PLOT OF RONOPA LETTERS ON EUROPEAN POLITICS
A Paris letter dated June 16 argues English ministers are blind to Western Europe's fate. It discusses Russia, Napoleon era hoaxes, and plans attributed to Alexander and Guzilla, suggesting a looming conflict tied to Turkey, Prussia, Egypt, and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypatr
Ronopa
Paris
Europa
Sea
England
Europe
Casttle- Peace
Porte
Constantinople
Turekey
Alexander
Napoleon
Che Foulogne Guzilla
Germany
Ori
Sweden
Gy Kare
Jake
Prussia
Italy
Egypt
Ludia
Negotiations on Norway’s Public Debt End in Stockholm
A Stockholm article dated June 14 reports London talks led by European powers on liquidating Norway’s public debt under Kiel Article 5 have concluded. The instrument drawn up by plenipotentiaries has arrived in Stockholm and is before the king for approval. The Swedish monarch left Stockholm on June 2 for a camp in Scania, as diplomatic activity among the envoys surged the day before.
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Sweden
Stockholm
London
Norway
Kiel
Scania
Proclamation from Achaguas denounces South American insurgents
A dated May 4 Curacao report carries a proclamation from Achaguas March 26 619 denouncing insurgent leaders in South America. It warns British officers against joining the independents and offers terms of safe passage or service to the loyalist cause. The document also records the New Granada independence act and a Cartagena governor’s address outlining the political shift and evacuation.
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Curacoa
Achaguas
Mendeg
Hove
Independenta
South America
England
Washington
Venerugia
Hue Momsters
Great
Bitain
Spain
Europe
Morillo
Vo Ucanete
St. Andrews
Contrecena
New Granada
Carthagena
Parton
Don Juan Boas
Meral
Citi- Bu Garcon MG Secor
Psembly
Carthagenn
Peliti
New Granwea
Jose Marin
Bats
America
New Firanada
Ciencial Graves
New Granada Independence Proclaimed at Cartagena
Proclamation and oath establishing a Republican government at Portobelo and Cartagena. Officials announce the island of St Andrew as free from Spanish rule and under New Granada authority. Detailing assurances for citizens, property, and strict penalties for theft. Major dispatches note Cádiz departures and cavalry armament for the expedition.
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New Granada
Maustrione Chigos
Ita
Warangue
M'‘Gregor
St. Andrew
Carthagena
Juan Ectas Lorgz
Guaecor M'Guecon
Joaquim Varcas
Biran
Juan Eotas Lopez
Sule Delaware
Ferdinand
South America
Jrons
Porto Bello
Juan Elalas Lopes
Joaquin VanGaAs Yuunga
Dutch East India Settlements Form New Government
Intelligence from the Dutch settlements in the East Indies reports that on the 16th the Government was installed under a new organization by Batavia commissioners. Supreme Power is held by four commissioners, justice is handled by tribunals in Batavia Samarang and Sourabaya, and commerce with Dutch possessions except the Moluccas is open to all nations.
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East Indias
January
Batavia
Samarang
Sourabaya
Dublin Corn Exchange Grain Prices and Market Notes
Dublin notes report small grain supply with steadier prices. Wheat good quality 45s-47s per quarter, oats 17s-18s, barley 19s 6d per bushel, oats continue demand at 14s 10d-19s 8d per hundredweight, whiskey steady at 11s 4d per gallon. Smithfield Market notes fat cattle and lambs with variable prices, calves 37-37s, pigs Wedd to 26s, general market activity dull.
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Dublin Corn Exchange
Praca-Qy
Smithfield Market
Otto
Dan UL
Fashion Notes Describe Barred Costumes and Accessories
The piece describes coastal fashion trends with mention of baron stage garments and attire worn by sea belles. It notes oversized petticoats and boots, carriage costumes, straw hats, and decorative belts. The language suggests a daylight snapshot of period dress and accessories.
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Pesrone Pasmions
Coreen Anglethie
Sear Belles
Scapadar
Laos
Quarterly Raven: Bristow and the American Review
The piece surveys Bristow’s America critique and a Likin translation on Grecian architecture. It reviews Gispoxne’s National Theology, Anen’s Journey in China, and Bowr peas Sileot rd. The article defends or challenges views on geography, religion, and travel narratives.
