Court to change morning to Sunday for mourning attire
The court orders a shift of the morning to Sunday January third as a mark of mourning for Her late Majesty the Queen. Ladies must wear black with plain linen or madlira, white gloves, black and white shoes, fans, and white decking. Gowns must be black silk or velvet with colored ribbon. The court also bans diamonds and bright jewelry.
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Hin Kycollemeys
Lara
Avid Reee
Gary Croce
Phe Corn
Speech from the Throne in France and European tensions
The Dublin Journal reports the French king’s Speech from the Throne praising peace efforts and union of five powers while noting eddies threatening stability. It highlights widespread public interest, quotes concerns about liberal constitutional moves, and details plummeting French funds amid speculation on monetary and political factors.
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France
St. Louis
Five Powers
Europe
Louis XVIII
Holy League
Netherlands
Spain
Italy
Germany
Public Opinion on Investment Risk in France and Britain
A discussion notes that capitalists fear government risk in France, lowering the French public credit to around 8 percent interest while Britain can borrow below 4 percent. It extols British constitutional strength, arguing that extensive wartime taxation leaves the Empire with ample money, boosting investor confidence and national prestige.
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France
Great Britain
Prussia Seeks Territory Trade With Austria Fails
Prussia renewed efforts to exchange land by negotiating with Austria for ceding Bohemia near Saxony and Lusatia, but Vienna rejected the plans. The Prussian government reportedly decided to reduce army strength by twenty five men per company to cut the high cost of maintaining a large force.
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Prussia
Austria
Bohemia
Saxony and Lusatia
Vienna
Plague Rumor Sparks Alarm Over Venice and Italy
Letters from Trieste and Ancona dated November 25 report no contagious fever in Venice or Italy. The claim of plague spread widely among English and Irish families abroad, but sources suggest the warning may be unfounded and inconsistent with received dispatches.
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Venice
Italy
Alamni
Reportia
Trieste
Ancona
South American Patriots threatens Lima and revolt fears
The Patriots plan to press against Lima if October campaigns succeed, while Lima endures severe shortages of wheat flour and beef. The Viceroy seeks a five year truce, rejected, as news reports note Spanish minister ill in Lima and possible revolutionary pressure grows. Harrier sloop reports from Vera Cruz, Havana, Bermuda. Vera Cruz advices say Mexico remains open and stable, with modest specie aboard. Disturbances in Sarthe involve Royal School pupils but yield no serious harm.
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Conception
Lima
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Bermuda
Mexico
la Pleche
Department of the Sarthe
Royal Schrot
Jem
President’s Message Reaches Portmouth from New York
The Cincinnatus has arrived at Portmouth from New York, carrying the President’s Message to both Houses. The speech was due in Washington on November 16, and an express could reach New York in less than two days, making it likely the message from Mr. Monroe arrived.
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Cincinnatus
Portmouth
New York
Houses of Representatives
Washington
Munroe
Egypt The Wechabites and Cairo Victory Celebrated
Osman Aga, General of Cavalry to the Viceroy of Egypt, announced from Cairo the surrender of Derych the Wechabites capital. Ibrahim Pacha, the Viceroy's son, led the victory and the Wechabite army was totally defeated which brings tranquillity to Egypt and joy in Cairo with widespread illuminations.
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Osman Aga
Egypt
Tuscany
Cairo
Derych
Ibrahim Pacha
Hurricane Report Reaches Dominica Before September 23
Accounts from Dominica through the end of September indicate a hurricane occurred there prior to September 23. Details on damage and affected areas are still forthcoming as observers await official reports.
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Dominica
Forged Notes Trials Stir Bank Policy And Trials
A London report notes the verdicts in forged banknote cases influence national banking plans. It cites the Bank of England withdrawing indictments, plans a new note early next year, and commissions to prevent forgeries. Twelve prisoners seek to plead guilty to lesser charges and face capital trials next week.
