Sweden and Norway Coronation and Civil Affairs Report
Reports from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and surrounding regions describe coronation events, royal budgets, and public notices. Details include funeral expenditures for Hedwig Queen Consort, royal annuities, and measures on debt liquidation. Weather notes, harvest prospects, and parliamentary actions accompany brief notices across Copenhagen and Oslo.
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Sweden
Hedwig Jaabeth
Charlotte
Relterholme
Firat
Ishop
Baron Moenner
Biel
Tripoli
Norkoping
Hykoplog
Euesiah Ambasqalor
Stranufard
Hellevne
Belougt
Count Exgealrogs
Baron Wehldratedt
Denmark
National Bank of Copenhagen
kFngdlian
Gilver
Arade
Ieee
Agaite
China
Canton
Fragmented Nations Reflect on Justice and Truth
In distant shores the people of Bouland and Cheam ponder the limits of justice as Britain faces belief in enduring dedication to truth. The passage suggests criticism of resilience and fairness amid uncertain times and places.
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Bouland
Great Briain
Education plan at Arran Quay academy cited in debate
A Dublin era piece discusses education, weighing public versus private approaches. It promotes a mixed system with Latin Greek French and modern languages, mathematics, geography, grammar and moral instruction, run by Higet and Brenan at 14 Feet Hall, with Rooney and Greuan offering limited instruction nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arran Quay
Abir
Huss
Dublin
Edinburgh
Maynooth
Ichard Higet
John Brenan
Rooney
Academy
Greuan
Black Traii-Street
Price of Irish Stock and Engle Bank Securities
Fragmented OCR lists various stock prices and government bonds, including Irish stock at 34 per cent, Engle Bank stock at 3 per cent, and naval loans. The text also references Friday listings and assorted securities with partial figures and market notes.
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Engle Bank
Coos
Navy
Commercial Hostility and Pensacola Dispatches in Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal reports on commercial hostility amid Continental powers harming British interests and details American actions in Florida with Gen Jackson’s Pensacola seizure. It notes Spanish protests, British market impacts, and diplomatic moves including Don Onis and Adams responses, plus a Madrid transport fleet inquiry.
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Bonaparte
Joans
Britain
St. Petersburgh
Prussia
St. Petersburg
America
Spain
Hhult
United States
Jackson
Pensacula
Pensacola
Buenos Ayres
National Intelligencer
War Department
New York
Don Onis
Vay
Pensicula
M'Giel
Albanii
Wales
Ned
Aseoon
Si-Gelet Raives
Motte
Pennascal
Orficer Dé Pentacola
Don Luis Onis
Philadelphia
Washington
Madrid
Bordeaux
Ian
Floridas
En Jackson
Penacola
Adams
West
Florida
Pacific
London
Duke de San Carlos
Ferdinand
Pennacola
South America
Cadiz
Janes
Dispatch note fragment notes continuation and dosage
A fragmentary dispatch item references continuation and a dosage figure of 12,000 mgay, with unclear context and disconnected phrases. The readable portion hints at directive or log entry style text about continuation of a prior instruction.
France Ulras The Allies goes to court inParis
The Paris papers discuss General Caniel and Fabrice de Senneville as the trial against Daniel advances slowly and is deferred to November 7. Attorn ey General says Daniel’s confinement will end soon while a notable memoir exposing plots circulates among allied sovereigns and ministers.
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France
Paris
Canel
Fabric Et de Senneville
Counseel
Angit
Daniel
Gadresse
Jery
Macy
Alfuirk
M.de Longy
Lyong
Tle
Gevius
Teath
Eypear
Caniel
Andy
Justice
Spain and Portugal and the Wellington Return
A London paper notes the Duke of Wellington’s return to London follows failed attempts at amicable Spain Portugal dispute resolution. It cites Brazil’s court stance refusing Monte Video and Spain’s insistence on restitution. Britain faces embarrassment as Madrid reports suggest the Lake Wellington fate may hinge on an amicable settlement.
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Prussia
Tartary
Chiga
Pavine
Bates
Ibd
Petersburgh
Cnet
London
Aforning Chronicle
Duke of Wellington
Spain
Portugal
Brazily
Monte Video
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Lake of Wellington
The Execution of Ambister and Arbuthnot
Bahama Gazettes report a U.S. military commission executed Abelwry Ambister and Arbuthnot, two British subjects. The article questions legality, noting they aided Indians with goods and powder in exchange for skins and corn, and were captured in a neutral garrison after an American attack. It calls for a strict inquiry into the fairness of the trial and the justice of the execution.
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Bahama
United States
Abelwry
Ambrister
Arbuthnot
Lst
Messrs
Jackson
Bothnot
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