Mina Retreats and Mixed Reports From Mexican War
Dispatches narrate Mina escaping with his troops after an 1817 engagement, while Bascal de Linau questions the official victory praise. Reports from Havana and New Orleans discuss insurgent privateers, Amelia Island governorship, and Belgrano's forces in Upper Peru amid ongoing turmoil in the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piian
Boston American
Bascal de Lines
Apaduca
Mexico
Mede Lineu
Mina
M. de Linaa
M.de Linaa
M.de Linau
Gual
United States
Venezuela
Aurora
Amelia Island
Daniel de Aguirre
South America
Buenos Ayres and
Chili
Don Manuel de Moreno
Baltimore
Manuel de Aguirre
Chiqcieaca
Arnoz de la Madrid
Ghuquidova
JA Huhta
Upper Peru
de la Madrid
Belgrano
Tarija
Chuquisaca
Tupize
Gremet
Iregulers
Biebos Ayres
Tonoder
Trinidad
Belfast
Kiechera
Court Mournings Reduced in Duration and Schedule
Notice from the office of Loam Chamberlain declares that all Court Mournings except brief ones will be abridged by half the current duration. Longer mournings will be worn at court and on Sundays after the initial six weeks, as commanded by Prince Negent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Negent
Loudon
Monarchs Comforted by King’s New Chair at Windsor
A Windsor correspondent reports Queen Victoria visited King at his apartments to comfort him during mourning. The King approved a specially shaped chair by upholsterer Banting to ease his sitting. The monarch has feared for his family’s safety, and the chair’s arrival reportedly brought him relief and improved tranquility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wivpson
Banting
Windsor
Public Works and Bridges Spark National Spirit
A discussion on public works in the United States and Ireland notes the growing public spirit to fund useful projects. It highlights Pennsylvania stone bridges in Philadelphia and Trenton, details costs and dimensions, and thanks contributors and institutions aiding the distressed. It also records gratitude to donors and editors for support, while lamenting detained needy due to small unpaid fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimgrien
United States
Pennsylvania
Wal
Britain
Vchuythill
Philadelphia
Trenton
Uelsware
Mr Kean Triumphs in Richard the Third Return
A Dublin week reports Mr Kean’s first post illness appearance as Richard the Third in London papers noting a crowded house and enthusiastic reception. Critics applaud the performance as greatly powerful, praising his transformation showing sympathy, illusion, and dramatic command amid variegated passions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
London
Danny-Lane-o
Kean
Richard the Third
Hichard
Dinner at the Viceregal Lodges reported for Lord Linwragayt
An account notes a dinner at the Viceregal Lodges with prominent guests including Lord Vicopnt Inger, Hon J C Talbot, Mr Gre wves sir George Peckwith, Sir Aganey Beckwith, Rev Mr Stacey, Mr Laffony Br Lam bert, Sir Stewart Bruce, St Charles Veragh, Mr St George, Colonel Gore, Major Lusbrowey, and Captains Anson and Car michael. The article hints MF Ripthorne's recovery may soon be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwragayt
Vicopnt Ingerdriv
Hon
J.C. Talbot
Gre
George Peckwith
Aganey Beckwith
Cork
Mr. Stacey
Laffony
Mr. St. George
Colonel Gore
Coronel Matter
Gaal Hil
Lusbrowey
Anson
Carmichael
Cornwall
Pmrdic
Ripthorne
Curious Russian Voyage In Japan’s Kurile Islands
A Russian officer Captain Golownin’s account, published by the Court of Petersburg, recalls over two years of captivity in Japan during a survey of the Kurile Islands. It describes island geography, inhabitants, and Japanese politics, including past violence against Russians and failed diplomacy, with details of landings, imprisonments, and escapes.
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Petersburgh
Culander
Geveral Geanten
Kurile Islands
Japan
Karile Islands
Kamischatka
Captain Gore
Cook
Perouse
Captain Broughton
Providence
Krusenstern
Nouthern
Golownin
Kamtseuat
Shoeomshoo
Cape Lopatka
Kamtschatka
Kunashier
Matsmai
Jesse
Matamai
Niphon
Russia
China
Siberia
Mairy Aurites
Nuangacaku
Chevastoff
Chevostolf
Gotowarn
Estoorvep
Kunashiev
Marsmal
Rikard
Diana
Chakodade
Europe
Matsunai
Bunyo
Nangamaby
London Morning Paper Details Dauphin Impostor in Prison
A London morning paper reports on a man in Bow Street prison claiming to be the Dauphin. He boasts of disguises, accuses a queen and minister, and alleges a plot involving Bonaparte. Investigators question his story as officials note prior court doubts and a lack of proof.
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London
Publis
Bowen
Ftial
Thuilleries
Saya
Abe
Sabodier
Nother
Cal
Rowen
France
Bonaparte
Gallies
Thas
Dauphin
Europe
Letter from Mr. Hone to London editors over parody prosecutions
Old Bailey case details and a statement from W. Hone denying re publishing the parodies in any form other than the trial report. He expresses disgust at public reposting and vows to urge citizens against parodying sacred texts or church services in future works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hone
London Evening
Old Bailey
Det
Wand Trust
Imap
Church of England
Market Prices For Bread Loaf Types
The Markets listing shows pret of Areal this Meek Quartro Loaf priced at 4 pence for a quarter loaf and 1d for a half quarter loaf.
Prices and markets in Kilkenny and Belfast December 26
Market notes show fresh butter, mutton and flour prices, with beef, pork and potatoes listed. Kilkenny and Belfast report brisk sales and rising sugars due to new duties, hurricane effects and supply limitations. Wheat, barley, oats and flour prices move, with forecasts of port reopenings and improved American imports.
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Purlin
Apitalfields Market
Francis-Atheet
Uirevia Park
Hamy
Col
Caudley
D.jyred
Andiea
Suap
Amitit
Dhs
Perth
Whitehaven
Tia
Harrington
An dix
Seoteli
Duhlin Marart
Font Vo
Baebey
Barto
Otto
Gu Connray
Harley
Ditta
Batley
Barre
West Indies
Dublin
London
Dublin Returns of Corn and Grain Prices 1417 Week Ending Dec 19
Abstract of quantities and prices of corn grain meal and flour sold in Dublin and Liberties for the week ending December 19 1417. Specifies measures for wheat rye peas beans barley oats flour and conversions between barrels and stone with listed prices and livestock values and terms in archaic currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Liberties
Medina Trice
Abe
Enidia
Doe
Brit
Newry
Corkeras
Rintanl
Jug Clareshee
Newport
Weetport
Strangford
Sau
Publishadt
Parian Ear
John More
Accident at Priesthouse Stuns Black Hall Resident
Mr Fouris Gace of Black Hall spent the day at Priesthouse returning home by Leesoue Street about ten o clock. His horse bolted and dragged him into a front railing. He fell into a area and lay unconscious for some time before help arrived. Medical aid and efforts of bystanders saved him from suffocation and he shows hopeful signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeRwua
Fouris Gace
Black Hall-Price
Daying
Priesthouse
Wits
Rit Ug
Leesoue Street
Hly Bote
Fon Wachle
Aldeawese
Hee
Mir. Gave
Smith
Sun
Colfys
Pri
Mr. Gargd
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Robert Shaw
John Weldon
Devera
Tudor
Dublin Journal
Carrick
Morning Post
Four Courts
Marsinalsen
Henry Fox
Bridge
O' Donovan
H. Daytin
Kay
MR. Kean
Mr. Hone
Butler
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