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French Prisoners moved from Kinsale to Clonmel
Orders direct removal of 1250 French prisoners from Kinsale to interior counties. They were escorted by a military party to Cork and Bridgcomb, then to Clonmel for housing. In Dublin, Nov 10, Lieut Sheldon wed Miss Blenerhaffer of Limerick. Also, Mr Thomas Beare, noted Dublin merchant, died near the Drawbridge.
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Intelligence From Stranraer on 600 French Prisoners
Edinburgh news cites a private letter from Stranraer reporting that 600 French soldiers landed near Donaghadee were captured by regulars and militia in the North of Ireland. Gunfire near Carrickfergus is attributed to celebratory news, with hopes a larger victory, possibly Thurot’s fleet, followed. The Duke of Argyll arrived from Inveraray. James Milrop, a city magistrate, died.
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Merchant援s Credit for Thurot Fleet Aboard
A private letter from Newcastle reports a merchant obtained credit from a Dutch source to supply M Thurot and several officers aboard his fleet with funds if captured and brought to prison or elsewhere in the North. Port and shipping news follow with arrivals at Plymouth Deal and notices of other vessels and winds.
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London Convocation Houses Adjourn to December
In London on Thursday both Houses met at Westminster Abbey and adjourned to December 18. The Commons on opening day resolved to bring in a Bill governing trials in treason and felony. Regiments were ordered to hold ready for march on notice. Reports say Spain’s government, pressed by France through the Madrid envoy, refused to ally with a people seeming afraid to fight. Transport vessels and artillery draughts move to Scotland and Ireland, while frigates and sloops patrol coasts.
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