Fragmented Report on Prussia and Global Affairs
The text recounts arrests linked to a Prussian diplomatic incident and mentions a broad range of topics from Jewish affairs to the Gadiz expedition. It references the German press, the Prussian ambassador, political unrest, and possible revolts in Europe, with scattered notes on Persia and British involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pionota
Usin
Founderéa
Bind
Minter
Wligen
Gove
Govenan Jocrnel
Domierary
Ashé
Logk
Reiber
Laniva
Bes Bees
Wintadon
Alan Inkew Plase
Apeibe
Ecquienenes
Lochwing
Meyernl
Arnakaten Ware
Nao
Meade
Deviroy
Eeldine
Rieimeys
Prussia
Pavesta
Avstara
Italy
Robdlery
Ergsiacey
Persia
Owledge
Sien
Sues
Sonia
Bermuda Port Health Measures and Taxation
From Bermuda comes news of new duties on wine brandy molasses and sugar aiming to support agriculture and fisheries. A typhus fear prompts a port health order banning vessel entry from July to December without a certificate. Prohibition on boarding until forms are completed is enforced by health authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
le Pre
Nova
The English Funds Market Report Declines in Weekly Activity
The weekly market for English funds shows that prices remain largely steady with subdued activity. Traders note weak purchases by speculators, a cautious tone in the stock exchange, and limited liquidity in gold and silver markets as investors await further signals from domestic and international sources.
Riot at Limerick and Newcastle Riots Report
Highly garbled report describes disturbances in Limerick and Newcastle end of Byron's bridge area. It notes factions clashing, police and army response, injuries to several people, and urges stronger enforcement of laws to protect peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Leeland
Newcastle
Byron's Bridge
Newport
Anders
Abendey
Journal of vessel practices and Irish fishery clauses
This document outlines duties for master and crew to keep a journal, recording vessel practices, holdings, buoyancy, and cargo. It also discusses fishing rights in Ireland, prohibitions on nets, penalties for violations, and liberty for Britain and Ireland inhabitants to fish in designated coasts under official regulation. It notes potential funding to the Irish Fisheries Commission by the Lord Lieutenant for stated aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbigh
Pachape
Che Fragears
Stow Bill Didl
Oysiits
Ireland
Galvin
Great Britain
Cape Henry visit praises orderly English influence
The extract describes Cape Henry as orderly and civilized with neat police, clean arrests, and well-run institutions. It praises English education including teaching English, the Church of England Liturgy, Bible, and Prayer Book printed in Bughab and French columns. It suggests sending Hughah forces to understand English ways may turn locals Protestant and their hearts to English allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutter
Jamaica
Cape Henry
Europe
Church of England
Hughah
Invention of Steam Vessel Promises Maritime Progress
The author extols steam propulsion over sail, arguing steam boats offer direct water thrust, reduce reliance on wind, and lessen shipwreck risk. He claims steam power enables greater speed, reliability, and wider use of machinery, predicting broad public benefit and expanded circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
douRwars
Ieroub
Ulath
Fragmented St Helena letter hints at Bonaparte alarm
A May 20 letter from St Helena discusses Sir George Bingham sailing to England on the Regent bond scheme with expectation of return as Governor. It mentions a delayed transport, Balmaine’s return, and a vivid account of a spoof naval night action and courtly intrigue surrounding Lady Lowe, Admiral Plapin, and Bonaparte, ending with uncertainties about Bonaparte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Helena
Sir George
Bingham
England
Murcan
Count Balmaine
Drozila
Europe
Hudson Lowe
Perusa
Alain
Thomas Keade
Lowe
Veauchope
Burydee
Plapin
Hia
Admira Plonpin
Bonaparte
Jon Tha Thal
Army Officer Commands Detachments in County Clare
Major Firing details unclear but confirms a Field Officer Colonel of the Fzh Foot stationed to command various detachments quartered in the County of Clare. The text notes geographic distribution and command structure within the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ori
Cloomel
Ares
County of
Clare
Irish Bankrupt Arthur Redmond to surrender dates
Arthur Redmond of South Great Georgia is to surrender on the 25th, 26th August and 25th September under the supervision of Agent Mr. Charles Croker King, 41 Merbbrough Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Redmond
Soath
Hosier
Charles Croker King
Merbbrough Street
Births and Marriages in Irish Local Notes
Births list names and places across Limerick and Norfolk with mothers and fathers, including Ai Cabirconlint bonms in Limerick and Mrs. Wilson's daughter. Marriages record arrivals in St Marys Church and other noble and county notices from Shannadrille to Ballynabineh with multiple names and licenses, plus a Norfolk and Wicklow set. Also death notices from Waterento and Larne, noting Patrick Geneon and other bereavements, with brief forceful details of voiable events and a maritime fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Cabirconlint-bonms
County Limerick
Wilson
Kileuab
Bay
al Ballynally
Niehalas-eret
Parrick Murphy
St. Mary's Chuten
J.mee Fallon
Mica
Anna Maria Clare
Te M'Key
Pyogheda
Catherine Lacioda
Daughteer
Hamilloe Delabuat
Porris
Fe Limerick
John Halt Lloyd
Shannadrille
Castle Connell
Grace
Richard Bowerman
Liverice
Mathew Ubaricy
Sofolk-howee
Delfant
Macey Avan
Daghtee
Waiter Hoberts
Key
Woodtnr
Mpty Aubion
Juba Coaby
15Th Regs
Jane
Joan Cowan
Carnaw-bown
County Down
Ai Quidenham
Norfols
James Macdoceld
A. Marduoald
Maphia Keppel
Earl of Albeimirle
Walnham
Earl of
Mose- Derey
Teun
Mice Adwon
Ansud
Ansud, Aid Einer
Newey
Sara
Aecoid
Swe Lillis
Markel Till
Nathaniel Groor
Ballynabineh
Noy
Mickeaden
Agiagh Wy Tun
Fae Doo
Ie Kiernan
James Miarron
Varig
Io Wireardt
Aecord Danguter
Mdsacdie
Cusuiltyiey
Brancie Bickerstatt
Saudymanu
Danguter
Aceiuaou
Wordurgdu Ehrrer
Mo. Mauuio
Meculemburgh-ateeet
Dseva
Cysiles Borster
Rog
Wicklow
Bieasugion-atreet
Dutta
Deatus
al Wathonoyte
Burrie-Heigh
Patrick Geneon
Andenl
A Druay
Mee Reed
T. Reed
Otariy
Yedre Atajur
Orlende
Ireland
Ay Muiat
Catenara
Lave
Ealing
Castlewrands
Milne
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Pine Pon Arena
Tate
Lara
Aquiten
Brn
Des Rota Dales
Flumion
Exhais
Alan
Uidtie
Fran Baling
Gadiz
Choix
Tibegy
Bermuda
Preach Fonds
Omalum
Vaoulun
Raub
Bilderia
Guld Ie
Léa
Farrel
Heny
Tnd Prrcet
Dali
Woishey
Setardey
Guam
Sda' Ate
Dautsle Sanat
Lurlsy
Raib
Newry
Eogiish
Grints
Beote
Waterford
Cork
Bret
Comoon
Seorch
Ptratu Ag
Welch
Pulato
Fluaus
Ory
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