Irish Proclamations Debate on Military Orders in Parliament
In the Irish House of Commons Mr Vandaleur denounces military excesses under late generals orders in Kildare and other districts and seeks full copies of all orders issued to generals since March. Lord Castlereagh resists, arguing risk of revealing government measures to rebels while noting few local grievances. The debate ends with a sparse House as an adjournment follows after thirty six members appear.
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Vandeleur
Kildare
Greens County
Ireland
Castlereagh
Aref
Hons
Gene
Hemian
Admiral Corbie
Mr. Hamilton
Béthade
House of Commons
Queen’s County
Coote
Hownap
Firzee
Rap
Kerry
H. Cavenaisa
Dobbs
Fin
Royal news and intrigues from Europe and Rome
The piece reports Lt Gen Sir Rane Anzncgom pig and Lady Asercromme sailing for England with suite, escape of Sir Lilly Smith and secretary to London, royal events at Frogmore Lodge, and the Queen’s excursions. It notes Laszousst’s imprisonment and Rome’s political shifts, a Paris navy officer list, ministerial critique of Fox, Barrexe’s Rome journal, and Prussian reinforcements in Westphalia amid French moves on Nidda and Frankfurt.
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Rane Anzncgompig
Asercromme
England
Lilly Smith
Wincurt
France
London
Duchess of Fort
Frogmore Lodge
Aincesses
General de Buntez
Egham
Laszousst
Rome
Downfar
St. Angelo
Fom
Paler
Navy
Paris
Bruys
Preville Lepeley
Bedout
Courand
Terraffon
Decres
Fox
Whig Club
Pitt
Barrexe
Westphalia
Nidda
Maln
Frankfort
Germany
Maritime Warfare Roundup Off Faversham and Havre
Ships and prizes reported near Margate and Yarmouth Roads as Dutch and British vessels contend for control. Sir Sidney Smith escapes captivity in Havre and returns to London amid public celebration. Sailings include L Unité and San Fiorenzo. Lord Bridport’s fleet observed near Torbay. Portsmouth impressments noted. Kingston/South Coast patrols active.
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Romney
Lawford
Sirius
Vettal
Circe
Margate
Dordrecht
Brisbane
Faversham
Goodrilors
Portsmouth
Primouth Dock
L’unite
Rowley
San Fiorenzo
H. B. Neale
Havock
Bartholomew
Diverse European Diplomatic Moves Staged in Rome and Paris
An Irish general Susixieck is elected deputy in Vaucluse while clerical figures travel to Petersburgh and Poland. Swiss cantons resist the Helvetic constitution. A Pope and Cardinal Maury journey to Russia seeking asylum. Ance LuccY, Consul at Rome, clarifies obstetric duties despite prison release. Antiquities from Consul Onswingny reach Con sus. Military leaders and a Paris duel between Litigants. A theatre performance Hannah Shewitt draws crowds. Brenny Hasrines faces another examination at Portmanns.
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Susixieck
Vaucluse
Cardinal de Rohan
Poland
Cardinal Maury
Turkey
Petersburgh
Switzerland
Auffrid
France
Naezus
Tuscany
Rome
Porg
Mavry
Ance Luccy
Hannah Shewitt
Brenny Hasrines
Duke of Portiann
She Cmessenger
Fire at Mr Bull's Tallow Chandler House in Soho
Yesterday morning a fire broke out at the home of Mr. Bull in Gerard Street Soho. A maid failed to follow Mrs Bull and three children from a garret room as flames rose, the mistress leaping from a second floor window to escape. Mrs Bull died at Middlesex Hospital. The adjoining house survived with losses. occupants escaped. A watchman aided the fall but the victim died. Engraver Mr Crozian and Mr Hyde were trapped. Hyde escaped, Crozian suffocated. The Bull residence was destroyed. the neighboring dwelling saved with property damaged but insured.
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Mr. Hyde
Barrere chosen as representative by Electoral Assembly
The Electoral Assembly of the Upper Pyrenees names J. P. Barrere, brother of the famed figure, as their representative in the Council of Five Hundred. Tuomas Soutney, a Mars midshipman, escaped serious injury after a boarding action with L Hercule, suffering three pike wounds and a fall from a board but surviving. Several seamen perished after similar mishaps. Reports from Stetin note discontent in Moscow and Petersburgh due to Paul’s new system and austere laws driving foreigners away. Dumourier resides at Altona under loyal aides. Matest pou Panis escaped from Switzerland and arrived at Yarmouth. Proposals surface for a Mards corps of reserve under unattached officers, amid talk of French invasion. The Brums arrive in Paris with many of their Bris brethren preparing to move to watering places. Seven or eight priests and emigrants are met at Perpignan by a military commission. Chester county frets over a salt tax harming the cheese trade. a County Meeting is delayed by the absence of the High Sheriff.
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Upper Pyrenees
Council of Five Hundred
J. P. Barrere
Tuomas Soutney
Mars
L’hercule
Tatrevianp Perrcorn
Stetin
Moscow
Petersburgh
Paul
Russia
Dumourier
Altona
Barrists
Matest Pou Panis
Yarmouth
Switzerland
Paris
Perpignan
Chester
T. Braccurox
R. Cortes
Marriages and deaths noted at various locales
Rearranged notices from London and surroundings record marriages including Thomas Parsons to Miss Edmonds and Rev Mr Atley to Miss Harvest, with others from Kenmare Castle and Mallow. Deaths noted: Windsor gunnery keeper Mr Cox, Mrs Wade of Standon, Mrs Dalton of Maretbourne, and Hon Argastus Windsor of Grosvenor Street.
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Ligtely
St. Sepotchye's
London
Thomas Parsons
Celebrook Row
Ialington
Edmonds
West Hill
Wandeworth
Atley
Romford
Harvest
Charles Price
Snowhill
Mary King
Bedford-street
Kenmare Castle
John Lysaght
Mallow
James Abbing
County of
Limerick
Windsor
Cox
Round Tower
Standon
Herts
Maregaret, Wade
William Wade
Brandlings
Maretbourne
Hampeshire
Dalton
Richard Dalton
Lower Grosvenor Street
Earl of Plymouth
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Yarmouth Roads
Sidney Smith
Wright
Havre
Argo
William Pitt
George Inn
Lord Bridport
Plymouth
Cecilia Catharina
Hanson
Barcelona
Hamburgh
Werwagting
Bourdeaux
Hameburgh
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