Cleansing Blankets and Carpets Ad Showcased by Archibald Telfer
Archibald Telfer and Co advertise a new cleaning establishment for blankets trousers carpets and table covers using improved machinery claimed to surpass existing methods. They offer cloth cleaning and repairing services with a unique technique, inviting applicants for positions on the city’s south side and promising liberal commissions.
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Archibald Telfer & CO
Thamas
Iliedt
Archibald
Telper
D& Companys
Bafartiory
Des Pers
Liberal Commission
Pando
Letler
A. Talper
GENERAL Post FORa. Old General Post Office closure notice
The Post for a general forum announces that all Official Business will cease at the Old General Post Office on Saturday evening April 4 and that on Monday morning at 10 o'clock, April 6, the Work of all Departments will commence at Backville-Treat. Receivers for Letters remain in the Yard. Postmasters General, Edward and Eses, Secretary.
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Otitn .Rr Hevalry Group
OLD General Post Office
Wortona
Backville-Etreat
Lelfera
Ne 'Y Cawma
Gentral
Edward & Lbes
Royal pardon prompts migration, Caracas trade revival
From Trinidade and New York reports, masses of émigrés return to Venezuela after royal pardon grants. Brisk rebuilding at Caracas and La Guira, trade with neutral colonies and Spain rebounds. American squadron advances on Amelia Island, capturing forts and prisoners as U.S. forces assert control.
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Cergy
Pardo
Industo Ae
Caraccas 5
la Guira
Porte Cabello
New York
Belfimbre Patriot
Havenagh
Joaquim Marques Y Donaljo
Mexico
Arigtes
Dve
Thorning
Amelia Island
Unite States
Prometheus
Aary
Barbone
Ors
Aury
New-York
Awolia Island
Brute
Aguiere
Nos Ayres
Commodore Aury Com- Jalna
Amoelia
St. Mary's
Wall
Havannal
J . Guavand
Venezuela
Battle descriptions from Venezuelan theater amid revolution
A lengthy dispatch details Zaraza and Monagas forces advancing toward Calabozo with 2800 cavalry and 800 infantry, plus 24 vessels for ammunition. It notes attacks on Calabozo, San Fernand and Apurite, dispatches losses and prisoners, and confirms Maracaibo rebellion, with Admiral Brion preparing for Gulf of Peru operations. The report praises discipline and hints at forthcoming major actions, while reporting heavy combat near Apamato and Calabozo and detailing brigade movements, casualties, and military morale.
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Ceverats Caden
Monagas
Zaraza
Calaboro
Amnmarty
Nutrias
Tro Oronoed
Castilio
Infante
Calabozo
Mattinas
Paez Lees
Apure
San Fernand
Apurite
Nattias
San Carlos
Suprementes
Father Matina
Sante Fe
Nonato Peres
Admiral Brion
Ehinfileta
Gulf of Peru
Bermrdes
Halal
Marino
Margarita
Bermudes
Port Spain
Guyana
Bolivar
Guayana
Guayans
Grevada
Sanyaah
Orinoco
Brion
Verazuela
Diego de Cabruti
Torres
Apamato
Ute
Guayang
Hogaza
la Torre
Calaboza
Amlie
Latantey
Zamora
Anaes
Urquiula
Briseno
Plaza
Briseng
Gutierres
Brisemo
Eemys
Freitas
Plasa
Hia
Diviplo
Urquiols
Zamors
Gabantes
Solonel Mar ‘Tines
Geperm Latorre
Assault on the enemy fort near St. Louis detailed
Dispatch from Col Joaquin Marqueay de Naulo reports a nighttime breach by artillery, an assault led by grenadiers, and the capture of 95 rebels. Prisoners include Colonel Pedro Rodriguez and Major Ignatio Balas. Six artillery pieces, munitions, and arms found. many enemy dead or wounded. Also notes stock prices and exchange figures.
