New Attitudes on Buonaparte Plans Surface in Papers
The public eye sharpens as two papers claim fresh light on Buonaparte's expedition. One proclaims a Mediterranean fleet move toward the original target, and a second hints at a vast scheme to reshape the east. A translated Italian Jew letter urged a Paris congress for restitution and favorable trade, with promises of recompense. A note warns Providence is moved by evil men, while Ireland may see lenient measures and fewer detentions pending conviction.
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Mediterranean
Isle
France
East
Egypt
Paris
Militia bill advances in Lords amid Ireland plan debate
In the Lords the new Militia bill was introduced and passed all stages. Strangers were excluded on both days. The Commons considered His Majesty's message on sending Militia to Ireland, with an address of strong support. A bill based on this motion was read first in the Lords and ordered for a second reading. Dispatches from Admiral Lord Bridport dated off Ushant note a Channel fleet reconnaissance near Brest. Terrible and other ships pursued but recalled after a land battery opened fire. A convoy from Rochfort may soon be met. a Court of Common Council at Guildhall elected Mr. J Simpson as city official.
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Sydney Cave
Ireland
House of
Lords
Admiralty
Lord Bridport
Uthant
Court of Common Council
Guildhall
J. Simpson
Ireland News: Rebels Seize Vessels and Distress the Capital
Dublin reports detail British intelligence from the Ga zettes with rebels seizing ships and arms. Kingsmill’s squadron captured 20000 stands of arms bound for rebels, another ship with 12000 stands reported. Wexford Rebels allegedly abducted Lord Kingsborough, and Rev Eustace and ladies are in Rebel hands. Rebels cut water from the Grand Canal disrupting provisioning. State prisoner trials delayed to June 6. Local authorities seek lists of workmen to track defections. Major Nugent warns rebels in the North with proclamations promising impunity but threatens destruction of several towns if arms remain. Dublin Orange men pledge loyalty to Government.
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Iriffs
Ee Dublin
Admiral Kingsmill
Hugh Seymour
Lord Kingsborough
Wicklow
Wexford
Eustace
Cen
Grand ‘Canal
Sains
Monatier
Naas
Canal Company
Killinchy
Killileagh
Ballynahinch
Saintfield
Orange-men
Dublin
Military service offers from Tyrone Presbyterians reach Lord Lieutenant
Mr Buchanan presented Armaddress on behalf of about 6000 Presbyterians in Tyrone Omagh area offering military service. The reception was very favorable and noted by observers.
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Armaddress
Buchanan
Tyrone
Omagh
Stock Prices and Bank Shares Reported
Bank stocks moved to 113 percent while 3 per cent bonds and consols show varied quotes. The market reflects financial instruments with several issues noted, including a 7 2 5s-Bths entry and other percent redemptions.
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Annes
Mislaid correspondence to respondents noted
A fragment states that a letter to respondents from G. C. has been mislaid and will appear at the first opportunity, along with the communication of F. S. Crad, and mentions two or three constant readers.
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G. C
F. S$. Crad
Local Notices Hint at Subscriber Clarification
Brief item notes that readers of the Weekly Register should apply to the publisher for clarification about a couple featured in the Sets column, with adults seeking information or corrections. The notice appears to urge inquiry or formal communication.
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Weekly Register
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