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Raven
Bristop
America
Bateren
Dublin Journal
Lickins
Pilrurius
Virnuvius
Homer
Ulysses
Ithaca
Willliam Gett
Gispoxne
Anen
China
Lord Amherst
Peking
Java
Apert
Span
Uae
New Church Rates Bill Provokes Parish Meeting Clash
A large meeting of St Audoen parish householders called to block a Bill from the Commons, chaired by T. E. Cooxson, passed resolutions urging postponement to next Session. Speakers denounced rapid passage, urged a Lords petition, and warned of clerical dominance and costly appeals.
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St. Audeon’s
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lessly Foster
T. E. Cooxson
O'Gorman
Munster
Connaught
Court of Exchequer
Leslie Foster
R. Opgorman
Ion
House of Couunons
Joan Oben
Uanianus
Meg Cookson
Wades
O'Mrien
Ma. Meade
Oo Williams
Mani
Goats
Me Minnett
Marciopan
Secon
Charca Kates
Peebles
Alesse Toad
eNead
Andy Sittin
le Phate
BrRo
Eben
Leslie
Pupua
Jess
Guinness
Wiliam Lyohs
Dward Birch
M.donell
John Brown
Eada
Earl of
Ireland
Sestry
Charles
Court of Exchéquer
McBird
Harvest Prospects Shine In Early Crops Across County
The Belfast Newsletter reports an unusually promising harvest with wheat oats and potatoes flourishing. Notable fields include a Townview Ballymacarrett wheat in the ear towering over five feet and a Dunmury wheat field. A rye field owned by Mr William Young of Drunho measured seven and a half feet in height.
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Tuan Gazelle
Townview
Ballymacarrett
Dunmury
Belfast
Wiliam Young
Drunho
Neiht
Fairs Attract Strong Attendance And High Prices
The Pair of Morlough fair drew heavy crowds today with stock in demand and wholesale prices notably high. A list of fairs for the coming week includes numerous towns across Ireland such as Callaghansmill Mayo Crebily Cork Leckcarrow Limerick Roscommon Leitrim Down Antrim Cork and many more.
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Morlough
Saeep
To. Roscommon
Monamuilen
Wexford
Newtownyore
Co. Leitrim
Templemore
Ipperary
Templetorhy
Co. Tipperary
Timtolin
Co. Kildare
Tobbercarry
Sligo
Trespay
Abbeyseale
Co Limerick
Ballinhassig
Co. Cork
Ballyhack
Weaford
Bearrigan
Meath
Shockcorry
Monaghan
Linahely
Co. Wicklow
Lubberscanavan
Shiga
Treaspay
Ballinahown
Westmeath
Baltinglas
Carnew
Sicklow
Castledergh
I 7-Rone
Clonbur
Galway
Donkanally
Donegal
Ballyhaunis
Mayo— Borris
Carlow
Crosskeys
Cavatt—Cross
Derry
Edygeworthstown
Longford—Kyonegad
Westmeath— Mahotan
Derry —May
Pyrone—Shircock
Cavan—Swinfurd
Mass
Dpimotoe
Unclear historical scene with dignitaries and theater crowds
A garbled report describes arrivals of the Marquis and Marchioness of Sige at Westport house and a popular theater attraction drawing large crowds. It mentions Colonel Bag M.P. arriving at Marvield from Frogland and various social events amid a chaotic, hard to read narration.
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Mathes
Abel Burton
Ciuader
Corre
Subay
Wold
Amd
Itera Vet Tas
Ikiers Weve
FG Holland Ee
Ecebort
Damier Ee
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James Hodall
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Peaton
Chiach
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Dda
Pune
Taney
Hyitt Awe
Ste Tuabiou
T Gotier Wittt Urat
Japan
Vatirely
Manco PoLo
Empire
Ross
Edinburgh Review
Captain Ross
Edinburgh
Saint Audeon’s Parish
Pripnant
Catherine’s
Lotietomanist
Ds. Vie Ten Glenn SS
Guineds
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