Lottery Notice Promises Grand Prizes in Dublin
ASSENGRRS for British America are informed that Weasole are preparing in Dublin to proceed about the Yar of April for Quebec Saint John's New Brima wicket Mirwaichi Richihuda and Prince Edward's bland. For Particulars apply to Mr. Willam Marquis American Agent No. 1 Bregh-guay who ban Lands to Sell in various parts of America plans of which will be akewa at the Office. WP Orders for Timtwr and Deals received at the iace No. 1 Burgh-guay above. Three of Thirty Thousand Pounds ONE HUNDRED CAPITAL PRIZES 480 TWELVE PIPES OF PORT WINE &c In the Star Lottery to Commence FOURTH OF MARCH 1818 Second Day Lith Marck Third and Last Day Bist Marek Rach of the Halders of the Firsttdriwa Blank of the First Second and Third Days of Drawing may immediately select from the Stock of any Witte Merchant they please. Foun Preea of the very beat One Peat Wine and for Shares in proportion on credit for 1,000 years or longer if required. Tickets and Shares are now Selling in great Fariely at WHEELER'S LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE 18 DAME-STREET DUBLIN.
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British America
Weasole
Dublin
Quebec
Saint John's
New Brimawicket Mirwaichi
Richihuda
Prince Edward's Bland
Willam Marquis
No. 1
Bregh-guay
America
Akewa
Timtwr
Iace
Burgh-guay
Marek
Congressional motions and treaties in the 1817 session
The House examines fiduciary provisions for Mississippi, seeks treaty article disclosures on enslaved restitution, and discusses negotiation communications with Spain. A Federal revenue and internal duties bill advances, with committee inquiries on pensions, loan certificates, and pay for legislators. The Senate and House consider a flag alteration, government funding, and treaty-related information, while naval and military matters, prisoners, and overseas expeditions are noted.
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WiLurass
Mississippi
Reyolved
United States
Mr. Trove
The
United
Senate
United States of America
Alavas
Baxsoun
Spain
J. J. Moitve
Mouse of Representatives
House of Representatives
House
Tilnod
Galveston
Amer Monroe
Washington
Monse of Representatives
Lidiave
South America bound vessel freed and sails for St Thomas
The Gracé Castle seized at Cowes has been liberated and arrived at the Motherbank ready to proceed to St Thomas s. Major Lockyer and officers who sailed on the tore ship were involved in a duel at Cowes with Lieutenant Sutton Cochrane. A brig carried the party to South America a few days after the fatal event. New York reports a nine member government in Amelia Island and a proclamation by Louie Aury, Floridian commander in chief, about an election in the city.
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Inna
Thi
Persena
Pidero Gaul Murdin
J. Tevin
J. Forbes
Chapelle
Vicomte Puzos
Comte
Lirignac
Mabrity
Nepresao_ tatiyes
Fernandia
Amelia
Louis Aury
Bavarnan
Gettleman Jost
St. Mary’s
Bankhead
Point Feire
Aury
Woodbine
Pensacola
New Providence
al md
Florida
Wiies
United States
Sevanac
Amélia
John Avams
Briga
Prometheus
Paris
Andalusia
Estremadura
America
Gracé Castle
South America
Cowes
Motherbank
St. Thomas's
Lockyer
Sutton Cochrane
New-York
Amelia Isl
Lida
French Chamber Debates Army Recruitment Plan
The French Chamber of Deputies discussed the recruitment project. Speakers including M Josse Resovein and M Beauvoir offered amendments to empower cantons to fortify contingents before ballots. Some deputies opposed the law or favored revisions. debate adjourned to tomorrow.
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Chamber OF Deputies
M. Josse. Resovein
M. Beauvoir
M., de Bon Ibt
M. de Carmont
Baton de Brigode
M. de Cowrtarvel
Army Barrack Masters Reduced As Stations Are Abandoned
The Army appoints Edward Mockler as Barrack Master at Carlow replacing Cox. Barrack Masters at Askeaton Cove James Street Fermoy New Barracks Stoney and others have been reduced as troops withdraw. Several Ordnance store-keepers at Sligo Waterford and Badlacallig are discontinued.
