Domestic Intelligence Summary of Ireland and Dublin Treason Trials
Reports from Ireland include further accounts of events and military matters. A list of persons to be tried for high treason in Dublin is noted. Also covered are a meeting of the Whig Club, parliamentary proceedings, and the execution of Reeves Whikinson and Adamson. Additional items include murder, poetry, and miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Whig Club
Reeves, Whikinson
Adamson
Royal review of Life Guards and fleet news from Dublin to Rastadt
London reports detail the first Life Guards review commanded by the Earl of Hart Rindox with royal attendees at Wimbledon Common. The second regiment under Lord Cathcart is to be reviewed next day. Prince Ernest Augustus turns 27, Buckingham Palace praises the Duchess of Wartemaere’s health, while mail theft near Clonmel and Cashel is noted. Dispatches mention peace talks with France Naples, conscription pressures on emigrants, and Rastadt developments. A Dublin police murder case at Whitechapel-road is described, and arrivals from Cuxhaven and Weymouth bring passengers and prisoners to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Guards
Earl of Hart Rindox
Wimbledon ‘Common
Parner of
Wares
Duke of York
Prince of Oxrance
Gatesworthy
Gwyn NE
Lord Cathcart
Prince Ernest Augustus
Buckingham-house
Duchess of Wartemaere
Pits
Holwood
Charente
Guernsey
Portugal
Earl of
Clonmel
Cashel
Publin
Waterford
Tipperary
Naples
Courier du Bas Rhin
Prussia
Rastadt
Vienna
Austrian
Tkxi
Ministter Bonnier
Eyench
Vitory
Widdin
Waitrcuarer
Mary Stone
William Winter
Royal Oak
Whitechapel-road
Bow Fairy
Dublin
Yeomanry
Yarnouru
Prince of Orange Packet
Captain Bridge
Cuxhaven
England
Malscolm
Switzerland
Weymouth
Pafmore
Indica
Admiralty letter on captures off Grenada and St Bartholomew's
The letter from Rear Admiral Harvey reports His Majesty's sloop Hawke under Captain Rotheram captured the French privateer Le Furet off Grenada and sent it to Martinique, and Lapwing under Captain Harvey captured La Hardt off St Bartholomew's and sent it to Martinique. La Concrete under Captain Batrong captured La Rosiere off Montserrat and sent it to St Christopher's, with all vessels unladen of cargo. Also notes no other captures and includes bankruptcy notices for several individuals and solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funes
Harvey
Leeward Islands
Evan Nepean
Prince of Wales
Fort Royal Bay
Martinsews
Dhe Sah
Hawke
Rotheram
Grenada
le Furet
Guadaloupe
Tours
His Majesty
Lapwing
Gratultimo
St. Bartholomew's
Martinique
le Hardt
Guaddourpe
Batrong
Montferrat
St. Christopher's
Thenry Harvey
Daniel Dench
Cuckfield
Sussex
Innkzeney
Friar and Oak
Clayton
Wal
John Davys
Log’eicestershire
Scriverer
Jung
Ball’s Head Ton
Lopgtborough
Allernis
Munong
London
Bradack
Loughborn
Richard Davies
Abertyre
Glamorganshire
Poll Moon Inn
Attornies
D?sh.r
Bristel
Jenkins and James
New Inn
Lonsot
Royal Birthday Minuet Set At Court In Elegant Style
A Monday night ball featured a sequence of minuets starting with the Duke of York and Duke of Clarence, tracing through Princes Ernest and Mary and many ladies of high rank. Attire highlighted by jewel encrusted head-dresses and plumed gowns showed fashion at court, with notes on powder use and absence of the Duchess of York in spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Yorks
Marquis of Salisbury
Greville
Duke of York
Duke of Clarence
Prince Ernegs
Earl of Westmoreland
Earl of Murton
Lord
Coronel
Opposition to Holiday Abolition and Armorial Bearings Bill
In the Lords on June 5 Lord Kinoul contends the Armorial Bearings Duty Bill has objections and suggests future amendments. Lord Grenville doubts adding new tax regulations and will wait for objections. The Bishop of Rochester argues holidays, ancient and religious, should be retained, warning against abolishing established church festivals and urging adherence to long-standing traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kinnoul
Lord Grenville
Rochester
Edward the Sixth
House of Commons reads Scots Twenty Beer Bill amendments
Report on the Scots Twenty Beer Bill is received with amendments and sent to a third reading. The House resolves into a Committee on the bill to empower magistrates handling bread duties to grant allowances. Attorne y General moves to alter the Newspaper Bill and limit publisher responsibility to two or three proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Tierney
Sourerrorn
Gesenat
Hobhouse
Attitudes on public attendance bill questioned in debate
Lords heard observations from bishops and the Lord Chancellor on the measure to enforce clerical attendance in public offices. They noted ecclesiastical holidays exceed those of the sixth Edward, urging committee-made alterations before the bill proceeds. The bill was ordered to be committed and adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E
Cornwall and Devon Miners Bill and Salt Duties Report
The report was received and ordered for further consideration next Thursday. A committee was formed to draft a bill for a Cornwall and Devonshire miners body for national defence. The Salt duties bill passed committee, replacing duties with new excise arrangements. Rose announced motions on Friday to amend the 9th of His Majesty and to authorize gold wire making under the current standard. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurday
Jr. Tierney
Cornwall
Devonshire
Rose
Adjournment debate over Dundas and Sir James Duff vote
In the Irish House of Commons Lord Castlereagh defends delaying papers to avoid undermining the current rebellion. MPs criticize or support a vote of thanks to Sir James Duff for his handling against rebels led by Dundas. The division ends with 91 ayes and 19 noes as the House adjourns for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Castlereagh
Mansel
James Duff
Je Blaquiere
Gover
ParNernert
Ot8
Lord Castlereagl
Char Louse
J.C. Beresford
W Dundas
Shewry
Gergen
Hanks
James
Ny Nania
Worts
Cos
Atte
J” Dunnell
Dundas
Mansel Rose
O'Donnell
Buigenan
Lord Camden
Brown
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Tos
London .Gazette
Duke of Clarences
Prince Ernest
Earl of Morton
Honourable Mr
Augusta
Elizabeth
Mary
Isabela Manners
Catherine Manners
Marchiones of Antrim
Isabela Thyane
Char, Macdonald
Maria Parker
Miss Courtenay
Misa — Courtenay
Thompson
Auguste
Tse
Catherine Maria
Miss Thompson
Princes of Warns
IRK
Parliamentary Intelligence
House OF Lords
House OF Commons
MR. Pitt
MR. Tierney
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