THOMAS BATL PLaints Solicitor Adverts Goods Sale
The notice advertises superfine shawls and trimmings from a variety of fabrics and finishes offered at low prices. It lists wholesalers and product lines with claims of better value in Royland or Ireland and directs inquiries to Henry Vincent Jacn, solicitor, 142 Mecklenburgh Street.
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Jnwest
Wendy Atiner Borns
Royland
Ireland
Thomas Batl
Henry Vincent Jacn
Nox
Eng
Mecklenburgh Street
Vessel from Demerara Brings News of Martial Law and Trial
A vessel arrived in the River Gaye bringing the latest from Demerara dated 27 November. Martial law remained in force. reports debated Mr Busru’s trial verdict, with opinions split between execution and political impact, suggesting Governor may outspin the sentence to avoid capital punishment.
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Gaye
Demerara
Busru
Barbadoes
Portugal Naval Preparations Rumor and Reality
London reports claimed Portuguese ships were being repaired for a Brazillian reconquest, sparking stock declines in the Hague. In truth Lisbon plans to reform its navy, with a few ships fitting out off Cape Verde to counter Brazilian privateers, while seeking aid implications remain uncertain.
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London
Bon
Rock
Brazile
Pt Paeneria
Great Britain
France
Hagueh
Lishan
Eppir
Cape de Verd
Brest Navy Preparations Alarm Europe Across Brest and Rio
The Courier warns of Brest naval mobilization with four 68 gun frigates, brigs, sloops, and masts ready for sea. It questions pacific assurances as European powers view South American independence, a Paris congress, and a looming Franco Russian dispute with growing alarm over armed preparations and covert French actions abroad.
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Brest
Sence
England
America
Bobudil
Bonaraara
Zuyder-Zee
Raomonpay
Spemce
William
Devonport
Plymouth Dock
Spence
Ant
Vesselo Friam
Peuratyu
Pacific
Toulon
Russia
Paris
United States
Holy Alliance
South America
France
Banda
Ferdinand
Spain
Portugal
Great Britain
Monroe
Europe
Spain on the brink of anarchy and bloodshed
A Madrid letter warns Spain faces collapse as the Cortes fail, Despot Fernan and the Faith clash with Constitutionalists, and royalist and French troops polarize against a crippled government. Reports cite disbanded soldiers, scorched finances, and looming upheaval with Madrid roads perilous and troops scarce.
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Madrid
Spain
Crisia
Akill Enogh
Meiety
Carter
Fervinawnn
Friends of the Constitution
Ferns
Gieurral
Giuneral
Sv Roman
Silveyra
Chari Affilres
Portugal
Lisbon
Bourmont
Counnaider
Greek naval successes and barcelona trade restrictions
Reports detail Greek victories near Patras and Missolonghi with captures and sieges, plus Missolonghi’s relief and Patras blockade. Barcelona imposes heavy duties halting Portuguese grain landings, pushing vessels to Italy amid discontent with French presence. Also notes Saxony Weimar church law centralizing control and finance.
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Paria
Barcelona
Italy
Death of Mr Marryatt M P For Sandwich
Detailed obituary notes the sudden death of Mr Marryatt MP for Sandwich in his counting house at 67. He had just arrived from Wimbledon, praised for his literary and business talents, and his advocacy for planters amid the West India question. A second portion mentions Mr Wetherell’s oath as Solicitor General and subsequent coronation events in London.
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Jogeru Maxvarr
Lloyd's
Sandwich
Wimbledon
Maryatt
Gil
West India
Marryatt
Wetherell
Wilbraham
Licitor Corera
England
Decree restoring Spanish American rule by royal command
From Paris papers comes a decree attributed to King Feapivany ordering South America to renounce independence and reestablish Spanish monarchy rule. It abolishes constitutional bodies, dissolves militi a, reinstates prior offices, and calls viceroys and governors to execute royal will. Dated December 1823 at the palace.
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London
Paris
Feapivany
South America
Ann
Beary
Anta
America
Courta of Justice
Cortes
National
Amd
Carter
Istanis
Bacu
Dinner of Sheriff Perrin Features Pro Protestant Toasts
The event begins with boisterous toasts at Sheriff Perrin’s dinner in Dublin, praising figures like Lord O’Neill and the Orangemen, amid cheers and pro Protestant sentiments. Separately, the National Assurance Company of Ireland reports a half year profit near £12,000 with no dividend, and a discussion on fire insurance rates leads to plans for cross‑company coordination. Market notes for grain and flour follow, with prices listed for wheat, barley, oats, and oatmeal.
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Sheriff Perrin
King Williss
Boyne Water
Ture
Lord Compermere
Ireland
Trne
Aritivh Grenadierns
Goulburg
Robert Peet
Lord O'Neill
Orangemen of
Gregory
Darley
Janes
Lord Farnisam
Aldermaon
Skinnertomalley
Applavee
Kenyon
England
Charles Dawson
George Itt
Brownlaw
National Assurance Company OF Ireland
College— Green
Vanes Digres Latouche
Commercial Insurance Company
Mir Ferrier
Dublin
Harley
UNIV
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