Real Estate Auction Planned by Chancery Decree
By decree of his Majesty's High Court of Chancery an auction will be held on a January Thursday at one o'clock in the afternoon at Chambers on the Snowquay Dublin. The sale will include lands in Kerfr and several associated estates in Monaghan, with the Six Tates of Clonti Ur t and nearby holdings, conducted by Thomas Allis and notice to heirs George Crozier.
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Teeland
Nereagher
Snowquay
Dublia
Land of Kerfr
Corlos
Otherwine
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M. Reach
Clonti Urt
Messrs
Senay
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Hors
Hopson
Wayman
SauTs
Romason
Mewton
Atwoon
Onasay
Bigeior Puzzi
Arid Yeas
Partrvay
Hat Merase
Henee
Sitertary
Nsoat
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Dublin Journal Packet Dues Amidst Strong Wind
Owing to a strong and adverse wind, two Packets fee now due. We have, however, an abundance of interesting matter in this day's publication.
Controversy Over Colonel Wilson Reports From Ireland
A reader letter defends prior remarks about Colonel Wilson and British actions in the Spanish Main. It notes sources from London and Cork, questions the accuracy of rival reports, and describes poor conditions for British troops in the region, including forced poverty and restricted movement.
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Evence
Wilson
London
Empire
Bolivar
Mkee
Wtraon
Wreros
Ireland
Cork
Limerick Chronicle
Himell
America
Mendez
Britain
Creole Offeord and British Captivity in the Main
Reports describe General Wilson seeking government action on British captives in Trinidad and the Main. John Meaidez allegedly entreated with swindling schemes, exploiting liberty and independence rhetoric to mislead Britons. The piece notes Bolivar hatred, possible expedition plans, and a grim toll of disease among locals, with several named figures and Cork mentions.
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Wilson
Foaman
Brion
Trinidad
Ha Woodford
Meaidez
England
Teland
Orvers
Wilin Aas
Guayuan
Lools
Messrs. Mahony
Dunle Castle
O'Leary
Vowel
O'Daly
O'Reilly
Brown
Cork Peper
Letter to the Dublin Journal on Bolivar and treason
A January letter from Sackriffe street defends Bolivar and questions journal critiques. It challenges the assertion of Bols betrayals and asks for authorities, noting the writer’s status as a former prisoner and critic of the Spaniards. The piece discusses Bolivar’s generosity and actions, referencing McGregor, Barcelona, and Chamberlain in a charged political dispute.
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Lditun
Dublin Journal
Sackrifte-street
Warlog
Linaten
Guayana
Bolivar
Dshail
Ciligen Bolivar
Yorra
Pier- Pierre
Chantry
McGregor
Spaniah
Barcelona
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Pata
Contested Assertions on Bolivar and Insurgents Dialogue
A letter argues that Bolivar claimed private vengeance and authority, urging the public to trust firsthand affidavits over party prints. It challenges the credibility of forged letters and misreporting, cites officers’ disillusionment, and calls for transparent testimony from those with direct knowledge while promising further detail in future publication.
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Bolivar
Ste
Hough
London
Felloswal
Dustin Jowrnat
Cerdit
Uiey
Ming
Oconnell S Reaction to Catholic Address in Weekly Register
A reader letter comments on Meg O Connell's Catholic address to Ireland and criticizes the Weekly Register for two long arguments claiming Roman Catholics cannot be elected churchwardens. The piece mocks the sophistry about religion and office and promises a future rebuttal.
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Meg O'Connell
Ireland
Weekly Register
Catholic Emancipation Deputation to Visit Duke at Carton
A Morning Paper reports a deputation will call on the Duke of Leinster at Carton to consult about a Protestant petition from Dublin advocating Catholic Emancipation. The move highlights cross party talks and the potential shift in policy during the period.
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Duke of Leinster
Carton
Dublin
The French Contributions Agreement Reached in Berlin
Intelligence from Berlin reports the King of Prussia approving the latest modification on France's payment terms. Allied ministers announced the agreement in Paris. The arrangement extends the final settlement of continental claims to about the end of March 1821.
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Berlin
Prussia
France
Paris
Electorate of Hesse restricts university access
A decree in the Electorate of Hesse confines public university studies to Counsellors and their rank or elder sons of clergy, effectively barring the broader populace. The narration condemns the measure as denying education and civic comprehension to the common subjects under the government.
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Electorate of Hesse
Court of
Hesse
Reform in Canada Extends To Lower Canada Eastern Townships
A general meeting of the eastern townships of Lower Canada held at Ascot decided on measures to remove grievances and reorganize government. They resolved to present an address to the Duke of Richmond seeking support for provincial acts to aid the eastern province.
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Upper Canada
Quebec
Lower Canada
Ascot
Kingston
Duke of Richmond
Importation of British Goods into Hay
Official Haitian republic decree closes loopholes on British imports. It restricts duty to 5 percent for British vessels and 10 percent for other nations, citing past abuses and evasion via non British ships. The measure aims to protect British manufacture trade and ensure proper duties in Port-au-Prince.
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Hay
Republic of Hayti
Wort-au-Prince
Port-au-Prince
Alexander Petion
Great Britain
Elegant Dublin Soiree Hosted by Countess Taubor
A high society gathering in Wewwa Wednesday featured Sir Edward and Lady Gaher with Lady Manners and Lady Charteuont among attendees. General Buller and Lady Nugent joined as the Duke of Wellington’s entourage arrived, with music by Buzzi and local notables from Cardow and Limerick. The event, part of a week of entertainments, closed with a long club sitting marked by praise for performers and the gracious conduct of Excellency the Lieutenant.
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Taubor
Sir Edward
E. Gaher
Manners
Charteuont
Deed
Mie Mortons
Aylnor
Adtarney Gaseral
Gedy Mary
Ming Snorla
George Beckwith
Aerani
Eady
Eady Weataieath Lady Rilzabeth Nugent ; Hehug
Kildare
Lindsay
Kehtney
Patton
Siegena
Crampton
Direy
Colege
Hows
Mnd
Von
Martin
Joan
Dundandie
Gonbrick
Maja
Royal Worse Artillery
Dublin Road
Carlow
Cardow
Katele Pourhal
Fismotann
Beato
Bart
Calone
RockPont
Gianels
Ulvsris
Jerama
Dramatic praise for Mrs. Davingon in The Honey Moon
In Jax at Lane Theatre Mrs. Davingon made a striking first appearance as Julien in The Honey Moon. Critics praised her expressive deportment, clear voice, and stage experience, with audience applause for her dance and ballad Robina Adair. Other performers, including Mr. Davinson and Mr. Fulwam, received favorable notices amid comments on adaptation and casting.
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Jax
Honey Moon
the Citizen
Eorate
Ardenide
Davidson
Robina Adair
Menroowray
ABC
Duke of
Arazea
Mona Gomeny
Park Y Greathy
Crow-street
Fulwam
M-Canby
Limelf
Edwin
London
Davinson
Jan
Scandei
London Corn Exchange Market Report From Jax
London Corn Exchange notes little arrivals since Monday and a small stock remaining for this morning's market. English wheats previous prices hold, with demand weak for foreign wheats. Fine English barley sold at steady rates. prices similar to Monday and few samples offered. Overall market dull with limited activity and unchanged or modest price shifts.
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London Corn Exchange
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the Dublin Journal
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