Adams Letter and Florida Dispute Stir British Reader Alarm
A US State Department letter from John Adams to the Spanish court is examined for its implications on Florida quarrels and Anglo American relations. The piece notes criticism in the National Intelligencer, flags potential dangers to British honor, and contrasts Washington's stance with Monroe’s. It mentions pirate depredations, treaty talks, and congressional activity on military and financial measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
Adams
Madrid
M. Pizarro
Floridas
North America
National Intelligencer
Washington
Anbuthoot
Ambrister
Great-Britain
Ely
United States
Transac
General Ckson
New Orleans
Senate
Great Britain
Dune
Matios
United
War Office
New York
Hemattlemicu
Scott
Jackson
Huny
Germral
House OF Representatives
Jouxgon
Kentucky
Hulmes
United Sires
House
Suita
Maryland
Committee of Ways and Meany
Donnson
Secretary of War
Tabneyr
Poindexter
Committee On Public Lands
Coss
Department of War
Georgia
Judaoa
Memorial to the Lord Lieutenant on St Marys Parish
A Dublin January meeting of St Marys parishioners urged grand jury reform. Lord Lieutenant Grants authority to act, stating he cannot intervene in jury selection or appoint commissions, and invites further representations while denying executive control over the issue. Charles Grant signs the reply to churchwardens Thorpe and Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's
Grast
Icinh Renn
Audients
Dublin Castle
St. Mary
Dnobchin
Opiaios
Dublin
Honon
Charles Grant
Charles Thorpe
Richard Wright
St. Mary’s Parish
Mildness of the Season and a Fatal Publican Fire
A Windsor Theatre anecdote recounts royal munificence toward Mr. W. Penley’s family, then a town fire kills Mrs. Barry, wife of a publican, from intoxication. An inquest suggests accidental death as Ellen Hughes testifies her master’s brutality and a lamp/embers accident. The verdict aligns with a dreamlike, dreadful sequence.
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Jame Love
Armagh
County Cavan
Penley
Windsor Theatre
DissaoWwk
Hinsor Express
Barry
Ellen Hughes
Grand Jury Laws Petition From Irish County Petitioners
A petition from magistrates and freeholders of an Irish county urges repeal of the recent Grand Jury Bill. It argues the act is impracticable for local needs, seeks reform to fit Ireland’s commerce and administration, and offers to provide local information to a parliamentary inquiry. The signatories pledge cooperation to improve or rectify the Grand Jury system and its levies and expenditures.
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United Kingdoms
Breet
Ireland
Mage
Peripn
Thid
Iretasid
Partiawent
Wena
Iréland
John Fuster
Irelan Isao
Naval appointments list ships and officers abroad
A lengthy record of naval intelligence and medical appointments naming officers assigned to numerous vessels including the Arab 2 Camelion Cyrus Daunt Grasshopper Morgiana Redwing Raleigh Revolutionary Rochfort Serapis Severn Shearwater Sophie Smeer Superb Tribune Vinegar Wasp Redpole Windsor Castle Wolf Wye Abundance Aid Alban Amphion Argonaut Conqueror Dwarf Eurydice Leander Seven Mermaid Parthian and Podargus with officers such as Dowell Nishet Low Roche Dun bar Kelly Velch Ryall Patton Campbell Campbell and others.
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Robert M.dowell
London
N. Churchill
Robert Wyllie
Alexander Nishet
James Low
Nicholas Roche
Patrick Dterpan
Charles Carlyne
Neal
Robinson
Josepher
George Roberts
Newcastle
Alexander Dunbar
William Kelly
James Velch
Redwing
Elias Ryall
Raleigh
Snac Noot
R. Griffith
Thomas A. Miller
William Strang
Rochifort
John Laird
Thomas Davies
Serapis
John Williams
Joseph Dallaway
Charles Miller
Allen M‘lared
Isaac Dias
Joseph Mc Gowan
William Dickson
Alexander Wood
William Cannon
John Buist
William Lo
John Larson
John Campbell
Wasp
William Carke
Redpole
Robert Kirkwood
Joseph Bassan
Windsor Castle
David Patton
Wolf
George Crown
Peter Boyd
Wye
John Gilchrist
Abandance
J. M. Madden
Aid
John Knox
The
Alban
David Nimmo
Win. Clark
Albion
Thomas Thompson
Surname Flood Adopted by Solly Line in Irish Nobility
The Prince Regent grants Frederick Solly license to bear the Flood surname. India papers arrive with dated notes on money scarcity in Iodian markets. Government securities trade at discount, while opinions defend British rule in India as benefiting natives. Exchange brokers require real names to curb fictitious stock sales.
