Postponed Royal Birthday Celebration at Dublin Castle
The Lever and the Ball and Supper planned at Dublin Castle to celebrate Prince Regent's birthday are postponed to Thursday April 6. Ladies in hoops and feathers and gentlemen in full dress are requested to register their names with the Chamberlain a week before the ball. A leak is expected at the castle on Thursday April 2 at four o clock.
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Chamberlain's Office
Dublin Castle
Installation of the Knights of the Most Illustrious Order
The text records an admission restriction for a St Patrick Cathedral procession. It notes the Lord Lieutenant as commander and prohibits viewing by nonparticipants. Attire guidance instructs ladies to wear white tabinet and trim, while gentlemen should wear tan waistcoats and pale attire.
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Saint Patiick
St. Patrick's Cathestral
Abdul the Mwa
Rand
ST. Patrick
Ita
Ulster
Wik Mateh
Local Sale Notes From Dublin Journal Items
The Dublin Journal notes two markets the Loxgow Mart of Saturday and the Cues TER Mart of Sunday have arrived. Extracts highlight interesting articles and market offerings across the pages.
South American Affairs and British Expedition at Aux-Cayes
Private letters describe Sir Guecon M. Greovn’s squadron arriving at Aux-Cayes on January 29 after 36 days at sea. Officers report good health and propriety aboard, with New Granada officials and local authorities welcoming them. Details note preparations for an early attack on New Granada, reception of British troops, and ongoing naval movements including the Hamilton, Monarch, and other vessels expected from Ireland.
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Equadron
Aux-Cayes
New Granada
Juan
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Ince
Carthagena
Jamaica
Udifohn
Aux-Ciyes
Beven
M-Guedon
Port-au-Prince
Hamilton
Monarch
St. Domingo
Ireland
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Aux. Cayes
Cailiz
M*gascon
Porto Bella
Kingston
M'Gitzcer
Homs Porra
Maine
Hod Parpan
Pannen
M'Gaxs- Gon
Panwen
M'Grixcohk
Spains Plight Described Amid Widespread Hardship
Reports from Spain describe widespread commerce collapse and poverty in Barcelona Galicia and trading provinces. Arrests executions and rumored plots surge as prisons overflow and authorities crack down, while some hope Feijado or similar reform may yet avert further degradation.
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Barcelona
Galiicia
Wil
Lact
Valencia
Gien Mecana
Russia
Hungary
Feapin Anp
Doc Franez Estrawa
France News Briefs on Disturbances and Press Measures
Reports describe disturbances near Wigan and across several departments, with local authorities moving to preserve peace. The Journal du Gard notes tranquillity and obedience to authority. Private letters accuse a secret movement seeking civil strife, while French debates in the Chamber discuss press prosecutions and public morals, including amendments on religion.
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Nismos
Wigan
Nisraes
Journal du Gard
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Iaiely
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Morbihan
Finjeterre
Bordeaux
Europe
Bérsian Ambgasadar
Paris
Charrer
Dafutips
Chamber
M. de Laniluubiles
Gve
Bth
MD. Constant
M. Laing
Defamation clause in French chamber debates rejected
The Chamber debated a law article barring defamation of injury from speeches and reports. Amendments to restrict press privilege were proposed by M Laing and M Manuel but were rejected. Discussion adjourned to continue next day with Benjamin Constant’s journalistic reporting article.
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Larna
Seana
Chaimberto
Ind
M.laine
M. Laing
M.manuel
Abaesearty
Ihey
Orm
Beer Y
Franc
Guy
M. Dela
France
Ted Ruga
Iown
England
M. Mask
M. Roger de Collard
Firat
M. Latne
M. Masuel
M. Benjamin Constant
Seizure of British Vessels in American Ports
Reports from Halifax and Now Brunswick indicate British vessels from Nova Scotia were seized in U S harbors. The alleged reason cites no treaty clause allowing colonial ships to touch American ports. A Halifax schooner James was condemned, while other British craft faced similar action amid tensions over the commercial treaty.
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Great Britain
Halifax
Nova
Scotia
Ameridyn
St. John’s
Now - Braman Luk
Pepbions
Hanvonp
Vhre
Wimeyard Sound
Seisoil
James
Prince Regent Report Amid War Strains and Aid Drive
Within twenty four hours the Prince Regent slept poorly and his guards were vigilant. In Nenover a subscription has begun among German Legion officers in England to assist privates and their families, reflecting the bond of this distinguished corps.
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Nenover
Balfjey
England
Corn Laws Debate by Glanorganshire Agricultural Association
The first Quarterly Meeting report argues agriculture as the nation’s backbone. It laments reliance on foreign corn, cites high import duties and lost domestic labor, and urges protection to bolster farming, industry, and public finances.
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Thy Glanorganshire Agricultural Association
Rupert
He Bei Maracas
House of Camerons
Ouly
Sorel
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