Rebellions and military actions amid Wicklow and Wexford turmoil
Reports from Wicklow Kiloughan and Do nane describe rebels surrendering under harsh conditions after siege like weather and supply shortages. Courts address Habeas Corpus for soldiers while attacks on Atkins house yield lethal results. Captains Atkins and Robinson lead resistance as 27 prisoners detained in Athy gaol.
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Elleray de Browers
Newtown-Barty
Sandad
Kiloughan
Wicklow
Doanane
Queen’s
Mount Zuard
Samson
Afort
Litber
King’s Bench
Coun- Reet
Kilkenny
Lancashire Fencible
Hames
Somme
Ell
Ray
Wexford
United Irishmen
Hacket
Holt
Atkins
Yeomanry
Hlacket
Cockeran
Robinson
South
Cap. Rawson
Queen's County
Athy
Turbulent Times and Public Notices of the Era
The page blends reflections on Providence and national triumphs with official decrees from the Executive Directory. It notes missionaries sailing for the Southern Seas, discusses religious liberty, and cites measures about recalling seamen abroad. It reports yellow fever in New York and Philadelphia with death tallies, and closes with Newgate executions for forgery and other crimes.
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Executive Directory
England
Halifax
New York
Philadelphia
Alto Eather
Newgate
Trout
Pitt Seeks Proposals for New Bank Loan Next Week
Yesterday Mr Pitt notified the Governors of the Bank of England to be ready for proposals for a new loan in the early part of next week. A sum is not specified but expected to be between twelve and fifteen millions. The public disclosure sent the Funds into a notable decline as Pa ris advices dated November 19th report the escape of M Monneron, Director General of the Office of Accounts Current, prompting the administration to warn citizens it can only pay 500,000 livres in 500 livre notes each morning, with bills on commerce in the afternoon, a blow to commerce that has alarmed banking houses and led police to deploy troops in La Place des Victoires district.
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Pitt
Bank of England
Paris
M. Monneron
Office of Accounts
la Place Des Victoires
Bankrupts and Dividends Listed in November Notices
November 27 bankruptcy notices name Je Wells of Liverpool merchant with Dec 18 and Jan 8 dates at Globe Tavern Liverpool. J Bayly of Ashford Kent listed as bookseller with Dec 6 7 and Jan 8 at Sardeen's head Ashford. E E Crane of Sinfom Lodge Berks banker listed with Dec 4 15 and Jan at Guildhall. Dividends dated Dec 29 H Moiles Egham Surrey apothecary. J K Rowland Colchester merchant Dec 22. S Shepherd Penrith Cumberland mercer. J Sutton Cheapfire goldsmith Dec 21. T Neale Dursley Gloucestershire dealer.
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Je Wells
Liverpool
Globe Tavern
J. Bayly
Ashford
Kent
bookseHer
Sardeen’s Head
E. E. Crane
Sinfom Lodge
Berks
Guildhall
H. Moiles
Egham
Surry
Apothecary
J. K Rowland
Colchester
Hardy
Old Bailey
S+ Shepherd
Penrith
Cumberland
Mercer
J. Sutton
Cheapfire
Goldsmith
Declao
T. Neale
Dursley
Gioucester
Corn Exchange Prices and Market Notes for Essex Wheat
At the Corn Exchange on November 26 a tolerable Essex wheat supply appeared with fine samples holding value while middling and inferior grades declined. Fine barley scarce and bid up, while good beans softened yet oats remained plentiful. Wheat prices ranged 30s to 94s per quarter, with various other grains and bank stock figures listed alongside.
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Essex
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Navi
Franksgiving
Aduis Hory Revigwr
Thie
The
Nile
St Ines
Britain
America
Heaven
Gt Akh Ween Pt Iba
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