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Askeaton
Thomas Adam
Cove
H. B. Brown
James's Street
Dublin
Thomas
Mockler
George’eaireel
M‘mahon
St. & Ephen’s
James Clements
New Barracks
Fermoy
Dublin Castle Ball and Drawing Room Notices 1518
Notices from CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE Dublin Castle announce a lever at the Castle on Sunday in February and two drawing rooms on Thursday Eve February 10 1818. Her Majesty's Birthday celebrations include an ode a ball and supper on February 28 with ladies invited to send names a week prior.
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Dublin Castle
Dublin Journal Prospectus Promotes Superior Reading Choice
The Proprietors of the Dustin Jonax 4b invite subscribers and friends to favor their paper, praising its superior type and large format. They offer liberal advertising terms and note the Dublin Journals publish on Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Friday evenings, with country subscriptions at £3 8s 8d 11f. Readers gain extensive political and miscellaneous content by subscribing to both Dublin Journal and an evening paper.
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Dustin Jonax
Thei
Dublin Evening Post
Ordova
Street
Dublin
Dublin Journal
Foreign Papers Hint at Monte Video Controversy
The Dublin Journal cites Courier reports from Buenos Ayres and Lisbon suggesting Portugal may resist delivering Monte Video to Spain. It argues Brazil seeks to secure independence for its revolted colonies, while Spain and Portugal wrestle over territorial claims and a potential treaty with Buenos Ayres.
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London
Buenos Ayres
Monte Video
Count de Pavishna
Paria
Spain
Portugal
Clirentele
Hronte
Chili
Peru
South America
Porrtgalt
Monte-Videan
Cre
Inquest at Red Lion and Ball on Mrs Date death
An inquisition held at Red Lion and Ball Holborn on Saturday found that Mrs Susannah Date a widow of 60 Red Lion Street died by the visitation of God. She possessed about £7000 in property at her death. The estate goes to the deceaseds nephew who lives near Congleton.
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Red Lion and Ball
Red Lion-street
Holborn
London
Susannah Date
Congleton
Naval Appointments and Recommissioning Details
The Pike schooner is reduced in establishment and recommissioned under Lieutenant Simon ia Leutenant Gabriel. Gabriel is assigned to the Spart Jeutenant, with Mr d Snape named Purser of the Spartan and Rodmell as Surgeon. White (2) becomes Master of the Spartan. Captain Robert Larkan of Gosport is named one of the Captains of Greenwich Hospital, succeeding the late Rutherford. Basson and Nias, Admiralty Midshipmen of the Queen Charlotte and Vengeur, are assigned to ships bound for a North west passage search.
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Jeutenant
Gabriel
D. Snape
Spartan
I Rodmell
White
Partan
Robert Larkan
Gosport
Greenwich Hospital
Rutherford
Hitetats
Basson and
Nias
Admiralty
Queen Charlotte
Vengeur
Funeral of Lieutenant Edmond Bailey in Hampstead
The funeral occurred after officers and friends gathered, with initial plans for burial at Wheat Sheaf near St Pancras and St Ann's in Soho, then altered by cousin Magrath to ensure interment in St. Ann's Burial Ground. The procession followed from Mr Chittenden's Greek Street home to Pancras and to Soho for the burial. Also noted: Russian dignitaries arrived at Brighton and visited Portsmouth before meeting with Prince Leopold, accompanied by high-ranking officials and Admiral Thirnborough.
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Bailey
Adams
England
S-Lane
Hampstead
St. Pancras Church-yard
Bedford
Fleetstreet
Magrath
Chittenden
Greek-Stréet
Soho
St. Ann’s
Pancras
Voroniecky
Count D'Ozarowsky
Brighton
Moscow
Alexander
Icvival
Prince Regent
Prince of
Saxe-Cobourg
Portamouth
Royal George
Prince Leopold
Kya
Sir Edward Thirnborough
K. C
Lord Howard
Effingham
George Grey
Burt
Retention of Third Territory Battles Rumors Rise
The text suggests a tense discussion over territories tied to Pacific relations and possible concessions to Brazil and Buerton Ayres. It notes a suspected fusion by the Portuguese Ambassador to deliver Montevideo and hints at a sudden Paris departure linked to this issue. The piece references a London Mail report and multiple political deliberations in Europe amid broader unrest.
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Monte- Vides
Spain
Paris
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