New Packet Harbour at Howth Adopted for Mail Route
The Post Office announces that from July 1 packets will be stationed at Howth Packet Harbour and mails between Great Britain and Ireland will travel that route. The Receiver for British Letters closes at six. Post Masters General will test the change for a short period to gauge packet travel times and aim to extend the carry later if feasible.
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Howth
Great Britain
Ireland
Sire
Sbotyhead
Mtail
Conananid
Lees
Letter on Venezuelan War Strife and Morillo’s Campaign
A dispatched letter discusses the Venezuelan theater with Royalist and Independent forces, detailing Morillo’s losses at Calabozo and Puerto Cabello, including a reported regiment destroyed and many captured. It notes Morillo wounded, La Torre defeated at Ortez, Paez advancing on Valencia, and British subjects arriving to join the Independents.
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Cuennan
Arti Kry
Morillo
Calaboro
Harbacon
Calabice
Dutivar
Aragia
Valencian
Preto Abo
Puerto
Aragua
Holici
Calabozo
Morilla
Valencia
Caraccas
Villa de Cura
la Torre
Ortez
Leageres
Caraceas
Puer
la Guyra
Puerto Cabedio
Paez
Oretz Aarty
Umed
San Carlos
Ooyana
St. Thomas's
la Guayana
Puerto Cabello
Ortes
Montesideo
Artigas
Entre Lies
Umeinay
Parana
Spain
Hays
Buenos Ayres
Alia Sanal
South America
Caemeon
Moengels Card
Mile Ufneyenp
Che
Whitehead
Barbadas
Sambrrro
Peison Ie
Caracom
Momtana
Puertas
Iil
Uris
Arreal
Guayana
Comander de la Tours
Geral Parr
Ken Ried
St. Carlos
Barawo
St. Eustatin
Hving
Gavosa
Uroaocy River
Indian Town Falls to Jackson Army Near St. Marks
From a May edition the report states General Jackson's army reached Swroony 107 miles from St. Mark's on the 16th of last month. Indians fled with women and children to safety as about three hundred defenders held briefly. five were slain, others captured or believed dead crossing the river. Pursuit continued despite scarce provisions as corn and provisions dwindled.
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Jackson
Swroony
St. Mark's
Jackson’s Victory and Aftermath in Florida Campaign
A fragment from General Andrew Jackson’s report describes the seizure of St. Mark’s, Spanish posts, and captures of soldiers and Indians in the Florida theater. It notes contingents moving to Pensacola, prisoners taken, and a closing claim that the Indian war, for the moment, is terminated. the brigade is to Hartford for muster and discharge.
The Dublin Journal Report on Press and Theatre Trials
The Dublin Journal notes London and American papers, analyzes press freedom, discusses Jones v Camien and theatre mismanagement, and reports on South American affairs from Dani Viejo sources including Royalist and insurgent actions, with troop movements and battles across Barbadas and Valencia.
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Chester Mail
London
Quarterly Review
Gotpsmith
Lucien Bonranteé
Jones
General Election turmoil in Dublin County demands freeholders’ stand
The piece argues Dublin County freeholders must resist a secret confederacy seen to threaten electoral independence. It condemns a coalition among Hasreetons Desrrvites and Tacnors, urges unified opposition, and cites past coalitions that failed. It notes Drogheda and Tipperary campaigns and calls for independent candidates supported by voters.
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Counry
Duaris
Co'orel Waete
Dublin
Hawratoys
Domiirates
Tasos
Ireland
Junius
Fox
Norell
Hasreetons
Hinity-College
Montrow
Tipperary
Partin
Culumn
Westings
Myrin
Canta
Patrick
CG. Coorr
Sava Amd
Barry
Names and figures in a political appoint list
The document lists numerous individuals with titles and regions, naming generals, noblemen, MPs, and peers associated with various places and offices. It presents a formal roster of persons linked to royal or governmental functions across multiple locales and titles.
