Irish Court Notices and Insolvency Decrees Published
Public notices announce final decrees in Ireland a sequestration and insolvency actions. Names include Thomas Coote and Laurence McKenna with details of rental statements and court dates in January and February. Proceedings reference acts for relief of insolvent debtors and related court dates in Monaghan and Louth regions.
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Ais Malye
Ireland
Laurence McKenna
Dragan
Edward Lacne
Inmer A Nacchton
Amex Mailen
Ofasleshean
Hrory Michell
Pmoonghan
Willwe Mallen
Legnacrave
Robert Donigeneary
Monighan
Moaghio
Marlin Nyndnik
County Louk
Toly M Kenna
Etrough
Patrick Sherry Turmacho
Alexander Thompson
Patonachha
Patrick Casey
Anauhy
County Monaghag
Lunes Kelly
Pateich Martin
Wikmerwd
John M'Keupa
America
Xaiq
Four Mails Bring London News to Dublin Journal Readers
Four mail packets have arrived with London prints and foreign papers. The Dublin Journal announces a comprehensive Parliament session report with early and accurate coverage. News notes include the expected Speech opening the session, swearing in members, Speaker election, and royal retrenchment discussions. The Queen's will was proved in Doctors’ Commons with executors Lord Ign and General Taylor.
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London
Tue Duan
Dublin Journal
Doctors’ Commons
Lord Ign
General Taylor
The Prussian Monarchy Official Statistical Estimate
A published statistical estimate of Prussia shows 5098 square geographical leagues at 15 miles per degree, population 10,589,157 souls, males 15 to 60 years old 3,028,448, illegitimate births 83, mortality two to sixty deaths per thirty free men and thirty six women, most accidental deaths linked to bathing in rivers.
Death of the Queen of Spain in Madrid 1818
Paris papers report the death of Queen Maria Isabel of Spain at Madrid on December 26 1818 during advanced pregnancy. A sudden dizziness led to a fatal seizure within twelve minutes, a Cesarian produced a female infant who died shortly after baptism. The queen, 21, was daughter of King John VI of Portugal and Infanta Charlotte. The king and court mourn. the royal family and nation endure deep sorrow as mourning is decreed for six months with formal dress and half-mourning for the next period.
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Paris
Spain
Madrid
Cmsarian
John
Portugal
Charlotte Joachim, de Bourbon
Infanta
Maria Isabely Frances
Europe
Brazils
Howe
Samme
Infanta Doom
Maria Francisca
Madrid Extraoraynary
Arbuth
Indiana
William Hambly
Edmond Doyle
United States
Arbuthnot
Mitchell
America
Cameron
Nicholl
Mr. Ambrister
Jackson
Ambrieter
Bins
Hiireet
Ava
Discovery of the King's Jewels Found in Buckingham Palace
The Prince Regent reportedly found the Crown jewels in a locked box at Buckingham Palace while reviewing Queen Victoria's private stores. The box had no key, Mr Bridge opened it, and the last treasure was observed. The King is believed to have deposited the jewels, with Queen Victoria likely knowing the secret.
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London
Prince Regent
Buckingham House
Maesty
Bridge
Great Failures in London and the English Funds
A late week of widespread commercial failures shocks London and Paris. Seven Paris houses halted, a major London firm suspended payments near a million pounds debt, Bank of England turndown feared. Market gloom spreads though stock dividends and funds show limited relief amid renewed selling and shifting exchange rates.
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Paris
London
Httla Douhein
Stock Exchange
Luadun
Plans for large South American expedition and troop shifts
A Madrid letter dated December 10 outlines Minister Trujo's plan to raise expeditionary troops to 40,000, with allocations to Venezuela and New Granada, Mexico, Buenos Aires, and Chile. Treasury limits may delay sea deployment to six months, and even then force likely to exceed 8,000. The piece catalogs forces Spain has sent since 1610 and discusses Buenos Aires affairs, British aid, and recent ship actions including the Trinidad and the Irresistible. It also covers Arbuthnot and Ambriater trials, condemning Jackson's execution as murder and urging Parliament review.
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America
O Doannson
Theo
Corfie
Caeirordes
Moute Video
Fluenca
Fluenca Ayres
Cundaheia
Havanoah
Apell
Cadiz
Vearsueta
Puerto Ico
Veneguele
Cadia
Amfrica
Buenos Ayres
Commodore Bowles
Puerrydon
Artigas
Baltimore
Irresistible
Trinidad
Friends of Liberty
Placare la Victoria
von Jove Rontean
Congress
Change of Ministry Report From London Morning Paper
A London morning paper states that talk of a government reshuffle is abandoned for now. Ministers reportedly agree that a new arrangement is not presently necessary.
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London
Arrival of Abdallah as Wechabite chief in Turkey
Report from Constantinople notes Ibrahim Pacha’s victory over the Wechabites with 20,000 rebels killed and 80 cannons captured. Abdallah and family were to be paraded through the streets in a specially built car. The commander and key advisers were sent as captives to the Porte.
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Turkey
Abdallah
Atreeta
Constantinople
Ibrahim Pacha
Porte
Colonel Wilson Replies To South America Claims In Dublin
A visiting gentleman in Dublin has written eight or more columns attacking Tug Dustin Journal. He seeks to prove his veracity while disputing our caution about seasoned officers returning from South America. The exchange centers on exaggerated sufferings and the reliability of those officers' reports.
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Dublin
Tug Dustin Journal
South America
Wilson
Controversy Over Bolivar As Sequel To South American War
In Dublin reports a British officer General Wilson publishes letters denouncing Bolivar and South American leaders. The Mayo Constitution notes Wilson’s lineage and motives, while editors condemn his vengeful tone and insist he misreads the Venezuelan struggle, urging caution on extrapolating from traveller tales.
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Conowien
Patriotic Army
Dublin
Wilson
Lobnur
Havig Net
Righta
Bollvar
Aetha Culo Pel
Naturiety
Nygly
Mayo
Catholic Emancipation Duke of Leinster Receiving Deputation
The Morning Papers report that the Duke of Leinster met a deputation to learn his views on a proposition from the Lord Mayor and signed the document. English vessels totaling 1,631 tons now lie in the Charente, with larger numbers promised.
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Duke of Leinster
Charente
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