Insolvent Notice in Ireland Names Many Creditors and Debtors
Insolvent petitions halted by court in Ireland under acts for relief of insolvent traders. lists dozens of creditors and debtors across Kildare, Tipperary, Longford, Westmeath and other counties. Names include Bantle Rourke Joseph Frazer George Falbrother and many others with locations in towns such as Ballymurray Leaarrow Athlone Nenagh Clontink and Castletown. Court date noted as August 15 with hours and officials named. notices extend to executors and representatives of numerous estates and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kxrteqter
Ireland
Treland
Renn
Bantle Rourke
Joseph Frazer
Thumapgraham
Pawakd
Stokes
Thomas Teun
Frehin
Eednaty
Kelly
Walter Byrne
Thommen Daly
Patrich Cirroll
Alduastereway
Steythen Byeoe
Eddie Jagormnes
Ballyhelly
Kildare
Cornelin
Ralph Smith
Rosvrea
Jedfrey Doonguae
Nenagh
Tiomes Barbe
Templemorat Wiltian Spain
Tiv Ladoses
Tipperary
Joseph Wat Kigson
Bie Anwigas
Cangor
Michael Gavin
Cad Hie Timtoreces
Kitmane
John Cerpall
Lidorseas
Ulica
Wil
Elizabeth Bdmerndeon
Castletown
Robert Frater
Danuclegen
Deuls
Darby Quigly
Queen's Corny
Thoman Farrell
John Leanon
Lute
Marymount
Joseph Fraser
James Bood
Locarrow
Letitia Brown
Koscemumon
Henry Daanan
Angigan
Jane Slack
John Gavican
Ballymurray
Fatrick Tracy
Qndorsees
Petur Brationa
Qaley
Owen Gallagher
Lis Ludoreved
Koncwinuyue
Michael Naghten
Kuvekennyconnor
William Tracy
Cloonagh
Edward
Apothecary
Rosconnon
Garrick
Clyouconrs
Hugh Gatesy
Tadhwlodorsves
French and Co. Brewer
Athlage
Pat. M' Donnell
Tarner
Curvole
George
John Squins
Iremere
Crubthroy
Magaret Hall
Charles Hall
Meebane
Ald Dihe
Roscumahion
Bror
George Tent Decensved
Newcomen
Hur
Fox
City of Dublin
Hie Auvigna
Won
Biad
Amiga
Robert Anderson
Denis Kelly
Hia Amine
Moctna
County Galway
John Harwood
Fensup
Hie Awigits
Dogry
Alexander Kingman
Mosstown
Richard Aromingog
Longford
John Atartin
Irmeg
Leberrow
Wiki Siggine
Merchant
Gira
Berd
Andrew Moffett
Athy Fone
John Burns
Aublone-abpit
Westmeath
Bridgal Ryan
Wito
Mortragee
Gardiper
Beay
Wicklow
George Pairhrbther
Thomas. O'Neill
Belfast
John Lyte
Armach
Thomas Colwell
Chages Colvet
Anid City
Daniel Ferls
Portadowne
Armagh
Peter Killen
Lek McKone
Aremagh
Willian Singleton
Lisburog
Anterim
Andowil Olbere
Thomas Graiom
George Walsh
Edward Ryall
John Power
James Blokes
Patrick Stokay
Alaric Beer
Willian Power
County Tipperary
Anlotherg
Polar Expedition Report From Spitzbergen Ice Passage
Captain Ridtey of the Triad whale ship returns from the Northern Ocean reporting a May 10 sighting near Spitzbergen seven to eight miles offshore with a navigable sea and rare night. He notes open water farther west, floating floes, and that Discovery Ship efforts likely abandoned the Greenland to Spitzbergen route. By mid June the weather worsened. Aberdeen whaler confirmed westward exploration but no passage beyond 80 latitude, suggesting the Spitzbergen to Nova Zembinsky route was not feasible then.
