Allied and Prussian Meeting at Aix-la-Chapelle Threatens Major Movements
Reports from Aix-la-Chapelle and Prussia describe Allied sovereigns and ministers gathering for a grand conference. The scene swells with royalty and diplomats, as nobles from England Russia Netherlands Austria Saxony Sweden Denmark and Poland arrive. Wellington expected to review troops before marching toward the frontier. In Prussia the city fills with foreign envoys and lodging for emperors ministers and their retinues as preparations for the summit intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buossius
Ava
Aix-la-Chapelle
Lord Castlereagh
Duke of Richelieu
Brussels
Kiosseus
Valenciennes
Duke of Wellington
Cambray
Anbis
Talon
Deonin
Belgium
Ovenparion
Min Sarene Loghness
Landgrave of
Hesse
Ague
Haugland
Geremany
Ford Fitzroy
Spa
Basses
Antwerp
Ghent
Quater Krac
States General
Suystdyk
Sn Agronl
Hatihe
Prussia
Aix-Lachapella
Freniy
Me Seholesser
M. Stephani
France
Alexander
Inschatena
Dijlomadic Agenta
England
Russia
Netherlands
Austria
Saxony
Sweden
Denmack
Bealin
Spanish naval forces near St. Augustine in July report
Captain Bateson of the Frone arrives from St. Augustine with word of a Spanish corvette a brig of 20 guns and an hermaphrodite brig of 18 guns near the area. Vessels of war were seen sailing, and a large camp of fodtansa with families encamped five miles from St. Augustine. The garrison about 400 men benefited from supplies of clothing, provisions, and money. A letter from Hagana dated June 26 accompanies the dispatch with local papers and price data through the 25th. Pensacola freight activity remains high and no changes in relations with Spain are anticipated without Madrid's orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Bateson
St. Augustie
la Annal
Agate
Tresiay
St. Augustine
Haganah
Rehwoner Volant
Sanborne
Pensacola
Spain
Bostay
Price driven stock list appears in 2.2.22 trading notes
A historic stock table lists prices and appertained yields for various securities and bonds. Entries reference items such as Liuish stock, Englesse stock, canal bonds, and government bonds, with figures and per cent per case or per share. The fragmentary OCR hints at daily price quotes and rates for open and issued channels, along with notes on bonds and executions.
The Arbuthnot Case Stirred Irish Public Opinion
The Dublin Journal reports outrage over the execution of British subjects by General Jackson's forces in the Seminole lands. It argues Arbuthnot acted as a loyal British trader and Indian ally and was unjustly condemned, urging Britain to demand prompt inquiry into the affair and a stance against American excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuthnot
Great Britain
Hambly
Britain
United States
Jackson
Tribunal of
Ambrister
Arbuthe
Ayr Arbuthe
State of Manchester Weavers Quiet Amid Wage Advances
The Manchester Paper notes no word on weavers seeking higher wages, implying calm in town. A private Port of Spain letter discusses Venezuela’s conflict, with Royalist gains and Bolivar’s forces, detailing battles at San Jose de Tidnarlo, Covede, Palmar, Calabozo, and Calabozo’s siege, plus commentary on prisoner exchanges and war brutality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-of-Spain
Trinidad
Venezuela
Morillo
Dublin Journal
Poryv-Of-Spain
Independent Army
Guayana
Jate
San Jose de Tidnarlo
Lopez
Cadena
Uheim
el Brsariosime
Lopre
de Parissima Coronel Palacida
Covede
Claraboben
Ortiz
el Palmar
Paez
San Fernando
Cedenu
Calabozo
Bolivar
Lodlays
Palimar
Calabore
Tampain
Pax
Apure
Codeno
Matecélas
Battes
Gilabozo
Beraudez
Guana
Deluna
Margarita
Boliver
Palacia
Ode Tim
Paraparia
Murilio
Coumma
Calzada
Carahabo
EL Palovar
Llanos
Valencia
Cogede
Lisa
Carabobo
Vaes
Cedeno
Morilla
Calabogo
Spanish and Llanero horsemen shape South American conflict
The text describes Llanero cavalry tactics and resilience, their untrained mounts, and living conditions in the plains. It notes Spanish discomfort, Bolivar's campaign moves with Morillo wounded, and communications from Buenos Aires and Paris about San Martin, Osorio, and privateering fears. It also mentions Sir Gregor MacGregor and Bolivar’s supporters abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limas
Caraceas
Vadhutyia
Aragua
Calabaza
Llanos
Ford
Trinidad
Gregor M‘gregor
Bolivar
Belgium
Sir Gregoria
London
Morilla
Fernandes
Morillo
Valentia
South America
Buenos Ayres
Chili
Bordeaux
Paris
Polic
Buenos Aires
Bay of Biscay
San Martin
Maipo
Osoria
The Revenue and Public Finances Improve Significantly
The revenue for July reportedly exceeds last year by about 1.2 million. Estimates place total yearly gains around five million plus savings from retrenchments near two million and a debt interest saving near half a million. Combined, these yield an anticipated amelioration of seven to eight million in national finances, reducing the deficiency from fourteen to six million.
The Northern Expedition Doubts Answered by Captain Nairn
Captain Nairn of the Princess of Wales reports to Aberdeen that discovery ships reached only 60 22 north on June 7 and could not find a passage to the northward along the western side of Spitzbergen. The Princess of Wales was the first ship they saw and offered aid as they sailed southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discovery
Nuira
Princesa of
Wales
Aberdeen
Nairn
Spitzbergen
Waterford Chronicle Obituary and Charity Fund Note
The Waterford Chronicle records the death of Arthur Birnie Esq after a protracted illness, noting the mourning of relatives and friends. It mentions a recent philanthropic gift of five pounds to aid debtors and the efforts of a nobleman to support unemployed laborers, with plans to uplift landholders and promote prosperity and happiness across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Birnie
Waterford Chronicle
Wakeford Chronicle
Nowlan on Absentees and Irish Economy in Address Reply
The article examines Thomas Nowlan’s address to the Clothiers Guild in Ireland praising his zeal for reform. It analyzes his stance on absenteeism, supporting taxation on landed and funded property to curb foreign spending and restore guidance to tenants, while debating the broader impact on Ireland’s economy and moral order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nowlan
Fay
Corporation of Clothiers
Nowbro
Irejo
Nowlan
William ‘Femple
Europe
England
William Temple
Ireland
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Manville
Bash
Yhurmilay
Tin
Henstelllng
Ovo Svouten
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L.apero
Ana
Initia Honda
Bly
the Dublin Journal
Arbuthnot and Ambrister
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