Postponed Royal Birthday Ball and Supper in Dublin Castle
The Lever and the Ball and Supper at Dublin Castle, postponed from Friday to Thursday 2 April, to celebrate the Prince Regent's birthday. Ladies asked to send names a week before the day. A leak at the castle on Thursday 29 April at some clock.
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Chamberlain's Office
Dublin Castle
Knights of Saint Patrick Installation at St Patrick's Cathedral
A notice from the Lord Lieutenant and Grand Master outlines restricted viewing for the installation ceremony of the Knights of the Most Illustrious Order of Saint Patrick at St Patrick's Cathedral. Only those in proper dress, blue, white or crimson tabinet, may attend. Supplies from milliners and ribbon shops are noted.
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Knights OF the Most Illustrious Order
Saint Patrick
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Acts Keacetency
Mont tUfestriana
Order OF ST. Patrick
Geullementa
Tal
Betham
Ulster
Wik Maveh
South American affairs reach Aux Cayes amid British voyage
The Dublin Journal notes Sir Gnr M. Greco's squadron arrived at Aux Cayes after 36 days at sea. Details describe cordial reception, healthful conditions, and readiness to attack New Granada, with figures of local officials and troops and mentions of Gov. Lovas and the Insurgents.
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Grrnor M.grecos
Aux-Cayes
New Granada
Juans Elias Lovas
Carthagena
Jamaica
Aux-Cayen
Hamilton
Monarch
Ireland
M‘gnecon
Aux. Cayes
Domingo
Buring
Bin
British Aid and Caribbean Movements From Aux Cayes
The letter describes British support for New Granada officials, arrivals at Port au Prince, and a tented encampment near Aux Cayes. It notes Spanish and British merchant alarms over a Maine expedition, naval actions by Captain Parnell and the Iphigenia, and reports of troop reinforcements and pirate threats along the Jamaica and Orinoko fronts.
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Cailiz
Jamaica
M*gageon
Porto Bello
Kingston
M'Gitzeen
Sir Hons Parnaw
Ceas
Aux-Cayes
M‘gaacon
Parken
M'Gracon
State of Spain Describes Widespread Hardship and Rebellion
Reports from Spain describe a battered economy with Barcelona and Galicia sunk into poverty. Factories lie deserted as laborers join destitution or brigandage, while executions linked to General Lacz raise alarm. The piece notes widespread oppression and a clandestine influential pamphlet stirring discontent among Spaniards.
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Spain
Barcelona
Gallicia
Lacz
Valencia
Ier
Macana
Austen Havese
Russia
Hungary
Fenpinano
France in Turmoil and Security Measures Amid Disturbances
French dispatches from Paris report sporadic disturbances fading with Prefect led detachment actions restoring peace. The Journal du Gard claims universal tranquility in all departments, while private letters warn of conservative plots and secret networks forming in Morbihan Finisterre and Bordeaux. The Chamber of Deputies discusses press prosecutions and provisional seizure rules, with debates over wording touching public morals and religion.
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Paris
Nismos
Iistant Vigan
Afbir
Nisines
Journal du Gard
Conservatenr
Hitlerundt
Morbihan
Finisterre
Bordeaux
Europe
London
Batur
M. de CassalenoLias
Rleport
Preas
Bve
Cammittea
Chamber
B. Constant
M. Laing
Parliamentary debate on defamation and privileges in France
A lengthy session of the Chamber discussed Article 20 and defamation limits. Amendments by M Laine and M Mancini were rejected as the adjournment moved to resume on the following day. Debate centered on parliamentary privilege and publication of opinions via the press, with leaders arguing for and against extending protections to unspoken opinions.
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Prem
Lacna
Karpea
Danas
Chaimberto
M.cyrum
M.laing
M. Mancinn
England
Peylingtat
Lytempersnes
M. Larvang Vanabyasyon
M. Laine
M.manpet
M.qammz
Keeran
Coursa
Lewas
France
M. Mask
M. Rogen de Cyllard
M. Magven
Charater
M. Benjamin Constant
Journe
Chamber
Seizure of British Vessels in American Ports
Reports from Halifax and New Brunswick last month say several Nova Scotia ships were seized in U.S. harbors. The alleged cause is the absence of a treaty clause allowing colonial vessels to touch U.S. ports. A Halifax captain narrowly avoided seizure at Wheyard Sound after distress. The schooner James of Halifax was also condemned.
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United States
Great Britain
Halifax
Nova
Scotis
Évés
St. John’s
New -Brainawink
Hanyon
James
The Prince Regent Recovery Aid for Hanover Legion
A report of relief efforts in Hanover by the Officers of the Hanover Legion to support privates and their families, with funds arriving from England. Detailed notes reference the recovery of a hoya Wie and reference a scheduled event at Patiten on April 3.
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England
Matthew Tierary
Hanover
Enna Legion
Balfipey
Report of the Glamoriganshire Agricultural Association meeting
A fragmentary record reports the Glamoriganshire Agricultural Association meeting praising agricultural strength and urging protective measures. It cites the dominance of farming in employment, critiques foreign corn imports as harming domestic agriculture, and calls for policy to raise home production through tariffs and market protections.
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Ty Glamoriganshire Agricultural Association
Bowers
Perusi
Canlag
Legislatiiee
Cork
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