Marebs Battles Split Royalists Claim Gains
From the Gnondaga Register an item notes battles in Marebs between the 10th and 22nd of March, with Royalist gains and captures of cattle and baggage. Another report claims the arrival of 1000 or more troops at Le Guyen and a significant defeat of Mugilto’s army, plus descriptions of market conditions at Dintins Corn Market with limited goods and price declines.
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United States
Gnondaga Register
Atuany
Marebs
Ave Orwin
le Guyen
Mareh
St. Barthedenewa
Aciead
Caracean
Lagulra
Mugilto
Dintins
Dune
Talon
Mackey
Law Reports Involving Thacker Pervin and Carrick Libel Case
The report lists two distinct cases from the Dublin period featuring Alevender Thacker v James and Henry Pervin over an alleged anonymous partnership and a related action in the case LINK v Bond about a defamatory letter. It details verdicts, jury panels, and speeches outlining libel damages, with extended rhetoric on the plaintiff’s plight and the defendant’s conduct.
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Alevender Thacker
James
Henry Pervin
Assamail
Whaether
Daniel Rattigan
Link
Young
Bond
Imenev
Dunes
Corrick
Lord Norbury
John Duncan
Wai. Pickering
Richard Darling
Juvin Semple
Lyndon Holton
Thomas Browne
Samuel Maddeo
Hubert Armatrong
John Phibbs
Jobn Pepper
John Rensford
Keyre
Mr. Martley
Frederick Edward Jonesy
Theatre Royal
John Carrick
Carrick
Brederick Edward Jones
Serjeant
Joy
Jones
Theatre-Royal of
Dublin
Midanes
Mponyattien
Kearnett
Pwill
Deamsa
Fieviwood
He van Conkle
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Triderry Wil
Arbuthnot
Mark 'S Land
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Mpntosh
Ruben
Buwlegs Tinen
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Andrew Jackson
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the Dublin Journal
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Drogheda
Wallace
Treland
Constelle
Barhil
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New Romany
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Lichfeld
G. Anson
G. G. Vernon
Ponigfract
Lord Pellington
T. Healdaworth
Canterbury
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Lord
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Liskeard
Bingle
Elliott
Burkingham
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Newtown
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India
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Con. Frederick Gough
Peainstock
W. Russell
J. Russell
Heverly
J. Wharton
R. C. Burton
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Crawford
J. Alexander
New Sarum
Viscount
England
Worcester
Auberman
Mr. Wilson
WD. Gordon
Worthen
Col. Davie
Duis
W. Curtin
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Kideemai Tluippe
Mr. Wright
Athera Athine
Loehhart
Lord St. John
Barnstaple
Major Cartwright
Ommaney
Southwark
Lapen
Calvert
Thompson
R. Wilson
Han Gloucester
Babetay
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Jane
Berkeley
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Lord Binning
Basset
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Zip
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Burret
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W. Bunton
Bilis
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Chamberlayne
Courtenay
Newmag
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Liverpool
Canning Tre
Kenneruvy
Nmuffray
Ise Perring
HI Macauvey
Leo Huneywood
Corster
Jane Ine White
Mr. Hyerton
Evesham
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Iluworth
Coeneredl
Belgrave
Groevenur
Boughton Sa Sens
Preston
Chippenham
Horrucha
Milea
Ae Hurahy
Hlandford Ee
Compton
Tirimvets Ees
Sun
Hunston
Towawlaq
Crowley
W. Peel
Slade
Carnarcen Boronzh
Rew. Pagel
J. MN. Leigh
St. John Matdinny
G. Bankes
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Ws Bennett
Lynter
Murtbro
Brudewell
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Woodhouse
J. Nicholand J
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Poote
L Lester
J. Deot
Thetford - Lord
Fivaroy
B. Colborn
Sudbury
Alderman Heygate
Sud
Briuadburnt
Keth
J, Thyroe
Palmer
Keating
Gefover
C.F. Palmer
Kary
Earl of
Upton
J. Abercrombie
J. M Dustivan
Wight
Bo Rabion
Gippe
BR. M. Cas
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