigned to a Deal to Feversham garrison. The Superb, a new 74, is to be launched at Northfeet. The North Sea squadron gathers at Yarmouth except Kent Ardent Aging court. Veteran sailed with Apollo frigate Pylades Echo Noops Speculator and Black Joke luggers on a Texel cruise.
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Halifax
St Helen’s
Popnam
Sussex
T. Hamilton
Deal
Feversham
Kent
Ardent
Court
Yarmouth
Texel
Apollo
Pylades
Echo Noops
Speculator
Black Joke
English State Lottery Draw Fragment
Fragmentary lottery notice shows multiple draws and prizes including a 29000l prize fed by Metirs, Hornspy and Co of Cornhill with shares: quarter, eighth, and sixteenths. Additional draw references include a gcol prize and shared fractions, with a note on a drawing date in April and an annuity-like rate per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metirs, Hornspy and Co
Cornhill
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