Governor to be tried in England aboard Profelyte
The Governor prefers trial in England and sails aboard the Profelyte with eight witnesses. The Proselyte joins the late convoy from Port Antonia. Officer G. Capt. Jamps notes the Brilliant frigate refitted at Madeira after a sharp action with two French frigates. The Brilliant then challenged the two foes off Santa Cruz. they declined. Two minor earthquake shocks were felt in town with no damage.
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Union debate in Ireland stalls bill in Parliament clash
In Dublin on December 14 and 17 Bar members and Catholic leaders debated the proposed legislative union with Great Britain. Speakers warned the measure would undermine Ireland's independence, with adjournments and protests. Prisoners and prison escapes, plus a broad public notice for Gardner’s medicine, filled the rest of the scene.
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