Ireland and America Law of Nations clash over naturalization
The article debates whether naturalization in one country cuts allegiance to the parent nation. Grotius and Selden defend allegiance despite expatriation, while Vattel argues naturalization dissolves parental authority. It discusses Britons living as Americans and potential British detentions, with warning that lawful pardon may not apply in wartime. It then shifts to Saint Domingo Cape Francois events, detailing Galbaud's siege, massacres, and the fate of commissioners and troops.
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Hugo Gretius
Vattel
America
Great Britain
England
Grotius
Selden
M. Wiquefort
Young Man Seeks Farm Work Across Regions
A situation wanted notice from a 74 year old Norfolk farmer seeks an assistant or superintending role on any farm in Norfolk or Wales. He offers long experience in agriculture, asks for favorable references, and invites responses via Stevenson, Printers in Norwich.
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Tim Hleman
Gord Nara
Gratier
Waless
Norfolk
Stevenson
Norwi
Seeing-Stones Sell For Health At Bedford Street Shop
Henderson the fittering-stone dealer advertises stones for purifying water to cure diseases like the gravel and scurvy. He claims they enrich pure water, fit for sailors and families, and lists agents in Berkeley Street, Ely, and Mayfair for order placement with his Bedford Street shop in the Strand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Bedford-street
Strand
Ain
F.l.d Pr-Vifians
Berkley-streer
Rich
Batter
Hefier
Ely
Hilburo-hills
West End Cadilly
Peter Change
Mr. Henderson
Bedford Freet
Ship News from Portsmouth and Spithead
Admiral Garpnrs fleet arrives at Spithead with West India merchant ships. The Inconstant, Capt. Montgomery, returns from a cruise. Recruiting parties depart Portsmouth for Ireland from multiple divisions, headquarters at Dublin Cork and Waterford. A squall saves two men from a capsized boat. mutiny ringleaders aboard a Spithead frigate face a court martial on the Royal William.
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Portsmouth
Garpngr
Spithead
West India
Downs
Montgomery
Marines
Chatham
Plymouth
Ireland
Dublin
Cork
Waterford
Edward Peptsn
Aquilon
Fiyam
Royal William
Plymouth News: Fleet Movements and Militia Review
In Plymouth on Sept 30 the Inconstant and Resources sailed eastward while Lord Hown's fleet from Torbay returned due to a strong wind. The 74 gun Tremendous weighed anchor at Cawland Bay after the fleet’s reversal. Druid Heroine Ferret and the Admiral de Ruyter sloop remained in Cat water awaiting reinforcements as an 80-ship convoy bound for Lisbon Cadiz and the Streights is expected. On Saturday the Royal North Gloucester Militia near Roborough Camp was reviewed by Major-General Grenville with strict exercise and praise for discipline. Generals Morais and Grenville and their aides attended a dinner hosted by Royal North Gloucester officers.
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Plymouth
Lord Hown
Torbay
Cawland Bay
de Ruyter
Catwater
Lisbon
Cadiz
Streights
Royal North Gloucester
Roborough
Grenville
Morais
Grenvile
Royal North Gloucester Corps
Dover Report Ships Arrival From Cruise
This afternoon arrived the Buttler private packet Hextay Passsiorg commanded from a cruise. He on behalf of August lift captured the Nudes of Dunkirk George Werry, matter, from the South Seas, and sent her for England.
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Dover
Oct
Buttler
Hextay Passsiorg
Nudes
Dunkirk
George Werry
South Seas
England
Proclamation for Oatmeal at Market and Local Fatalities
In Edinburgh yesterday a proclamation by beat of drum announced that the lower class could obtain oatmeal at the market for id per peck. A four year old boy burnt by a fire at Oxgangs died after great agony. A workman at Banknook coal works was killed on the highway near Loanhead after being followed from a public house where he had quarreled with Taylor.
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Cape Francois
Gaiband
Santhonax
Polverel
Cape
Orléans
Galbaud
Galdud
Cortt
Gaibaud
Camdis
Cercey
Galéaud
Suanaminthée
Fort Dauphin
Lavan
Port-au-Prince
America
Oxgangs
Edinburgh
Banknook
Loanhead
Denny
Taylor
Covent Garden Evening Drama Disturbed by Gallery Protest
A Covent Garden performance of How to Grow Rich was interrupted by upstaged patrons from the One Shilling Gallery. The crowd voiced discontent over seating, prompting Mr Lewis to apologize and the show to proceed. The review highlights Mrs. Pvt.Lock, Harléquin's Chaplet, Toulon scenes, and a later patriotic song by Mr. Shrep sung by Mr. Indevo, with scenes depicting British relief of famine and allied negotiations.
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Covent-Garden
Quick
Lewis
Tony Lumpkin
Pvt.Lock
Henrietta
Harléquin
Toulon
Effiricatoy
Byrne
Avarr
Lord Hoop
Zévoa
France
Shrep
Indevo
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