Royal Navy Movements and Naval Losses Reported
Plymouth April 14 reports the fleet under Admiral Bridport including Royal George Neptune Pompee and Achilles with Anson frigate passing the watch at noon in strong easterly winds. The Terrible at anchor in Cascobay expected to sail soon. April 13 sails include Diadem, Tromp, Wet York, Oxford and Cambridge militia to Ireland. The Atlas starts Shields to Gibraltar dismasted. crew rescued by privateer Migilant and placed aboard Anna. Several ships captured or lost near Havannah, Charleston, Savannah, New York, Torbay and Vigo. Foundering of Thadderes and Mary. ships Ham Bro and Flers taken. Swallow escort saved. Several other vessels mentioned with cargoes and routes.
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Plymouth
Theffleet
Lord Bridport
Royal George
T. George
Brince
Neptune
Pompec
Achilles
Anson
Terrible
Cawfand-bay
Diadem
Tromp
York, Oxford
Cambridge
Ieelands Oe
Aimwell Gunriy
Pembrokeshire Miltia
Ireland
Atlas
Cowham
Shields
Gibraltar
Scotland
Dunkirk
Anna
Sedrbro
Peggy
Brown
Havannah
Charleston
Fanny
Welman
Ditto
Savannah
Peg
Gardner
New York
Therchant
Ruthmores
Liverpool
London
Torbay
Port Blanc
Brothers
Killigher
Dublin
Oporto
Vigo
Thadderes
Mary
Rodwell
Topsham
St. Michael's
Gnade
Mathieson
Streights
Hambro
St. Maloe
Flers
Amnenberg
Rotterdam
Belfast
Calais
Bowen
Swansea
Founsea
Sete
Dungarvon
Poles
Shiba
Figueraa
Sebay
Asseimide
Lima
Tamburghi Iiat
Ramilly
Richie
Clyde
Union with Ireland debated in British Parliament
The debate centers on a possible British union with Ireland and its political and economic implications. Lords discuss independence, governance, and the balance of power, with emphasis on trade, military strength, Catholic emancipation, and the dangers of separating Ireland from Britain. A conference with the Commons is agreed and a bill concerning Volunteer Corps exemptions is examined.
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Ireland
Auckland
Hand
Britain
Llandaf
England
Europe
Great Britain
Intland
Sodom
Frances
Lod
Minto
Wales
Scotland
Catholi
Lord Borington
Lord Kinzen
Lord Grenville
Commons
Debate over Game Laws and September Hunting Start
On April 16 the House debated altering hunting times from September 14 to 1 and February 12 to 11. Duke of Norfolk opposed but supported a committee review. Lords argued autumn crops, harvest, and rural means must be weighed, with calls to delay and even reform property rights in game. The division ended with 44–23 in favor of going into a committee.
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Torsiay
Duke of Norfok
London
Marquis Togwasend
Lord Carlisle
Lord Darnley
House of Commons records on bills and adjournment
The session notes passage of the Attorneys Indenture Bill and the Innkeepers quartering bill. A Slave Trade Limitation Bill committee adjourned for petitions, papers rejected, and a brief adjournment due to insufficient members. A new well for Gatton, and a Chiltern Hundreds replacement noted. Scotch Sedition Bill discussion touched bail bond penalties.
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House
Gascoignée
Dallas
Gatton
Surry
Joby Heathcote
Adijourzed
Iain
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Lord Spencer
Lord Lecter
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