Reduction of National Debt Annuities Transfer Terms
Notice from the Reduction of the National Debt Office London detailing transfer rules for British and Irish annuities and debentures to the Commissioners. It specifies rates of stock in Welsh, Irish, and British Funds, dates for transfers from July to October 1817, and dividend adjustments with payment dates. Higham, Secretary, signs the order.
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Notice to Royal Canal Debenture Holders
Directors-General of Inland Navigation publish a public notice for holders of Royal Canal Loan Debentures. Those who have not proved their debentures before the Commissioners of Inquiry or Directors must do so by December 1 to avoid exclusion from the new company. Verified holders who disposed of debentures must register transfers by December 1 or lose any benefit or share. The Directors will receive proofs and transfers at the Royal Canal House every Thursday at no cost, Dublin November 1642?
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Reign of Meer Khan and Afghan Fronts Near Cabool
Reports from Calcutta sketch ongoing struggles around Maindown and Jynngur with Meer Khan’s raids and Mihr Khan’s tight hold on power. Jamsheed Khan and Tholimr forces clash, while Sikh troops assemble near Ramnagur. Court intrigues, executions, and revenue plunder mark the shifting balance as British influence and Afghan mediation continue amid winter hostilities.
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French Army Recruiting Plan Faces Public Debate
The French Chamber of Deputies discussed a law plan to recruit 150000 troops for garrisons and internal order. The measure limits service to six years, with a first drawing in 1518, and aims to supplement voluntary enlistment. The minister warned of a weakened France and urged moderation to avoid broader conflict. The Chester Mail adds nothing new.
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Funeral Anthem Serenade at Saint Patricks Cathedral
On Sunday evening a celebrated funeral anthem arranged by Mr Weyman was sung at Saint Patricks Cathedral by Jager Robinson Weyman Masters Hooper and Maguire with Warren on organ. The vast crowd filled every space causing interruptions including several fainting episodes. The occasion honored Princess Charlotte of Wales and featured the anthem’s solemn words praising her deeds and memory.
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Reizure of British Vessels in the United States
A fragment discusses the U S Navigation Act and its restriction on shipping from growth or manufacture origins. It notes seizures of wine cargoes, mentions a voyage from Portsmouth to South America with military officers aboard, and cites ongoing tensions over enforcement and potential consequences.
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Count Goltz to retire reported. Warsaw Kosciuszko funeral
From The Hague and Warsaw reports arrive in Bouasauis about Count Goltz, Commissary-General of War, possibly retiring with unnamed successor candidates. In Warsaw a funeral service was held for Kosciuszko with Duke and public authorities in attendance, marking the official memorial.
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Appointment of Cagigal to lead Venezuelan provinces
A Madrid report states Lieutenant General D. I M Cagigal is named to command the Venezuelan provinces, replacing Morillo whose conduct is described as vacillating and cruel, prompting his dismissal. Rumors link the move to Morillo’s death, though unsupported. Morillo is said to have fled, provoking taunts and renewed scrutiny of his actions by the government.
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Succession to the Throne Dominates Parliament Plans
The piece reports that public attention centers on the throne issue and that addresses to the Regent may signal a major measure soon after Parliament meets. It notes alleged plans to dissolve Parliament by late March and hints at a broader political maneuver beyond routine business. It also covers Derby convicts awaiting transport and the release of fourteen prisoners charged with high treason by order of Lord Sidmouth.
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Catholic Board Debates Hayes Mission Report
The Catholic Board met in adjourned session with Owen OConnor in the chair. The discussion centered on a letter from a distinguished Prelate and the propriety of appointing a deputation to welcome Reverend Richard Hayes and seek a report on his mission. After debate, an amendment was defeated and the original resolution to felicitate Hayes was carried, with the meeting adjourned to Saturday.
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Death by own action of Dr. Riel in Ulster Synod crisis
Dec 4 report from Ulster describes the death of Rev. Dr. Riel a prominent General Synod member and treasurer. He walked to a wooden bridge after an ordinary day, removed his coat and hat to a boy, and threw himself into the river Faugle. Despite efforts to recover the body it vanished, sparking grief and speculation about motives tied to wealth and happiness in his estate.
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