Paris Parliament Upholds Arrets Amid Banishments
In Rouen and Aix Provi nce Parliaments approve the Arrets while Denial of the Sacraments leads to Exile. Reine of St Roch Paris and a Clermont exile, Denied Sacraments, trigger Letters de Cachet. Paris crowd cheers Parliament, Jesuits and clergy celebrate. state business halts, chaos looms. Jesuits and Archbishop of Paris praised a odious affair. Island of Providence misses its passage. a voyage to Havannah ends with arrests. Captain Jones arrives with tale of a Spanish privateer attack and capture of Anne from Philadelphia, with Captain Kenneway wounded and prize ships set for Port Mahoo.
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Treacherous Englishmen and Caribbean peril recalled
Old news recounts Captain Ball’s report of an English sloop driven ashore by an Indian king’s coast guards. The story claims the crew planned to seize native men, the boy warned, and the Indians leapt overboard to punish the treachery, with the king vowing severe retribution. Additional dispatches note Spaniards fortifying Bay of Honduras and shipwrecks near the Bahamas with long, starving escapes.
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Irish Tillage Rise Alarm in Conaught Markets
In Conaught, people buy up English potatoes for price amid talk that neglect of tillage harms crops. French ministry pressed to curb tillage improvements in Ireland, feared to keep natives as slaves and to feed fleets. Last Thursday Charles Hamilton of Dunboyne Ely, MP for Rathath Borough, died.
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Naturalization Bill sparks Jewish migration fears in Britain
A public letter argues the Jew naturalization bill will flood Britain with Jews, seize lands, and alter religion and politics. It warns of disorder, loss of birthright, and cultural threat, while noting opposition and unsettled royal assent. A report adds marriage news from Hertfordshire.
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