Sermon and collection for United Arrthen religion at Denor
On Sunday the 87th of December 1818 at Terthflyr oclock a sermon will be preached and collection in the behalf of the United Arthurhen in Denor toward supporting their Baxions among the Heathen. Reactions from those unable to attend will be received by several named individuals. Also a public reception of proposals for contracts to supply various articles for one year will occur Friday January next at Two oclock, with security for performance and bond details required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seten
Indurtry
C. Fitzgerald
Reflections on Christmas Virtue and Global Conduct
The piece discusses Christian charity and mutual love amid worldly conflict. It contrasts private vice and public war with divine Providence, praising benevolence and charitable acts during Christmas. It urges ongoing progress in Christian acts and social improvement, inspired by the birth of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Aeason
House of Prayer
French Frontiers Report Spur Public Peace In France
Dutch letters note tranquil France after foreign troops depart. French government mobilizes fortresses vacated by occupation troops. Paris letters from Brussels say banished persons may be recalled and free to reside anywhere once permitted. Dutch king forbids ministers from presenting reports with costlier proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
France
Paris
Brussels
Netherlands
Perseverance and People Embracing Labour of Love
A reflection on steadfastness in charitable work and the hope that steady effort will inspire imitators of their Lord. It praises the benefits of continuing good deeds, expanding the workforce, and amplifying acts of service where needs are great and workers few.
Spanish affairs crowd brief reports on Madrid peace
The Courier quotes Madrid letters dated the 7th Inch stating calm in the capital. The King and British Ambassador remain in Madrid awaiting the accouchement of the Queen. Deserters and banditti are said to be in the mountains, levying contributions on towns and villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Faport
Escorial
France in flux as Chamber debates trial by jury
Paris papers report the Chamber of Deputies advancing committees and officers while a proposed law would shift elections to every five years. The state of parties shows a two‑sided split with a notable Astras faction. a new president list was presented to the King. Citations mention French funds and cabinet differences, plus planned National Guard reforms.
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Paris
Chambeis
Chamber of Deputies
Liveraux
Astras
Monsieur Augies
Mons
Raves
Buck Styrk
National Guard
President Monroe's Message to the Congress
A late hour dispatch from Liverpool delivers a copy of President Monroe's Message to Congress. Space constraints forced suppression of several articles and precluded remarks on the document.
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Monroe
Congress
Faranoon
Liverpool
Mowner
Congress of the
United States
President's Message on Trade Talks and Florida Affairs
The President transmits a message to Congress detailing negotiations with Britain to extend or adjust the commercial convention, the Paris and London diplomacy, and concerns over Spanish Florida. It notes orderly commerce, rising revenues, and peace, while warning of Spanish neglect, adventurers, and Indian tribes exploiting Florida boundaries and slave trade. The text outlines ministry efforts, potential eight-year continuation of the existing convention, and a warning about Spain’s weakening authority and security risks to U.S. interests.
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Cone Town
Great Britain
United States
London
Dridieh
Paris
Bern
Spain
Conaldémilon
Pensacola
St. Augustine
Ihails
Florida
Antolia
Io Rayard
Spanish conduct in Florida and indemnity dispute
The document outlines U S policy toward Spain over indemnity for losses, claims of Florida disturbances, and the Amelia Island incident. It defends Major General Jacksons actions against Seminoles and Spanish officers, and notes efforts to restore peace while preserving amicable relations with Spain. It reports on Buenos Aires and Venezuela disavowing involvement and the ongoing South American civil war and independence movements.
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Tle
Gota Oiler
United States
Bywin
Spain
Tonnstail
Thong
Florida
Amelia Island
Ty Wan
Buenos Ayres
Venezuela
Jackson
Forse
Hoseanvages
Congress
Pennscola
Rye
Leust
Florida and Florida War Commentary From 1815 Era
The text presents fragmented remarks on U S policy in Florida, possible Congress actions in 1815, General Gaines moving toward Amelia Island, and potential recognition of Buenos Aires. It notes expected troop movements and reference to treaties with Native nations, including the Chickamaw. An item from Pensacola reports no surrender orders to Spaniards, with reinforcements anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jean Best
Congress
Floridas
Gaines
Amelia Island
Ferrandina
Union
Buenos Aires
Pensacola
New Orleans
Pensagols
Sketches of the Philosophy of Life reviewed by Morgan’s era
The article discusses authorship as a trade, noting Sir T. C. Morgan and his wife Florence M MacCarthy. It praises the Knight’s Sketches of the Philosophy of Life while critiquing male intellectual labor and the roles of spouses in literary creation. The review promises a fuller critique on the second page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M'Carthy
Morgan
Grand Jury Meeting at St Andrew’s Parish
The Grand Jury of St Andrew’s Parish gathered Wednesday for a substantial session on insolvencies with results similar to St Paul’s. A Vestry committee was formed to scrutinize accounts and cooperate with neighboring parishes. The note hints at a memorial to the Lord Lieutenant and potential camus salon action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadnesday
St. Andrew
St. Paul's
Births and Marriages Notice from Dublin Gazette
Births announce Lady of Thomne Kane Fag and le Ray Theobald Butler of and daughter. Major Davinon Aider de Cam to be Duke of Cambridge with a daughter. Marriages list Lieut Col Hankey to Mrs Catterice Aasinmo Corfu. Rear Admiral Monkton to Fliza Pattenee. Names include Thomas Browsrigg Reckspring to Mary Jane Monaghap and Lieut William Henry RN to Louies of Church hill Monaghap. Printed for the Parliaments ul thale Oller 15 Parliamed) with subscriptions details.
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Thomne
Kane
Kitheony
le Ray
Theobald
al Camberwell
Davinon
de Cam
Duke of
Corfu
Taonion
Monkton
Fliza Pattenee
T. Phippa
Bug
Coilipeimt
Thomas Browsrigg
Reckspring
Henry Brownrigg
Norris Mount
Wexford
Mary Jane
Rammet Moorhead
Monaghao
Church-hill
County Monaghap
William Henry
Royal Navy
Louies
Daughige
Tilian
Willmount
Megth
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