Fever Hospital Charity Meeting Discusses Improvements
A December 1417 Dublin notice reports a meeting of the Fever Hospital Charity at the Royal Exchange. George Knox chaired as committee views were aired on adding a large washing apparatus and drying house, with subscriptions urged from city lenders including the Right Hon. David La Touche. The building cost is estimated at £950, and plans were published in newspapers.
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Anu
David la Touche
Irfi
Luke White
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Jon
Qvarge Knox
Aedtance
Gaforge Knox
Earl Talbot
Aimee
Haoraulty
The Citizen Letter Received for Theatricna Publication
The Citizen notes a Second Letter from Theatricna, likely to appear in the next issue. Content hints at correspondence to be published, with expectations for future western editions.
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Theatricna
Spanish America
Neapolitica
Toen Reddged
Buprias Ayres
Dublin Journal Promotion Advertises Superior Circulation
The Proprietors of the Destre Jorneas announce their paper’s wide circulation across the country, claiming enhanced readability and larger reading quantity. They highlight Arvan Tivemphra communication, offer to insert orders at 15 Parliament Street, Dublin, and note price and schedule details for country subscribers.
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Destre Jorneas
Dublin Evening Beat
Dubin
Dublin Journal
Moxnay
Waoxuspay
Kfarway
D&ldin Journal
Denis
London Journals Report on South American Affairs
The Dublin Journal notes the arrival of London journals with foreign papers and discusses the Mina execution and South American independence struggles. It predicts mixed fortunes for the Patriota, questions Bolivar’s leadership, and urges press freedom while reporting censorship across Europe.
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London
Bank Restriction debated as paper currency gain favored
A Dublin press excerpt argues against renewing metal coin restriction. It claims Bank of England cash payments should continue, cites benefits of paper currency for trade, notes reluctance to accept guineas, and observes public preference for paper notes over metal currency.
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Bank of England
Dublin
Bank of Ireland
Disturbances At Avella Island And France Conscription Debate
An inland dispatch from Amelia reports clashes at Avella Island with white and black troops, General Aury’s arrival, guard arrangements, and a near bloody day. Also notes St Marys rumors of US forces and passport bans, plus Paris reporting on a new conscription scheme in France with a six year service limit and compulsory drafts if voluntary enlistment fails.
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Avella Island
Amelia
Republic
Wen
Aury
St. Mary's
Georgia
Washington City
The Dey of Algiers and Floridas in Focus
A London report notes the Dey of Algiers fortifies the castle, defies treaties, and threats to behead consul envoys. Details include a recent engagement with a rival regency claimant, bounty paid, and a royal salute. Also cited is a Boston-origin claim that Spain may cede Florida to the United States for six million dollars Jim Onis is said to carry kingly instructions.
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Algiers
MacDonald
Floridas
America
Boston
United States
Don Onis
Spain
Loss of the sloop on the Goodwin Sands at sea
A London paper reports a distressing coast wreck near the Goodwin Sands. The sloop Ash, with mainsail set, vanished in a dreadful sea. four o clock boats reached the scene but the crew were lost, despite heroic efforts to rescue them. The weather shows a strong southwesterly gale and many ships attempt aid.
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Deal
London
S.W
Seraig
Goodwin
Hart
French Representatives Debate Age and Fortune Rule
A secret committee of the Chamber of Deputies discussed requirements for election. It proposed that deputies must be at least forty and pay 1000 francs in taxes on the date set by royal ordinance. If adopted, this change would resolve issues from members who were under forty at election but reached the age before seating.
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Medean Gazette
Mina
Patriota
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Macenetion
Panour
Racnish Mercury
Neuwied Gazette
Netherlands
Nuremberg
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Sweixckbots
Gazette of
Aron
Council of State
Gasetti
European of
Berne
Switzerland
Secret Council
Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Count D'Ambrogeac
D'Ambrogeac
Royal Guard
Allied sovereigns to meet in Germany before autumn
Report revived that before autumn a meeting of principal monarchs will be held at a convenient German location. Victory over the Wachabites by Pacwa of Bayor expands influence in Arabia as he lends gifts to the Sultan, shaping the Porte's views.
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Germany
Pacwa
Bayor
Arabia
Prussian Loan To Open In London For Three Million Sterling
A loan on behalf of the Prussian Government, totaling three million sterling, is expected to be opened in London. Contractors named Rovascamp and Barandon are involved in arranging the issue.
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London
Rovascamp
Barandon
Holy Alliance Proclaims Annual Readings in Empire Churches
An October signed Ubuse declares the Treaty of the Sacred Alliance and the associated Proclamation to be read annually on September 26 in all Empire churches. Reports from St John describe efforts to rebuild Goat Town after recent fire with inhabitants exerting themselves to prevent further calamity.
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Empire
St Yom
Pandora
Newfoundland
St. John's
Duty on Canadian timber discussed by merchants in colony
Qashee reports a general meeting of merchants in the city to petition the English government against the extra duty on Canadian timber. resolutions condemn the duty and a committee will prepare a memorial. Also notes rapid Cape voyage, Durwan fortress surrender, and India war's end with weak prospects of renewal. The Durwan surrender and India peace dominate the dispatch along with sailing updates.
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Fith Ult
Canada
Indies
Hengri
Calcutta
Cape
Durwan
India
St.Helena
Catcutta
Restriction of Casi Payments Report Denied
A Louison Courier item on Tuesday refutes a Sunday report claiming ministers and Hank governors agreed to renew cash payment restrictions for two more years from July. The paper asserts the report is erroneous and urges readers not to believe the stated extension.
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Louison Courier
Hank
Efrouvons
Finances of the United States Treasury in 1817 and outlook
The Intelligencer reports the annual treasury balance for 1817 with net revenue of 9.55 million dollars, customs contributes over 27 million, and the year ends with a treasury balance near 11.29 million. Expenditures reach 10.3 million by September and 34.87 million for the year, totaling public debt around 98.8 million after redemptions. Louisiana debt installments begin 1818 and several funds, including a sinking fund, are planned to extinguish most debt by 1830. projections estimate permanent annual revenue near 24.9 million and expenditures around 21.9 million for 1819.
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Cumberland Bank
United Bank
Bank
Asxey
Bank of United States
Louisiana
Bank of the United Gates
Comai
Pirates at the Cape of Good Hope headline
Daring acid piracy details from the Cape of Good Hope describe the Elinbith sailing from London to Robla Island to fetch oil for the fishery, boarding at night, cutting the cable, and leaving the captain in an open boat while detaining the mate to navigate back. Reports mention Mosquito and Poveible vessels in pursuit but unclear outcomes.
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Cape OF Good Tinpe
Cape of Good Hope
Elinbith
London
Robla Idand
Anneahi
Late Insurrection at Ple Nam Le Lecce Execution Crimes
New York papers describe the late insurrection at Ple Nam Le Lecce tied to arson in Pernambucca. The punishment and mutilation of conspirators are reported, with heads and lands displayed publicly. Over 500 people were led to Perrivans at Pardiby as sentences were issued, including coast of Africa punishments.
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New-York
Pernambucca
Jaueire
Peivans
Pardiby
Africa
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