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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 20, 1818

Page

1

Insolvent Notice and Debtor Proceedings in Ireland

Insolvent debtor Edward Donnelly styled in Furmanagh appears before the town of Kilkeel judge on March 1 to answer creditors claims. The notice, dated February Idh 1816, lists creditors across Cavan Tyrone and Fermanagh and directs all creditors to attend with their claims.

Ireland Abdah Weland Kitab Kuuiskillen Furmanagh Maret Edward Donnelly Gaul Kontvkillet George’ Lentram Lewy Gault Terence Maguire Co. Cavan Robert Hughes Hugh M'Grath Gerrard Johnatin Alexander King Mable Maguire Christopher Donneily Patrick Rodgers Archibald Joddsled County of Fermanagh James Shoerur J.G. Porter Terence M‘quaid Francie Crawford John Morrip County Tyrone Edward Dopelly

Castle notices and social events at the Castle

Chamberlains office announces a week of events at the Castle including a levee on February sixteenth at three oclock and a drawing room to receive two auks with names. The notice emphasizes subscription benefits and the club periodical’s nationwide reach amid pricing details and publication notes.

Chamberlain's Office Castle Magrety Cnet Chamberlain Dublin

Sprawling Letter Chronicles Sea Voyage and Caribbean Brutality

The letter recounts a voyage from Barbadoes to Margarita and Amelia Island with details of Royalist cruelty in Grenada and Venezuela. It describes wreck near rocks, famine, and looting, plus a grim view of Bolivar's forces and the Indies conflict, then shifts to U.S. congressional debate over Amelia Island and Florida occupancy and slave trade.

Military actions near Amelia Island and St Marys

Reports describe U S troops marshalling near Amelia Island with detachments to join the Da tlen militia and preparations for General Aury's party to depart within days. Intelligence confirms capture efforts on Minn and arrivals from St Augustine with dispatches to the commanding officer. Word of Inchape murders within 40 miles of St Marys noted. An officer from St Augustine brings replies from Colonel Repkbend to long-pending inquiries.

United States Melon Amelia Island Vera Crug Minn St. Mary's St. Augustine Amelia Tyland Berhandine Dan Aury Datlen Aguines Medrane Port Seoul

President's Message on Amelia Island affair and Spanish claims

The President reports Congress that the Amelia Island establishment was suppressed without bloodshed and outlines the dangers of foreign adventurers backed by colonial governments. He argues for neutrality adherence, warns against privateering, and calls Spain to respect U S authority and territory while defending its holdings in Florida and adjacent regions.

Amelia ‘Island New York Wlt Amelia Island United Congress Amelia United States Hall Trinity Africa Asgella Island Florida Borden West Florida Middletog Secretar Abankhrad Charlestown Polot Foire Haa Bt. Mary's Henley Fernonndice Healey Auky Committee of Congress Wich Baltimore Haranpab Senate Howe Aelia Teland Jay Galveston Spain Yeland Lousaigna Buenos Ayres Venezuela Mexico Acta Gulf of Mexico Bi. Mary’s Java Apain

fragmentary 19th century note on negotiations with Spain

A garbled excerpt notes strained talks with Spain, mentioning foreign corruption and family spirit. The text hints negotiations about a treaty or arrangement, but the legible portion focuses on complaints and ongoing discussions amid broader diplomatic interests.

The Fashionable World And Abduction Case

A Dublin society column notes continued fashionable gatherings at the Mansion and North Greasure Street residences with archbishop and bishops among guests. It mentions a Kilkenny abduction case with initials and a young lady’s marriage to Mr Wit. Arrivals at Oxesham and Prince of Wales hotels include nobles and generals while departures from Gresham’s hotel list Sir R Fennings.

Atay Fairley Lardma Collmed Blacker North Greasure Street Tuam Hawg Alexander Down Knox Sneyd Row Heme Kilkenny Stedt Wit Oun Dancy B. Facon Botta Oxesham's Hotel Srekeitle-street Marquis of Downsumne Marquis’ of Doytasts Lord Beupast Stephen May Barts Whantox Bartrassy Raja GuaBeranes Manning Caragalya Howanbd Apd Sults

Prince Leopold Faithfully Lamented in Dorchester

The London Star reports widespread sorrow at Prince Leopold's illness and departure from Dorchester. Citizens recall his gracious conduct during a stay at Lady Caroline Damer’s residence and hope he regains health and returns to Cao.

Prince Leopold Kingdom Caroline Damer Psuet Came Dorchester Han Hebrides Leopold Cao London Star

Attempted assassination of Wellington’s envoy in Paris

Paris February 14 reports an attempted attack near Wellington’s envoy in Wellington House. A pistol fired at about one o'clock as he returned to his hotel wounded not yet found. guards pursued a masked assailant then lost track in darkness. Police expanding search for perpetrator.

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