Grand Funeral Anthem at St Patrick's Cathedral
Notices announce the celebrated Grand Funeral Anthem at St Patrick's Cathedral this Sunday with sales of related music from No 30 Fishamble Street. Mathew West jewelers advertise arrivals from England and France of diamonds, jewellery, and plate, inviting nobles and friends to view stock in Dublin at 13 Mkinner Row.
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St. Vatrick's
Dewis
Wo. Watson
Capel-stevet
Mathew West
Gordeeth
Trentenart
Talbot
Ais
Deke
Leinster
Naual
Newland
Howe
Mkinner Row
Insolvent Notice Declares Petitions in Mayo County Ireland
Insolvent notice states petitions filed to prevent arrest and obtain discharge from creditors under Irish relief acts of 53rd to 56th year of the reigning monarch. Ready for examination. court to hear petitions January 1 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Names numerous creditors and locations including Mayo Sligo and Castlebar.
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Cort
Ireland
Treland
Johs Corley
Eity Morrhelsda
Anthony Desse Clonmtore
Countty Mayo
Hastholomew Keys
Coppanoglough
William Cromaer
Bajlinn
Patt Hegarty
Ditto
Richard ¥Orreater
John Ros
Anthony Barrett
Ditu
Michael Dann
Castlebar
John Roach
Michael Murphy
Dealer
Swiceford
Dunleary
Jonn Conugy
Turbulent News From Amelia Island Amid Surging Insurgents
Dispatches describe confusing reports from Amelia Island and Montevideo as Bolivar allies, insurgents, and royalists clash across South America. Vessels with stores for insurgents are seized, while Brown and Piar press the Orinoco, and Governor Hubbard dies on Amelia amid ongoing turmoil and political flux.
Privateer and Prices Enter Amelia After Coast of Africa Visit
A privateer from the African coast, two prices, and a group entered Amelia on Saturday. Large quantities of prize goods were to be sold last week but disruption between Aury and Irwin led to the safe being cut off.
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Africa
Amelia
Aury
Irwin
Premature Florida Cession Rumors and War News
The document reports on gossip about East Florida cession to the United States being premature, notes Spanish resistance in Florida, sickness in Natchez Virginia, and damage from storms to Charleston and West India Islands. It mentions a New Orleans connection and a debate over War Department appointments, plus Turkish frontier diplomacy and Russia Porte talks.
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United States
New York
East Florida
South America
Natchez
Virginia
Charleston
Weat India Islands
Strom
Spain
Floridas
St. Louie
Missouri
America
Petilianis
Hederea
Richmond
Department of War
Madison
Lowndes
South Carolina
Monroe
Ardnon
Orange Prince resigns military command in Brussels reports
Brussels reports on December 2 and 3 state the Prince of Orange has asked to resign from all military employments. An official notice at The Hague dated November 30 signified the troops in Antwerp were discharged from his royal duties. The Herald notes the king’s decree grants the hereditary prince full discharge from military service.
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Parsee
Orange
Netherlands
Brussels
Hague
Mercury
Antwerp
Twu
Lsth
War Department
Png
Dournat la Belgique
Fragmented Europe News and Paris Concordat Talks
The dispatches report European grief over a royal removal in the Netherlands and ongoing debate in Paris on the Concordat. It notes the temporary adjournment proposal, army recruiting law reception, and aims to ease elite access to the royal guard. Las Casas arrives in Ostend, staying under police watch amid rumors of state secrets. France observes preparations for young men reaching twenty to begin enforcement of recruitment.
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Briar
London Journale
Mall
Whithl
Paris
Capone
Santa Y Eurulihents
Royal Guard
Nussele
M. Las Casas
Ostend
Las Casas
St. Helens
Letters of the Author of the Dissertations in 18th century Ireland
Archives reveal original letters from Charles O'Connor of Balinagar to the founder of Tim Durtx Journal. Letters span 1757 to 1767, discussing literature, Irish religion, politics, and figures like Chesterfield and Johnson. One note mentions attempts to involve Johnson in Irish affairs and praises Ireland's writers and national character.
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Tim Durtx
Swirr
Port
Chesterfield
O'Connor
Ireland
O'Conson
Rome
Johnson
Burke Letter on Union and State of Britain and Ireland
Fragmentary remarks discuss opposition to a union in fell orthodary and defend its benefits for Britain and Ireland. A Benign view of Burke’s stance is presented with references to Lord Tanrn and correspondence with C. O Coson, noting desire for future clarity and satisfaction.
