Peace With Algiers Confirmed In British Dispatches
Reports confirm a treaty with Algiers following Admiralty dispatches from Sir Harry Neale. The Dey submitted on favorable terms and Britain’s power deterred further aggression. Paris and Bahia papers note political shifts, with France moving toward liberal policy and Bahia preparing for possible Brazilian defense amid Portuguese tensions.
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Algiers
Admiralty
Harry Neale
Mons Behour
Tiamportante
Europe
Account of Cape Coast Case and Sir Charles M'Cadthy's Death
An eyewitness narrative from Cape Coast May 8 describes the capture and deaths of Sir Charles M'Cadthy and companions. It recounts wounds, the companions' attempts to protect him under a tree, and Mr Williams surviving after intervention by a Dutch-backed authority as Ashantees siege and kill the officers.
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Ryle
Charles M'Cadthy
Cape Coast
Priganer
Charles
Mr Williams
Charlea
Buckle
Wetherill
Elmina
Sir Charles
Headlé
Williams
French squadron arrives near Cadiz with six frigates
A letter notes a French squadron of six frigates and a line ship, under a Vice Admiral, arrived Saturday and left Monday with the Rear Admiral’s squadron, now westward. Spaniards fear war and doubt Toulon rendezvous while three frigates and smaller vessels remain in Cadiz Bay.
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Caviz
Sory
England
France
Quadron
Toulon
Bay of
Cadiz
Ipsara island battle reports reach Constantinople and Smyrna
News from Smyrna dated July 7 confirms Turkish forces landed at Ipsara and faced heavy damage as Hydra and Spezzia ships attacked, sinking small vessels and capturing frigates while the Turkish flagship retreated. Secret police measures restrict mentions of Ipsara amid anticipation of further updates.
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Constantinople
Joly II
Pacha
Ipaara
Smyrid
Chios
Mitylene
Smyrna
Ipsara
Hydra
Spezzia
Pucha
Vienna
Perilous South American News Echoes Bolivar Tales
The letter field recounts Bolivar’s Peru prospects, Mexican authorities declaring traitors, and mixed intelligence from Colombia and Cuba. It notes reinforcements planned for Bolivar, unrest in Brazil and Ceara, and the English cutter Grecian report from Havana. The piece mentions a stagnant trade climate and no Vera Cruz hostilities expected.
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Palvimore
Holivar
Peru
South America
Cuiumbia
Bolivar
Orbe Firot
Pimeantine
Conprem
Republic
Generel Siave
Tturbide
TR Salam Gazette
Tare
Marinham
Brazile
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Langguid
News from Jamaica unrest and press censorship
Reports from Montego Bay and Morant Bay describe rising unrest in Jamaica with Mas ral law feared and a Royal Ordinance placing the public press under censorship during prorogation. Letters to Lloyds note quiet air but expected disturbances while Hanoverian troops to Portugal appear debated. The Lisbon Gazette and Courier discuss the Sack of April and British naval role, plus Irish relief grants and agricultural schools.
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Bahia
Brazil
Portugal
Renhor Francisco Vicente Vienna
England
Lisbon
London
Empire of
Bravil
Meramry
Elica Plummer
Liverpool
Jamaica
Montego Bay
Lloyd's
Abeona
Moran Bay
Eitna
Morant Bay
King's House
Spanish Town
Hanover
John Kean
Hussar
Courts of Justice
Louis XVIII
Portufies
Tasuy
Irish Relief Committee
Munater
Connaught
Core City Assizes Opens with Diocesan School Focus
Cork City assizes open with Grand Jury sworn and Judge addressing a light calendar. Lord Lieutenant urged action on Diocesan Schools in Cork Ross and Cloyne, plus consideration of city treasurership methods. Presentments issued under two Acts for later determination. Prosecutors sworn. 67 prisoners slated for trial in three days. Civil Court has five minor cases.
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Hivesebb
Vacileleur
Cork
Ross
Cloyne
Grand Jury and assizes address at Cork County Court
Mr Justice Jebb chaired the Cork assizes addressing the Grand Jury on crime, murder cases, and the need for vigilance for public peace. He urged careful indictments, noted diocesan school funding and county surveys, and signaled daily court sessions to expedite business.
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Justice Jebb
Joseph J. Freeman
W. Moore
Hi. G. Barry
Bernard
Richard
Donovan
Sir Augustua Warren
C.D. C. Jephson
M. P. Chatobre Corker
Robert Hedges Eyre
John Rye
Justin M.carty
George Bruce
W. H. M. Hodder
Robert Courtenay
Savage French
C. J. Foster
Adam Newman
John Crone
R. O. Aldworth
Thomas Walker
W. 8. Curry
R. G. Adama
Esqis
England
Cloyne
Cork
Rosa
Addreen
Grand Jury
County of Antrim Assizes Court Case Overdrawn Timber Drawback
At Antrim assizes a case against Charles Barnet as assignee of Joseph Boyd and Thomas Kerr concerns 151 pounds payable after insolvency. Boyd and Kerr timber merchants of Newry sought a timber drawback of 131 pounds 15 shillings 10 pence, sent a payment order to the Custom House on September 27, 1822, with a blank date for receipt, and money was paid to Jefferson and Godfrey on November 16, before Boyd and Kerr’s bankruptcy. The dispute centers on whether that payment was lawful under these circumstances.
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County OF Antrim
Charles Barnet
Joseph Boyd
Thomas Ker
G.deffernen
Godfrey
Tod
Boyd and Ker
Newry
Custom House
Jefferson
Goffrey
Boyd
Kerr
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Capuiin
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William Stewart Dunn
Thomas How
Jonhua Rice
William Stevenson
William Burleigh
Daniel Blair
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Thomas Thom
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Robert Hawley
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