Hayti described in favorable light by Gazette of Nunempene
The article asserts Hayti’s army totals 49,000 well-armed troops with strong cavalry and artillery. It claims strong defenses around Santo Domingo would deter attacks, notes abundant money and American ships, praises the Haytian court, and argues the American government, though excellent, is not suited to Hayti’s civilization and constitutions. It ends with a forecast that Hayti may one day claim freedom and demand expanded rights for order and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Daumingo
Taye
United States of America
Proclamation to the Haytians On Independence Day
A distorted proclamation praises January 1, 1818 as the birth of liberty for Haytians. It extols civil and political rights won at the cost of blood, condemns oppression, urges schooling and agriculture, and pledges to resist foreign slander while honoring national independence and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havrianet
USA
Wei
Saviety
Goanives
St. Mare
Dionvi
Uaytlaos
Proclamation At Sans Sonci January 1 1918
A royal declaration from Sans Sonci stresses unity, justice, and humanity as essential to national prosperity. It proclaims independence strengthened by righteous policy and integrity, aiming to cement liberty with enduring national pride and courtesy toward foreign nations. Signed by Ay the Kitt and Comte De Limunape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Sonci
Ay the Kitt
Afairs
Comte de Limunape
French Papers Doomed Plotter Cantillon Arrest Confirmed
Paris dispatch March 23 reports Cantillon, a 360 year old ex hussar accused of a Wellington assassination bid, arrested in Belgium and France after a panicked pursuit. Authorities allege Cantillon conspired with Brice and other officers, traveled from Paris to Antwerp, and was captured at Charleroi then repatriated. He denies the charge and faces a forthcoming Assize court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duke of Wellington
Elbing
Peror
Chasseurs A Cheval
Chef d'Escadron
Brice
Duke of Wallington
Antwerp
Charleroi
Bellc
Tulsa
Hho
Comte Angies
Budget Debates in Chamber of Deputies Report
Mancu reads budget report noting this year’s expenditure will not exceed last year due to poor agriculture and commerce and war debts. He proposes funds to cover deficits via loans, outlines debt and service totals, and condemns large loan profits while stressing necessity and investor confidence amid foreign participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Deputies
Mancu
M. BevGxor
Chamber
Baving
Slope
Meswra
Hype
Baring
Perreganx ' Laffitte
M. Beugnol
Wade
France
Alxty
Hey
France Faces Debt Strains and Allied Demands in Finance Report
The commission reports heavy French debt costs and foreign demand for rentes. It notes raised credit needs, anticipated troop withdrawal, and calls for a balanced budget while urging taxes to be shared evenly. It lauds the treaty's fulfillment and warns of credit risk and political costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Japan
Minkterv
Nsgartojn
Europe
Exis
Novander
Frances
M. Beygnot
Fune
Ruepx
Piag Bia
Decanion on the btw of Finapes and stock prices
Fragmented notice reports a decision on the point of finances and a Monday start date, with details on Irish stock prices and bank stock quotes. It lists Dublin to London exchange at 4 percent, Queen's debt 6 percent, and various securities with small percentage values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milsfortune
St Gar
Co. Stork
Dublin An Loniton
Proclamation from Hartford Emperor referenced in column
The Chester Mail reports on the Harti proclamation and notes uncertainty about the country’s true state. It suggests French and Haitian accounts may be biased and remarks education as a priority for the black nation with foreign professors invited to oversee it. The piece expresses optimism about black prosperity and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Mail
Emperor of Harti
Relief of the Poor Suppression of Street Begging
A Dublin Freeman’s Journal critique denounces the article on suppressing mendicity as wicked and misrepresentative. It defends the Association, claims many meeting attendees were partisan and unqualified, and asserts district actions will continue with energy, unmoved by the Freeman’s critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Freeman's Journal
Freeman
Association For
Thomas-street
Thomas-street Court-house
Ireland
Association
St. Cathrine
St. John
St. Audean
Notable Literary Selections and Forgeries Highlighted
The column previews Savary’s new work and a curious pamphlet by Mauraxvin rumored to target Bonaparte, now in London. It also covers a London published novel and notes passing through the city about thirty shillings bank forgery notes from Mesura, Shaw and Co, described as well executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savary
M. Mauraxvin
Bonaparth
London
Mesura
Shaw and Co
Memoirs of General Rapary Duke and Maubreuil saga
Fragment from the Daily Journal recounts extracts from a pivotal, contested work on Napoleonic plots. It centers on Bonaparte, Savary, Talleyraud, and Maubreuil, detailing conspiratorial plans, ministerial secret missions, and royalist aims. The piece previews an upcoming memoir on M Maubreuil and the royalist factions active around 1814 in Paris and Brittany.
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Hayti
Nunempene
Hexay
Dublen Journal
Rapary
Ian
Ana
Eemuzijon
Baris
Morontenta
la Pobsig Desvouchles
Lallemand
Dronet
Bonaparte
Orfer
Empesor
Elita
Capoeialy
Tilloyrand
Monstenr
Vesonl
Monsieuu
Bonaparté
Mandreuil
Douay
Fontainbteau
M. Maybrecht
Himelf
Woestphalia
Jerome Bonaparte
Germany
M. Maureull
Thay
M. ‘Maubread
Lonton
Nuy
Thsi
M. Maubreuil
Maubreut
d’Orvault
Brittany
Xvas
la Vendor
Elba
Laborie
Talleyrand
Alliers
Tulleyrand
Feaux
Isa
Caunis 14 Wac
Heimment
M. Vauteaux
Bi Gus
Ong Mondiadun
Quis de Brosse
General Police
Penere
Sigtdf
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