Hearts of Oak attacked. many killed and captured, London news
Reports from Cavan and nearby towns describe Hearts of Oak forces in a violent raid on Belcurbet. A cavalry party led by Mr Coote repelled them near Waltedbrigg, killing a rebel and capturing the captain with 16 others, while a broader set of disturbances and military movements unfold across Ireland and England.
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A reader laments governance by conquerors and urges Scotch appointment to peacetime rulers. A second letter notes eclipse observations and offers a humble prayer for wisdom, peace, and contentment as the era ends.
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Ad Admirals Rally at the Admiralty and War Talk
Postscript from the London Evening Post notes an unusual Admiralty gathering with three admirals summoned and a new fleet being hurriedly fitted out besides the West Indies force. The writer fears a renewed Dutch dispute could trigger fresh war, risking public credit unless funds are raised within the year by a fair poll tax.
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