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Joaquin Marqueay Donaulo
Hexicol
Anmike
Corpora
Thera
Ordena
Alobora
Calomo
Martinez
Guerrero
Marquez
Mexico
Don Ramon de la Madrid
St. Louis
Curtay da
Piedro Rodriguez
Ignatio Balas
Tst
Brava
Josquis Mariqueau Inwatuo
New Financial Plan Stirs Dublin Journal Reports
The Dublin Journal summarizes a Courier article on a proposed plan issuing debentures at a fixed rate convertible into stock after two to three years. Stock Notes would be issued against stock pledges, usable like bank notes for borrowing and repayment under the scheme.
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London Journaly
Courier of
South American Affairs and Regional Warfare Reports
The letters via Leeward Island Mail describe a Patriot defeat before Calabozo and a withdrawal to Angostura, while Independent accounts deny the loss. Reports note Buenos Aires and Belgrano advancing toward Patagonia and Chile, with Royalists facing potential clashes near Paria, and Portuguese moves at Colonia del Sacramento being contested.
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Leeward Island
St. Thomas’y
Trinidad
Patriotic Army
Bontvar
Calabozo
Angustura
Independent Party
Thomas
South America
Brazils
Europe
France New Plan Of Renance Budget Notes 1818
The Chamber of Deputies debates the 1818 budget with a clarified report from the Commission. Expenditure rises and the Civil List is trimmed by three million, while revenues in francs and sterling are detailed. the assembly hears warnings of insufficient ways and means and a looming budget shortfall. The stock market shows modest gains despite fiscal strain.
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France
Renance
Chamber of Deputies
Tle
Lst
Fiokince
Lmen
M. Roy
Port restrictions amid plague fears at Cadiz and Algiers
Letters from Spain via France suggest possible plague concerns affecting Gibraltar and the fort at Cadiz. The governor ordered stricter vessel precautions for arrivals from Algiers to prevent contagion, with limited contact to ships from that African coast. Cadiz reports no clear shipment orders despite Madrid’s restrictive stance, fueling merchant unease.
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Spain
France
Gibraltar
Fortrexa
Algiers
Shina
Cadiz
Porte
Madrid
Canada Imports and Exports Under New Quebec Duty
Reports from Quebec and Montreal in mid month detail Lower Canada debates on a proposed timber duty later dropped. Customs data compare 1817 to 1816 show total imports around 1,304,356 pounds with Halifax value 1,064,597 pounds, while exports rose to 770,642 pounds, up 290,640 from 1816, indicating stronger outward trade despite higher duties.
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Quebec
Montreal
J. Sherbroke
Lower Canada
Canada
Halifax
United States
United States Spain Great Britain tensions and trade notes
Long article reviews a Spanish ambassador statement criticizing the U S government over Miranda expeditions and privateers, with discussions of British colonial policies, American rights, and calls for reciprocal commerce. It covers new Orleans arrivals, Atlantic trade, and a Pennsylvania passenger limit bill. It also notes a U S coast survey for naval depots and proposes three naval arenas: Boston New York and Norfolk.
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Washington
United States
Republic
M. Onis Obaarven
Onis
Vevastea v. Taileyrand
Mexico
Miranda
Spain
Bonaparte
Ferdinand
Intista
Aux Cayes
Domingo
Aula
Petiou
New Orleans
New-York
National Intelligencer
Arines
Cams Witlee
Great Britain
Indiana
Newroy
Commerce and Manufactures
Newton
Legislatum of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Norfolk
Robber Threatens with Knife During Street Encounter
A man accosted a Gentleman and two Ladies on North Strane near the circular road. He demanded alms, drew a knife, and threatened to stab the party unless gold ware was handed over. The assailant fled after the watch was restored, due to ill-judged mercy. The same date reports poor business and prices steady except for oats, with adverse winds delaying Suffolk coast supplies.
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Strane
Limsrich
Suffolk
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