Resignation and Court Martial Turmoil in Ireland
Kincsponough a North Cork militia colonel resigns after a court martial threat. He arrived in London to appeal to the Duke of York. His former lieutenant was cashiered for cowardice at Wexford. Lord Kingsborough was acquitted. Citizen Joax Moore, presiding, faces trial as Provisional Administration faces ongoing rebellion. The government contends oppression, with widespread coercion across Ireland.
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Kincsponough
Potteries
North Cork Milfia
Marquis Coanwatlgs
London
Duke of York
Wexford
Lord Kingsorough
Joax Moore
Connaught
Huspert
Beh
Naples Sees France War Posture Amid European Tensions
The article surveys European diplomacy amid Buonaparte’s fate rumors, Berlin’s cabinet notes, and Naples stance. It notes Boua nartes prospects, the Berlin note to French plenipotentiaries, and potential expeditions from the Dardanelles. It also considers Austrian advances into Franche Comté and the chance to liberate Lyons to Marseilles from the Directory with renewed royalist vigor.
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Buonaratte
Bruges
Corfe
Aboukir
Alexandria
Buonaparte
Charles I
Lk Comaz St. Micuel
Naples
France
Berlin
Rafaer
Dardanelles
Egypt
Switzerland
Franche Comté
Republic
Lyons
Marseilles
Nelson Victory Celebrations Across Hampstead and Reading
Yesterday a grand entertainment at Hampstead Assembly Room honored Admiral Nelson s victory with illuminated decor and Egyptian oracle motifs. The Neapolitan minister Lord Chancellor and Master of the Rolls attended. Reading Borough granted the Freedom to the Speaker, who hosted an elegant Town Hall reception. Ipswich held a grand ball and supper in Nelson s honor with Lady Nelson and naval officers leading guests through a ceremonial ascent to the room top as Ralé Britannia played.
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Hampstead
Nelson
Neapolitas
Lord Coancellor
Rolls
Admiral Nelson
Britannia
Nile
Orient
Hows
St. Vincent
Duncan
Sie
B. Warren
Order of the Bath
Av .N
Corporation of Reading
Sraxer
House of Commons
Private Correspondence from Vienna on Continental Peace Efforts
Authentic accounts from Greece dispute reports of French gains in those parts. Mailletts rule in Greece have sent first-born to Constantinople as hostages for public tranquillity and the Constitution. The plan from Constantinople unites Russian and Turkish fleets to act in concert, with Russia likely to defend Naples if war breaks out. The Austrian stance remains cautious as talks continue.
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Vienna
Greece
Mailletts
Constantinople
Raffa
Portes
Europe
French
Naples
Holland
Bavaria
Buonaparte driven from Cairo with 12000 troops
News from Vienna and Naples report Buonaparte’s rout at Cairo reducing the French army to about twelve thousand men. English ships burned French transports at Alexandria, including two Venetian ships of the line, as Turkish cities prepare for renewed hostilities. Reports from Naples, Leghorn, Constantinople, and Rastadt describe naval actions, emigration constraints, and rising tensions with Naples and the Ottoman Empire.
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Vienna
Puonaparte
Cairo
Alexandria
P.S
Buonaparte
Roetta
Naples
Aboukir
Constantinople
Jean -Six André
Smyrna
Bucharest
Palais de France
Frenga
Tapis
France
Encuisa
Ottoman Empire
Rastadt
Empire
Pruthan
Buderich
Lower Rhine
Pais-Ge
Fragmentary excerpt notes French primacy threat in war context
The fragment discusses a note from the French plenipotentiaries presenting principles to Germany as a wartime consequence and treats it as an improper threat by France against Germany. It reads as a cautious appraisal of diplomatic rhetoric amid conflict.
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Germany
France
Paris Reports on Mediterranean Trade and Rising Hostilities
From Cadiz and Leghorn dispatches, the English squadron blocks Spanish trade, privateers prize ships to Malaga, and Admiral Maguredo struggles with ships under repair. In Malta a conspiracy to massacre French Republicans is uncovered, leaders arrested, and ex-knights shipped for examination in France. A Russian fleet is rumored to arrive in the Mediterranean readying for broader conflict.
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Cadiz
Malaga
San Lucar
Algesiras
Spain
Maguredo
Leghorn
Mediterranean
Narexs
Malta
Ave
France
Ship News From Cawland Bay Amid Mutiny Executions
The Phaeton Stag and mbuscade returned to Cawland Bay after a boisterous cruise off the Loire. Spitfire and Triumph arrived from bas isle and Cape Clear cruises. A French frigate towed by a 33 gun ship is sighted, with canvas damaged. Saturn and Plymouth lugger reported in bay. Eight mutineers from the Glory of 88 guns were hanged from the foreyard on the Thifoe and Captain Avumer’s ship. Additional crew in irons await trial at Portsmouth.
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Cawland Bay
Phaeton
Sroprorp
Stag
Yorke
Mbuscade
Jinxine
Seymour
Isle of Bas
Essington
Cape Clear
Glock
Durnam
Bracé
Plymouth
Thifoe
Parner
Hamoaze
Avumer
Cawfand Bay
William Regan
Patrick Murphy
George Norton
Jame|Calaney
Lawrence Dowd
John Hoare
William Gibbon
Thomas Dilson
Kate
Brine
Cambridge
Cruize
Portsmouth
Lord Netgon Victory Fails to Resolve Peace Prospects
An Opposition Saturday paper weighs whether Lord Netgon s victory will bring peace through negotiation or war. The writer dismisses amicable talks and a vigorous war, then vents broad bile at Ministers amid anxiety over public affairs and the general good appearance of government.
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Lord Netgon
FRELAND: DUBLIN EXECUTION AND IRELAND NEWS
Ail, linked to the 115 Frorestants massacre at Scullabope, was hanged at Arbour-hill by court martial for Gorey outrages. Reports from Wexford Wicklow detail rebel suppression, mail robbery, and Yeomanry actions. Updates include Lord Kincsparouen’s resignation, mixed tribunals, and ongoing unrest with cannon seizures near Wexford.
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Meath
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Charles Coleman
Earl of Enwiskreten
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Zeleraph
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