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Prince Regent
Frederick Solly
Frederick Flood
Slaney Lodge
Wexford
Flood
Sally
India
England
Therrchard
British India
LAW REPORT TAU MSPAY JANUARY GRAND JURY MEETING
Law report from Taumspay January 26 notes a court day postponed until later sessions and a grand jury meeting in the city. The panel reviewed parish cases and insolvencies, with four days of proceedings to be resumed Tuesday next.
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Or Daiine Jrbb
Ealli
Hawneen
Emmerson
O'Loghlen
Coury
Clare
Hanway and Whitr
Nowlan
Glynn
Mulhrane
Derry and Limerick Court Motions and Local Births Deaths
Taunspay Commons records several motions in arrest of judgment and liberty to amend, with cases including DAVOREN and EAGLE Insurance. Notices of births in Newry and deaths in Bantry Strabane follow, detailing a long life of John Dorman with military service from 1736 onward and intricate family history.
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Common Pleas
Taunspay
Crampton
Gabriel. Sterne
Slam
Cogts
Davoren
Eagle Insurance Company
Limerick
Justice Mayne
Bantry
Jeokilos
Aleaper
Hird
James Birch
Dromara
Strabane
John Dorman
Diermott
Boigh
Margaret Sharkey
Nicholas Nurster
Raphoe
Forster
John Campbell
Cloulee
Scotland
Dorman
Flanders
Duke of Cumberland
Aix-la-Chapelle
Europe
France
Minden
Aremen
Weser
England
London Market Report on Barley Wheat Oats and Peas
The wind turned favorable and large barley arrivals from the Suffolk coast pushed supply above demand. Samples met Monday prices for a few, but most qualities were 1s to 2s 4d per quarter cheaper. Fine wheat steady, oats dull and lower, no change for peas.
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London
Suffolk
Mondty
Edinburgh Monthly Review Assessed in a Critical Notice
The piece critiques the Edinburgh Monthly Review, noting its mix of articles on Evans's Statutes, vaccination, Small Pox history, and various works. It compares its tone to the Quarterly and Edinburgh Review, laments vanity in criticism, and questions the new journal’s merit, favoring careful judgment over facile praise. The review highlights contributors, subjects, and the shaky execution of the inaugural issue.
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Edieburgh
Ellie
Hamble
Sixtus V
Edinburgh Monthly Review
Edinburgh Review
Birkbeck
Evans
England
Moony
Quurgaud
Skinnen
Scotland
My Eandtorg
Anaya
Magtana
Brown
John Stoward
Baanwn
Howako
Honwouse
Childe Herald
Scott
Quarterly
Lord Byron
Edinburgh
Punch
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Jogans
Om Indian Affaire
Sra Yistopiedak Metrial
Ni MG Sravroap
New “Fork
Nosue
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Palmer
Naval Intelligence
LAW Report
Ring
Taumspay
Simon Davie
George Mayberry
Broom Hill
Mine Coppinger
Thomas John Coppinger
Kaoehroor
Co. Cork
St. Paul’s Church
Cork
Benjamin Swete
Thomas Baldwin
Skibberees
Saige
Wm. Bennett
Glandore
Egliss
Hev
John Mee
Thomas Atkinson
Joseph Athingon
Crowhill
Co. Armagh
Elisabeth
Jas. Juddeton
Knappa
Came
Rae la St. Peter’s Church
Ossory
Josiah Coghill Coghill
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