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Fell
Britain
Ireland
Lord Tan ¥Rn
Beri
Lin Curneley
Harry
Avery
Anderson's
Cort
Burke
Endover
Balenegare
Sir
C. O'Coson
Paris Papers Hint at Press Law Compromise in France
From the Paris papers this morning, reports note no public business in the Chamber of Deputies, with expected revision of the Liberty of the Press law. A compromise may separate the Journal law, shorten its duration, and allow juries to handle certain variations beyond local police, signaling broad concessions for support.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Parla
Court of Assize
France
Austria
Germany
Bavaria
Eugens
Euchtenberg
Eichstadt
Larvalette
Manuel
Calcutts
Persia
Russia
Terhaun
Zermaloff Hai
Erwan
Rouen
Olm
Portsmouth
Chathaim
H. Popham
Home Ax
Jamaica
Admiral Douglas
Glasgow
A. Maitland
Mediterranean
Cunnes
Andromache
Shireds
Brazil
Lord Maitland
Malta
Commissioner Wesley
Gibraltar
Royal Dockyard
Murton
London
Hartley
Norwich
William Shaveller
James Yeo
Aftica
Portapond Habeas
Buruburyl
Colonel Massenbach to face clemency and possible pardon
report states that Colonel Massenbach has surrendered all papers and will rely on the king's clemency as proceedings move forward. a separate note says Madame Manson will be moved to Montpellier for trial in December with Albi cases delayed until February due to royal court order.
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Bralty
Massenbach
Lin
M. Fualdes
Nii
Madame Manson
Montpellier
Albi
Toulouse
The Fashionable Wolty and the Countess Attend Royal Events
Fragmentary OCR depicts a royal sequence with Lady Frances Tatpor and the Countess, mentioning Weather and Windsor, a monthly physician report, the Regent's visit to Windsor, and a royal party at the Upper Assembly Room. It notes departures for Weymouth and Kens, a Chancellor's absence, and a Queen's audience with a grand cold collation.
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Tanpot
Frances -Tatpor
lange-Patty
Monkisyn
Wawsos
Quian
Windsor
Colwell
AkDgy
St. James's Mtnes
Windebie Carte
Paty
Pantee Weawrts Cour
India
Lendon Gazette
Raturday
Prince Regent
County Palsdine
Lancaster
Glasgdre
Newark
Schop-le-Moors
Cdster
Wallingford
Berks Boston
Wo Burgh
Ayr
Greenock
Aberdeen Glen Éading Y
Presbytery
Hamilton
Univex Andre's
Chesters
Kilmarnock
Cutlers
Sheffield
Ruthinereford
Lanark
Borough
Denbeigh
Guy of Bath
Hincapling
Surrey
Prince Leopold
From ¢S
Dan Aberdorn
B upon-Trent
Gly
Chester
Tay, le Ath
A T.’Phbwuen
VickEhincetter
MoxBay
Clarence
Eligabeth
James Graham
Royal V
Queen
Duke of Clarence
Litchester
Hohereble Cole Murray
H. Campbell
Cophaiaska
Band of the Bath
Jadion
Bristol
Murder in North Liberties Revealed in Cork
Reports from Cork describe a gruesome murder case in the North Liberties. The body of a woman was found, with an apron tied around the neck, and evidence ties Mary Connell to the crime. The inquest returns a verdict of wilful murder, with Connell awaiting trial at the Assizes.
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Cork
George Newenhatting
Ava
Hewson
Ll Jardy
Panrose’s Lane
Glanmire
Connell
Bridewell
Crofts
Newenham
Clanmire
Counell
Mary Connell
Wounde
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la Madrid
Arto
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Rendetta
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Piar
Auguatura
Vitalus
al Sotcary
Vous
Trinidad
Hubbard
Turkey
Constantinople
Germalos
Teberan
Tunis
Schach
Princ Abbas Murza
Porte
Tone UcLock
Teesday
Leece
Veesee Neon
Treasury
Ditto Lona
Ditto Priges
Eve Sa
Exeh
Lomion
Aoe
Robert Webb
T, Me-Street
the Dublin Journal
Charles O'Connor
Balinagar
Connaught
England
St. Stepheng’s Chapel
Partianent-st
Keith
MR. Faulks
Colonel Massenbach
Provincial Intelligence
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