Royalist and Patriot News From The Americas and Europe
Reports from the New York Gazette detail a sea disaster near La Guira with drownings and wrecks. British dispatches describe the Barcelona siege, Patriot casualties, and mass deaths. Updates note Junta actions, emigration to Mississippi lands, French unrest, and economic distress in France. Wellington arrives in London amid Derbyshire disturbances and arrests in London.
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Kroame
Fastingen
Haya
New York
New York Gazette
Harti
Golden Axe
la Guira
Barcelona
Ia Guira
Carrraccas
Bulivar
Soco
Soomes
Caraccas
Morales
Beathule
Vamingo
France
Cape Henry
Keng
Christophe
Washington
Simibechy
Mississippi
Lukanal
Pen Dichmes
Caroler de Sainten
Wink
Aoxannie
Russia
de Yaamarory Haeed
Peterspurgh
Persia
India
Chillia
Plate
Duke of Wellington
London
A .Tothan
Offerton
Derby
Walaall
Norioham
Rowp
Cewan
Leicester
Starja
South Wingfield
Derbyshire
Aneaday
Lei¢water
N. W
Cicar
Eastwood
Nottingham
14Th Hussars
Aris
Mr. Cloud
Lemengera
Nathaniel Conant
Titx Dublin Journal Expands to Twenty Sheets
The editors announce a larger format to twenty sheets and pledge independence from party bias. They credit public support since July 1816, vow fair reporting, and thank patrons for liberal patronage while promising further improvements to reassure readers of continued impartial coverage.
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Titz Dublin Journal
Caruana
Mr. Gisram
Tyne
Saconn Rervion Delivers Evening Post Office Update
A Saconn Rervion of this Paper updates readers on the latest timing for the Post Office to receive an Evening Print. The notice indicates the publication cadence aligns with daily editions and emphasizes prompt distribution to ensure timely delivery.
Dublin Journal Letter Urges Silence on Coburg Gardens Opening
A reader letter to the Dublin Journal condemns Coburg Gardens for Sunday openings, arguing it violates the Sabbath and endangers public morals. The correspondent, Fitzenin, praises the paper for moral advocacy and warns of harmful social effects while urging reflection on liberty, security, and societal conduct.
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Coburg Gardens
Dublin
Isa
Ynorals
Fitzenin
Obelisk Foundation Stone Lays in Phasnix Park
The foundation stone for a national Obelisk memorial to the Duke of Wellington was laid yesterday in Phasnix Park near the Battery by the Lord Lieutenant. The piece notes hopes for national pride and employment for the poor, and mentions Wellington’s arrival in Dover for the Waterloo Bridge ceremony, alongside reflections linked to Edward the Black Prince and King John. It also cites William Cobbetts plan to publish a prospectus and a letter defending his finances amid rumors of debts and legal threats.
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Duke of Wettindton
Phasnix Park
Duke of Wellington
Dover
Waterloo Bridge
Grace
Waterloo
Edward the
Black Prince
England
John
France
Metropolis
Savoy
Boston Advertiser
Wiliam Cdbbett
America
Lockhart
Inde
Future Literary Inc
Fertig
Mrs Bonorse Benefit at Crowntreet Theatre Tonight
Theatre note praises Mrs Bonorse benefit featuring The Gentle Shepherd a Scots pastural with songs of Scottish music. It highlights scarce dialect performers but credits Crowntreet Company for capable aid and anticipates a crowded audience. Also mentions Miss Kerey’s Monday benefit and expected strong patronage.
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Kerey
Dublin Castle Proclamation on Charity Contributions
The Lord Lieutenant authorizes county committees and associations to seek aid for distress caused by high provisions. He will review applications and may add to contributed funds as warranted, with the High Sheriff of Dublin County signing this notice through W. Gregory.
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Dublin Castle
W. Gregory
Yeomanry Reform Motion Brought to House Floor
In the House of Commons on Tuesday Mr Addington moved for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Volunteer Act. The measures would empower magistrates to grant Bitters to Yeomanry in riot suppression, permit half pay officers to hold Yeomanry commissions, and exempt Yeomanry from parish offices, aiming to aid domestic force with no public expense. Leave was granted. Sir William Geary later announced a reform bill for Parliament on the next occasion.
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House of Commons
Addington
William Geary
Baron Eben the German draughtsman turned envoy of Wellington
Baron Eben a German prisoner of war brought to Britain explains his rise from a private dragoon to major general through military drawing and service in Portugal. His work under the Prince Regent and in Carlton House helped modernize dragoon tactics and concentrate native Portuguese regiments for brigade with British troops. Eben later led native forces, raised regiments, and earned the Red House residence in Pall Mall before commanding in the Peninsula. A long excerpt follows describing his background and a June 12 1897 trade notice from the Privy Council.
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Lisbon
Baron Eben
Big Raupirs
Seland
Prince of Wales
Eben
Carlton House
Lubeck
Hanover
Sun
Pall- Mall
Huscars
10Th Hussars
Pall-muall
Red-house
M‘mahon
Portugal
Duke of Wellington
Lisnawe
Prince Regent
Carlton-houge
Fashionable world notes from Limerick to Dover travel
Lord and Lady Liorjore pass through Limerick en route to Arlantic Hotel Mictit Malhay. Marquis of tans tinwn arrives at Dover from the Continent and Earl of Guildford sails to Calais. Mr Kean’s benefit at Drury Lane yields sixty pounds amid distressing times. Marchioness Hertford hosts a gala at Hertford House with hundreds present including the Prince Regent. James Dormer dies near Warwick aged 87. Mr Kean tours Cheltenham, with Kemble and Mrs O Neill engaged for the theatre. Mrs Dickens reaches Milan for a professional tour on May 18.
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Liorjore
Limerick
Mictit Malhay
Marquis of Tanstinwn
Dover
Thurn
Earl of Guildford
Thuratsy
Calais
Kean
Drury-lane
Marchioness of
Hertford
Hertford-house
London
Prince Regent
James Dormer
Rathiaté
Unete
Lord Dormer
Warwick
Education of the Poor at Rotunda June 7 1817 Report
The annual meeting of the Society for promoting the Education of the Poor of Ireland at the Rotunda heard Roderick Cus... argue for printed report acceptance. He defended extending education to the poor, addressed objections about discontent, vice, religion, and ignorance, and cited Scotland as a model of progress through educated poor communities.
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Society For
Ireland
Rotunda
Lord de Visci
Chaix
Roderick Cusnor
Eny Arputae
Tabsidin Feder
Saya
Scotland
Scovard
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Behsett
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Royal Canal Loan
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Gov. Security
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Yormat
Turkey
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County of
Yeomanry
Board of Trade
Pernambuca
Babiy
Committee of Privy Council
Whitehall
Sia
Committee of Privy Council of ‘Trade
Brazil
Bahia
Pernambuco
Tam
Thomat Lach
W. Buckle, Ergue
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