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Bamner
Ridtey
Spitzbergen
Meg
Cean
Iit
Flandee
Iea
Csptato KR
Discovery
Greenland
Pi Lanier
Bpits
Bergen
Bia
Spitzhergen
Spitzbergén
Nova Zens bin
Splidhauzen
Potur Basin
Ridley
Price of Irish Stocks Yesterday
Market notes show Irish stocks trading with mixed yields and notable par values. Debtors Guy and Deb. entries indicate several securities fluctuated around modest percentages. canal stock and city boulevards list small per cent changes. English stock prices on Tuesday reflect declines and minor gains, with references to bank and bond instruments and asset declarations.
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Guy
Granth Canal Mock
Atock
Dilly Loan
City Bouls
Fachoiur
Ind la Stork
Ousuma
To Correspondents Ad Letter to the Typewriters Events
A remark arrives from correspondents about a forthcoming notice or letter to the typesetters. It promises a neat presentation in due course and hints at an organized editorial plan for upcoming events or notices to readers.
Brazilian Conspiracy Fears and South American Policy
The Dublin Journal reports on Brazilian conspiracies suspected by May 7, notes low public credit with Treasury Bills at 15% discount. It quotes a Buenos Ayres letter outlining Rio de Janeiro’s expansionist aims, Spain’s protests, and Artigas’s role, predicting possible incorporation of Montevideo with Buenos Aires and a cautious middle course to avoid Portuguese confrontation.
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Brazils
Treasury
South American
House of Braganza
Spain
Buenos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
Uraails
Pouzztea
Iself
Artizay
Monte Video
River de da Plata
Portugal
Spalncevee
Karage
Gaul
Artigas
Ias Donedmanike Nisebief
Bachon Ayres
Chili
Upper
Peens
Bue
Nos Ayres
Peru
The Funds and French Loan Influence Markets
The Funds show a mixed move with optimism and selling pressure as investors eye French security. A Chancery Court broker bought £10,040 money stock but bears and sellers dominate. prices hover around 76 with expectations Funds may drop by the Account-day on the 26th.
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Europe
Paris
Chancery Court
Changes in the ministry discussed in Morning Chronicle
The Morning Chronicle reports believed reshuffles in government with Lord Melville possibly replacing Hastings as Governor General of India. It notes Canning’s push for the Earl of Morley and suggests the Earl of Mulgrave as First Lord of the Admiralty and the Duke of Wellington as Master General of the Ordnance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Melville
Marquis of Hastings
India
Canning
Earl of Morley
Neport
Earl of Mulgrave
Admiralty
Duke of Wellington
Ordnance
Morning Chronicle
Turkish dispute over promised justice in Constantinople
The article reports an incident in Constantinople where Baron Strogonoff, Russian Minister, was told by HeieEfendi that justice would be provided after he complained about a Turk in the promenade. The Vizier advised punishment and even beheading, but the Russian Minister requested the prisoner's release, which occurred. A Cadi order followed on respect due to Foreign Ministers and protectees.
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Constantinople
Strogonoff
Cadi
Tea description and French intrigue in one page
A botanical note explains tea plant and Sloc leaf for readers to detect genuine tea. French intrigue reports Duchess of Orleans bearing a prince and multiple suspects confined, Canuel interview, and a forthcoming trial. Army staff reforms invite half pay officers to seek commissions if qualified.
The Liberty of the Press in Austria
An Austrian government order from Milan imposes strict censorship on printed matter. New rules require Censor permission for any book, catalogues must be reviewed, reprintings need a Special Commission, dedications require authorization, and subjects of the Emperor cannot publish in foreign lands without Austrian censorship.
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Milan
Austria
Hanover abolishes gauntlet punishment in army
The Dutch Mail reports a Hanover notifica tion that the Prince Regent has ended the gauntlet punishment in the Hanoverian army upon the States' proposal. A separate rescript states the Duke of Clarence, moving to Ianavec with his Duchess, will have no role in Hanover's government while the Duke of Cambridge acts as Governor General with senior precedence.