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London
Bank of England
Hank of England
Old Bailey
Apprehension of a gang of robbers by police
Charles Long Thomas Thornton John Kelly and others were apprehended this morning by police at Rathfarnham accused of robberies on the road to Tallaght. A witness from Killiree reported seeing three men divide booty and alerted Mr. Minchin Uneas who signaled the police. The posse overtook the men near Rathfarnham yielding a watch three pistols a blunderbuss and stolen garments. Two more were later captured by locals in the mountains. The force gains praise for its vigilance.
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Charles Long
Thomas Thornton
John
Kelly
Ugh Fox
Rathfarnhaw
White
Killiree
Minchin
Rathfaroham
Firnogse
Tallaght
J.C
Williamson
Ibis
Paris Finance Minister Praised Amid Reform Signals
Private letters from Paris praise Mr Roy's character and financial skill while noting the need for expediency in funds management. The Paris merchants welcome the appointment though some see it as a compromise faced with current fiscal pressures. A separate report from Castlecomer describes a nocturnal affray over a cattle sale, resulting in injuries and a warning against vigilantism. Tynan, the complainant, remained in custody as the case proceeds.
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Roy
France
Castlecomer
Tynan
Tyntu Ban Bean
The Theatre Review of Lavena Village Night
The English Opera House saw Hawmerslay debut as Rosetta in Lavena Village with mixed reception. Misa Byang drew calls after her Brat song, while Mrs Kennory offered Deborah Woodcock’s role with limited success. Critics note overacting and public displeasure, lamenting management’s response to criticism.
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Lavena Village
Misa Byang
Kennory Hais
Deborah Woodcock
Mrx
Bumpuss
Grand Jury Investigation at St Werburgh's Parish
A vestry meeting at St Werburgh's parish analyzed parish accounts and found a discrepancy of 24 pounds 1 shilling between the treasurer and parish books. The collector had paid 11 pounds 19 shillings beyond the warrant, the parish must raise 12 pounds 11 shillings under arrears and the Michaelmas warrant. No blame attached to the treasurer. clerks' possible error suspected. The Michaelmas warrant amount was postponed for the moment.
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St. Werburgh
Parik
Paris
Trenaurer
Michaelsons
Insurance case verdict on Albion fire loss in Newtown 1817
The jury in Lord Norbury's court returned a verdict for the plaintiff in an important insurance case against Albion Insurance Company. The fire at a Newtown house on October 4, 1817 caused a loss of 3,840 pounds 4 pence with costs. Defendants claimed several bills of exception for future argument. The plaintiff pursues a similar claim against Hope Estrne Company, to be resolved by total costs of the case.
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Albion Insurance Company
Lord Norbury
Dury
Newtown
Hope Estrnce Company
Mildness of the Season and European Finances
The letter from Paris notes rapid vegetation with grape ripening and a mild season, while reporting volatile French finances. It cites Rentes at 65-70, fears about Finance Minister Ray, potential administration shifts involving Lafitte, and subscriber hostility to the current loan. Also included are assorted notices on lunatics, insolvent cases, tin mining in Blond, and trials related to Governor Semple.
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Market Report and Local Births Deaths and Marriages
Market prices for potatoes beef mutton butter and grains surface across Carlow Kilkenny and Wexford with quotes for wheat barley butter and other staples. Notices list births marriages and deaths including several titled individuals and local families in County Carlow Wicklow Louth and Dublin.
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J. Boel
Dublin Shipping List Evening Tide Dec I
An abstract shipping record lists arrivals and goods in Dublin harbor from Harmony Calwell to Trafalgar Atkinson and others. It notes vessels with potatoes iron timber herrings and passengers, along with a late December abstract of corn grain meal and flour quantities sold to the city and surrounding liberty.
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Dublin Advertisements and Subscriptions Rates
Printed for the Pavements at their Office 15 Parliament Street Dublin where advertisements and subscriptions are received Annual subscriptions 3 8s 6d Six months 1 4 5d Four months 7 4 4d Three months 7 4 4d
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