Rebellion News From Ireland and French Movements
Dublin letters describe the French retreat from Foxford and Castlebar, with British forces pursuing near Boyle and Coolony. Reports claim rebels engaged Yeomanry at Graward and Mullingar, sparking Dublin unrest as Parliament and Lords secret committee reports surface for public scrutiny.
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Dublin
Graward
Longford
Akirmith
Mullingar
Teevann
Thes Deith House of Lords
London
Trith
House of Loris
Mesis Titer O'Conner
Thoma Addis
Emmett
William Fanes
Séenet Committée
House of Commois
Limerick and Castlebar Mail From Ulster Reassures City
A letter from Dublin dated September 6 reports French troops abandoned Castlebar. Lord Lake in pursuit, Castlebar provisional government formed under Joan Moore, and a Yeomanry action near Granard suppressed. News then shifts to King’s Messenger from Tyrone with decisive victory and minimal British losses.
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Haneithig Tagining
Dublin
Castlebar
Sliggs
Lake
Huw Bert
Connaught
Joan
Moore
Cal
Reaver
Limerick
Lwx
Codlony
Ulster
Pontian
French Troops Surrender After Attack Near Longford
London Gazette Extraordinary reports that French troops landed in Ireland surrendered after a failed assault led by General Lake. Rebels allied with them were dispersed. many killed or captured. Dispatch notes substantial preparations by Austria and France for renewed hostilities and concerns at Mole St Nicolas and Feremine.
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Lake
Hamaurca
Austria
France
Rattadt
Jamaica
Mole St Nicolas
Feremine
St. Nicolas
Leghorn Ava Intercepted Telegram on Mediterranean Moves
A fragment from Leghorn reports an incoming message stating that the English fleet failed against the Mediterranean. It claims Buonaparte troops have landed, with formations at Atezindria in Egypt and at Alexandretta in Syria, indicating strong European military shifts.
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Letteed
Naples
Eaglish
Mediterranean
Buonapaste
Atezindria
Egypt
Alexandretta
Sytia
Traitorry and sudden death in Dublin and naval notes
A letter from Bristol praises Pill near Bristol for aiding North Gloucester Militia embarkation to Ireland. News lists trials aboard Defiance and mutiny charges on Gladiator, and an inquest verdict that Oliver Bonn died of apoplexy after a heavy night. Reports cover the Cisalpine Directory, Turkish alliance rumors, a Weymouth storm damage, a pistol accident aboard Indomion, a whale caught at Southampton, and local crimes and farmyard fox predation.
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Init
Orrver
Bonn
Coronee
Verdi&t
Everling
Nedwgate
Bridgetreet
Bristol
North
Rains
Ireland
Dublin
Republic
Campagna di Roma
Edinburgh
Hamburgh
Vienna
Petersburgh
Porte
Turkey
Ports‘mouth
Brest
Weymouth
Oliver Bonn
House of Lords
Grenadier
Staffordshire Militia
Windsor
Frederic Morton Epen
London
Portsmouth
Thompson
Hoge
Haslar Hospital
Laft
Southampton
Itchen
Latt
James Bowler
Billeticay
Essex
Chelmsford
H.B. Dupzzy
Duartes Cawston
King’s Highway
Langdon Hills
Grange
Winchester
Militia Regiment Embarks For Teeland Amid Refusals
On September 10 the North Hants Militia sailed from Cowes aboard a warship and the Pallas frigate bound for Teeland. Nearly 1,200 men embarked in good spirits, but 7 supplementary men refused to go, citing concern for loved ones at home. The Lancashire Supplementary Militia arrived next to duty on the island. A Black Flag lugger appeared from the fret, cruising off the Texel, and the Diana Packet from Cuxhaven brought mails, passengers, and about 40,000l in specie and bullion.
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Wréstly
North Hants
Pallas
Cowés Bord
Teeland
Diana Packet
Anthony Dean
Cuxhaven
Money lending fraud nets public office suspect
Abraham Burnett, linked with others, faces charges of defrauding Gilbert of Hackney by delivering two 1000 bills to a party for a loan, with attempts to recover funds or bills failing. Burnett claimed to act only as a servant at 14 Old Burlington Street where the scheme occurred. Several others affected. Burnett remanded for further examination while a separate robbery case involving John Orrall and two men is noted. Four revenue officers were committed for trial on charges of stealing coffee and sugar from several West Indiamen.
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Caslebar
Foxford
Sige
Coolony
Limerick
Ennifeillen
Connaught
Diftri
Moors i
Col
Caavpuxp
Gapilebar Juift
Sihanhon
Marquis Cornwartis
French Park
Boyle
Knox
Ga Ilway
Abraham Burnett
Gilbert
Hackney
Zool
Whitechapel
Old
Burlington-street
John Orrall
Lanimore
Perbruckey
Barnet
John Matthews
Cat Public
Ronfe
East Barnet
Mr. P
Geo
Bailey
Wright
Hearlings
Oliver
Beardlock
Marine Office
Wapping
John Parish
Tofipe Champion
Marriages and deaths listed in London notices
List of marriages and deaths from a London paper itemizing Michael Richardson to Mary Timmins at Clapham, Curteis to Halsey in Camberwell, W Maurice to Ann Bevill, J Latham to Mrs Delamotte, and other wedding entries. Obituaries include Walter Patterson, Rev Butler, Mr Gibson, Gyfbert Van Voortz, Owen Salusbury Brereton, Mrs John Wilson, Mr Brenton, and Rev Thomas Clarke among others with places such as Oxford Market, Windsor, Covent Garden, and London references.
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Clapham
Michael Richardson
Liverpool
Mary Timmins
John Timmins
Wolverhampton
Staffordhire
Camberwell Church
Dodds
Curteis
Halsey
St. George's Hanover+ square
W. Maurice
Ann Adair Bevill
Adelphi Os
John Latham
Romsey
Hants
Delamotte
Ealing
Middlesex
Castle-street
Oxford-market
Walter Patterson
St. John
Gulph
Taft
Clifton
John Wilson
Hampstead
Park-street
Windsor
Brenton
Thomas Clarke
Belhroughton
Worcestershire
Tretyre
Herefordshire
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Sesh
Feom
Suh
Caples
Ne ‘Dusarn
Caerees
Laxuterart
Castlebark
TaeLann
Duke of Portland
London Gazette Extraordinary
Serre
Whitehall
Ligure Nant
Ste ‘John’ S Town
County of
Rey
Leghorn, ‘Ava
Aibae
Ship “News
Bow-Street
Suiadud
Mark Lane
Tn Cy
Jos
Dalande Ancien
Lcyuuna
Hamburg
Altona
Beghorn
Perares
Lisbon
Genoa
Oferto
Venices
BAR Acco
Bei
Paine
Priarss
Blackfriars
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