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Hanover
Prince Megent
Duke of Clarence
Ianavec
Duke of Cambridge
Spain Denies Castano Health Report Amid Catalonia Governance Praise
A Perpignan letter contradicts claims of General Castanoa’s illness. It asserts he remains in good health as head of Catalonia, praising his administration as wise and benevolent. An Iran article from the 26th notes a diplomat will travel to Aix-la-Chapelle seeking mediation by great powers. It mentions tensions with the United States and the possible recall of Iran's envoy.
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Perpignan
Castanoa
Catalonia
Iran
Saya
Aixsia-Chapelle
United States of America
Case of Mik Arbuthnot and Baron Simbechien
The London Star recounts a contrast between Baron Simbechien, a Russian Turkish regimental commander, and Mr Arbuthnot. The Baron was condemned but later reinstated after an imperial revision, while Arbuthnot was executed by Americans without appeal. The piece notes public memory and justice across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simbechien
Arbuthnot
Baron Simbs
London St
Hurricane in the Mauritius wrecks and losses described
A March 7 1418 Gazette from Mauritius translated notice details a devastating hurricane in the inland and port areas. It reports many vessels lost in the harbour and roads, houses and crops ruined, planters ruined, and a general state of loss. The call asks subscribers and inhabitants to report damages. The earthquake appears as a misprint. barometer fell unusually and canal water levels rose after the storm. Magicienne among ships lost. many hives destroyed.
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Mauritius
Septeau
Ber
Inid
N. KE
Letter from Count Bertrand on O'Meara removal to Sir Hudson Lowe
A long 1815 era letter from Count Bertrand to Sir Hudson Lowe argues for restoring Dr. O'Meara's medical duties in Napoleon's circle. Bertrand alleges prolonged medical deprivation and insists the Emperor cannot be without O'Meara's care, urging Lowe to reverse the restrictions and retain the physician of choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
Morsing Costeeh
Tireday
Count Bertrand
Hudson Lowe
Dr. O'Meara
Longwoood
O’mewea
Lote
Emyperuc Napalewa
Garreguer
Bin
Omeer
Dalcombe
London
Moss
Fowler and Cole
Bir
Halconne
Thad
O Menin
Bultuis
Somanth
Doctor O'Meara
Cabul Muntholen
Longwood
Apri
Alleg
Ohio
Europe
Dave
Count Banttrand
Lowe
The Young Napoleon Fiction Sparked by Maubreiul
A reported murder attempt on a child called Young Napoleon is dismissed as absolute fiction. The piece notes the claimant would be titled Duke of Reichstadt by letters patent from his grandfather and ranked after the Imperial Princes, while French papers remain silent on the Gazette notification.
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Maubreiul
Napoleon
Duke of
Reichstadt
Porto Rico Embargo Rumor Debunked By Officials
Late intelligence from the West Indies reports no embargo on Porto Rican shipping. The Spanish governor did not impose a precautionary embargo after Pensacola’s capture. Authorities say the embargo began June 10 and lasts six weeks, detaining six to eight American trading ships along with others.
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West Indies
Porto Rico
Pensacola
Insurgent Privateers Report From Barbadoes Letter
An extract from a Lloyds letter dated July 1 from Barbadose notes Spaniards capturing Deane aboard the brig Retipee and Detained crew in St Domingo. Captain Wormington imprisoned in St Domings with ship dismantled while the watch shows no British flag aboard. A Spaniard claimed a privateer fate. Cigate sent by Admiral Hnes Feyodemund for clarification.
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Lloyd's
Barbadoes
Muchooner
St. Thoraan's
Deane
Retipee
Wordington
Weasel
St. Domingo
Wormington
St. Domings
Waewington
Hnes Feyodemund
Guvergue
Clonmel grocer detains two women over poison sale
In Clonmel, August 14, Mr Wy Lonergan, a leading grocer in Main Street, apprehended two women named Dwyer and Burke as they attempted to sell poison for 18d per dram. The Major bound them over to appear in goal. Earlier, Lonergan had previously confronted another woman seeking water to convict her, and she was discharged from the guard. The Advertizer notes Lonergan’s conduct as highly praiseworthy.
