Irelands Union Debates on Commerce and Power
Parliament debates Ireland Scotland union. Critics warn against countervailing duties harming crafts and famine risk, while imperial regulation and new peers loom. Concerns over military intimidation and dependence color calls to delay six months. Merritt counters, Banks notes Dublin Catholic faction fears.
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Parliament of
Ireland
Scotland
Raphael
Hoh
Bengal
France
Colonil
Indies
Freland
Mr. Barke
Merritt
Daelands
A Cyder
Lawrence
Sant
Banks
Irish Union Debate Shapes Fears and Hopes for Ireland
Parliament debates Legislative Union as a cure for unrest in Ireland with pro and anti views. Supporters argue union secures independence from factional strife and boosts commerce while opponents warn it risks greater hostility among Catholics and Protestants. Majority supports moving the resolution to a second reading. Adjournment sets next Monday for further remarks.
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Great
Mood Smke
R. C. Glyn
Ireland
Burks
Nichols
Great Britain
United Kingdoms
Usey
Levee at St James Palace and Brest fleet rumors
Yesterday's court and naval news report a thin attendance at a Levee at St James's Palace. Intelligence from Plymouth notes 17 French ships of the line and 15 Spanish ships with troops ready for sea at Brest, amid rumors of Spanish redeployments and a possible Cadiz voyage.
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St. James's Palace
Si. Hamiltoy
Fern Spencer
Charves Montcayn
Lord Brippokr
Plymouth
Brest
Cadiz
Corps of
Coupe
Corfea
Leghoro
Meurer
Teac
Zuyder Zee
Hanrtzixck
Zezland
Scheldt
Aleve
Millers and Bakers
House of Connaens
Naples
Palermo
Tde Nano Sartan
Ex Caayp Las
Venice
Rome
Opera House
Harlequins
Campaign in Italy Opens as Melas Presses Genoa
Intelligence from head-quarters reports the Italian campaign began on the 7th with French entrenchments near the Apennines and Genoa being carried by assault. General Melas reached Savona, with Baron de Kaïn seizing Mount Denis and cannon, while Adelas advances with sixty thousand men. Fifteen hundred prisoners, sixteen cannon, and eight standards captured in three days near Savona.
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cAlieneth
Fuly
Meuns
Genoa
Savona
Vado
Nice
Meléna
France
Afelas
Boghetta
Wiexnan
Lewhurg
Italy
Louisburg
Avery
Appenine Mountains
Ajuto
Monte Notte
Mounté Regio
Catibone
Melas
Baron de Kain
Mount Denis
Savoy
Lannebsire
Lacullee
Duevid
Ss. Savona
Appitto
Adelas
Verona
Tortona
Alessandria
Milan
Elas
Military Movements Reported Across Austrian Front
A Courier from Traly reached General Kray on April 13 and set his forces in motion. Across Upper Austria on March 12, Condé's corps planned to depart for Traly via Klagenfurt, aiming to retake Corlica from Allied forces.
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Stockach
Traly
Kray
Upper Austria
Arart
Condé
Klagenfurt
Leghom
Athfang
Corlica
The Queen Charlotte Disaster Letter Excerpt Details Losses
An extract from a letter sent yesterday from Leghorn recounts the Queen Charlotte disaster. Two hundred six men were saved while many crew and passengers perished in the fire. Of twelve women aboard five clung to wood for hours as they sank, a drowning man saved his child before death, Captain Tops killed himself, and only six of 30 officers survived. The powder magazine remained intact, filled with water rather than exploding.
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Ferday
Leghorn
Failohs
Tops
A Damaged Page Note of Social and Legal Notices
An 18th century fragment records a lordly gathering at St James's with Turkish ambassador presence and a July payment order to Receivers General. It mentions a Parisian comedy, Madame De Geniis public readings, and an emigrants ban. Also notes a sale of cured hides arriving from the Cape and French prisoners escaping to a yacht near Dartmouth.
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Mus Boscawen
St. James's
Anco
Turk
St AmBassapen
Huindréed
Tega
Pérlin
Madame de Geniis
Cape _of Good Hope
Lonp
Xeter-Gaok
Jimmy
Trey
Dartmouth
Ports mouth to Torbay ship news and arrivals
A fragmentary shipping column lists vessels sailing and arriving near Portsmouth, including the St Ann Arthur from New Providence and the Sarahs Anny Groves from Liverpool, with cargoes such as mail, dispatches, cotton, and coffee. It notes privateer actions near Mount’s Bay, and mentions hunted vessels by a French lugger privateer before retaken.
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Cork
Nelly
Ann
Grenada
Sarahs Anny Groves
Liverpool
New
New Providence
St. Ann
Arthur
Grand Fleet
Chalmens
Jamaica
London
Greyhound
Mount’s Bay
The King's Plate and Stakes Race Notes
Sporting intelligence from May 1 outlines the King's Plate events for 4 and 5 year olds, listing entries from Sir F Poole, Grosvenor, Cookson, Standish, and Bunbury among others. It notes weights, age classes, and odds for top contenders such as Pani, Egham, Sorcerer, Chippenham, and Meteor, plus separate races for two year olds and the 4 furlong sprint.
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F. Poole
Turner
F. Standish
Stamford
Cookson
Diamont
B. Fagle
Oscar
Stanford
Grosvenor's
B.-C
Join Bull
Mr. Heathcote
Pet8o
Bunbury
Gimbrek
Whuks
Clemmiont
S .B
Ducit
Grosvenor
John Bull
Cuffaris
Mr. Cookfan
Sir Harry
Sackville
Laborie
F. Standith
Parisot
Admiral Nelson
D. of Queensberry
Egham
C. Banbury
Mr. Tharp
Chippenham
Dutton
C. Bunbury
Gobling
B.t. Boater
Clement
John Stevens
Spear
Unclear Royal Court Filing Described in Fragmentary Law Text
Fragmented OCR text references a criminal information and a court bench with phrases about moving for a new trial. Names, titles, and exact actions are garbled, producing an unclear snapshot of legal proceedings related to a cavalry corps and Essex. The readable elements point to procedural questions rather than a full case summary.
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King's “Bench
Mary
Pepper
Coty
Essex
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Hanburgh
the Queen Charlotte
Portsmouth
Maya
Argylethite
Federal Cible
Gilleary
America
Newfoundland
Alifax
Quebec
Mre
QuaNdock
Cmnnifing Corps
Warmouth
Matt
Yetterday
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Goree
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