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Imilalion
Clonmel
Dublin
Wy Lonergan
Dwyer
Burke
Lonergan
Cion
Mek Advertizer
The Queen Remains Under Care at Windsor Castle
The Star reports Her Majesty’s health remains fragile yet stable with gradual improvement. She has walked with support and desires to be at Windsor, with ministers proposing a palace apartment at Kew but the Queen resisting any alteration to the existing arrangements.
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Augusta
Glouceste
Rani
Te Binyu
Kew
Hes
Winlaur
The Prince Regent Improves After Brief Illness
The symptoms of illness in the Prince Regent have declined after a short detention from his Key visit. If health continues to improve, he may embark on a naval excursion in the Royal George yacht, with preparations at Spithead awaiting orders.
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Gant
Ony
Key
Royal George
Spithead
The Army of Occupation Grand Review at Haguneault
The Duke of Wellington arrived at Ghent on the evening of the 13th after inspecting Menin Ypres Ostend and Nieuport fortifications. He will be at Hageneault on the 27th with hopes the Emperor of Austria attends the grand review of the Austrian contingent in the Army of Occupation.
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Duke of Wellington
Ghent
Menin
Ypres
Ostend
Nieuport
Hageneault
Emperor of Austria
Tax hike and nobles under pressure in Scandinavia
Sweden imposes new duties on wines coffee tea tobacco silk and furnishings including gilding sofas chairs and mahogany beds. Norway's Storthing seeks to overturn heritable jurisdictions and end noble exemptions from tithes possibly abolishing hereditary nobility after the present nobles die. The king dissents on abolishing nobility but favors ending private courts and tithes exemptions.
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Sweden
Norway
Students at Gottingen Impose Two Year Ban on Non-Hanoverians
A Gottingen memorial to the Government of Hanover requesting altered resty was refused. Leaders adopted a resolution barring any student not Hanoverian from studying at Gottingen for two years. Some students returned. many stayed at Witzenhausen or went home to pursue studies at other universities.
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Gottingen
Hanover
Witzenhausen
Lakes of Killarney visitors and notable arrivals
Visitors to the Lakes of Killarney this season include Major Senerville of Rimore United States Dr Van Bersalaes Baltimore United States Did Howard Baltimore United States Mr J Tobin Halifax Nova Scotia Major General Sir William Parker Carroll and Lady Sir d Wate reas Sir Jones Saws Colonel and Mrs Goyd Canada Trav er Devonehire Joan A Werrens etc Many dignitaries and recent appointments noted including J Crampton Roy Surveyor appointed Surveyor General. A public dinner for Sir Henry Torrens discussed and subscription receipts indicate strong local support. An inquest at Chapelizod found Mary Moore killed accidentally by a horse. Brig Robert from St Thomas's to London. tidings of naval actions and ordination at Limerick Cathedral.
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Senerville
Rimore
States of America
van Bersalaes
United States
Did. Howard
Baltimore
United Sites
J. Tobin
Haifax
Nova Scotia
Williaow Parker ¢Arroli
D. Watereas
Jones
Gasopy
Sir Wake
Baeroven
Golding
Landen
Major Williane
Roy Waller Willan
Sir Chartes
Lady Contestre
Rows
Steboltan
Lulyways
Miss D Deen
Paget
Bady Meantjoy
Dr. Kuizot
Belinat
Dhat J. Crampeton
Roy
Crstamlolse Quay
John Cuthbert
Utheer
Lanay Townes
Henry Yarrens
Deery
Lis
Shenty ‘Torrens
Londonderry
Henry
Derry
Chapelizod
Pustey
Mary Moore
Chapels
Mary
William Mute
George
Robert
St. Thomas's
Limerick Gath
Robert Croker
James Morton
Minchin
Samari O'Sullivan
Richard Henry Wall
Whittyfier
John Private
Edward Wygoard Desay
Hariharks
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the Dublin Journal
Cianges
Turkey and Russel
France
Orleans
Francie-Ferdinand-Philip-Louisa- Maria
Prince de Joinville
Mesaieure Chapdelaine
Songy
Romilly
General Daniel
Madame Canuel
Canuel
Court of Assize
the Liberty OF the Press
Kingdom OF Hanover
Mik
Magicienne
Killarney
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