Fragmentary Historical Trade Notes and Prices
Fragmented OCR notes show various percentages, tariffs, and commodity prices with scattered names and places. Mentions include cent rates, coal prices per ton, and references to cities such as London Belfast and Workington. The text is garbled with repeated letters and unclear entities.
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The
Puritan Journak P. We
Jo Blake
Steck
Stack
Wade d.Urrihat
Sfril
Evernaves
Dulin
London
Belfast
Dalfencon Lubin
Warrehaven
Workington
Debates Rise Over Lord Castlereagh and Ireland Reform
Dublin letters on a weekend mail debate examine Lord Castlereagh’s role as Ireland secretary during the 1793 rebellion and his stance on union. The discussion questions constitutional limits on influencing parliamentary returns and critiques the current representation system and aristocratic power.
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Lord Castiingagi
Ireland
House of Commons
Cashereaah
Wexty Gnarran
Dublin
Wexford
Gary
Threxvince
Private letters reveal rescinded Orders in Council
Private letters from Holyhead Mail report that Orders in Council have been rescinded following communications from America. Countries under Boosaparry’s dominion will be in a state of bhichade while American trade with other nations continues unimpeded. A new blockade targets France and Holland ports, with Buonaparte controlled territories restricted, yet America granted open intercourse with the rest of the world. Lord Bathurst announced the move as kindness to America while enforcing stricter measures against rival powers.
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Holyhead
America
Boosaparry
Bhichade
Connell
Cannell Buarery
Bathurst
Hig Lordeship
France
Holland
Italy
Luly
Buonaparte
Russia
Denmark
Blockade Order Alters Trade Rules for Neutral Vessels
A new blockade order allows payment to vessels licensed to trade with interdicted ports while neutral ships may bring American produce to the United Kingdom from depots until August 16. After that date imports must use British or Irish bottoms. The arrangement reportedly received Mr. Pinckney’s approval.
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United Kingdom
Pinckney
Dublin Post Assembly elects High Sheriffs and Aldermen
The Dublin Post Assembly elected two High Sheriffs for the coming year Hickwan Kenaway and Thos Agsot after resignations. Eight gentlemen joined the Board of Aldermen including Edward Stanley and John Rogerson. A plan by Mr Cunran to create a Free School for daughters of reduced Freemen was studied with a committee appointed to report funding methods.
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Dublin
Williamsuvet
Hickwan Kenaway
Thos. Agsot
Esgrs
Board of Aldermen
R Eadward Stanley
Ir.c
JW. Fitzgerald
John Rogerson
James Stephens
James’ Riddal
Bever Buchanan
Charles Lilly
James King
Eow. Staxton
James Kropat, Esqis
Cunran
Portuguese forces exceed forty thousand near Lisbon says Ivis
Ivis cites letters from Lisbon claiming a 40 000 strong Portuguese native army and volunteers risking the capital, while Paris reports a French advance toward Portu gal from Badajoz on the 24th. The claim is contradicted by a Messenger to the Spanish Legation who found no French presence near Badajoz the day after.
Lord Archibald Hamilton Clears Lord Sligo on Defended Transactions
In a Tuesday night reply Lord Archibald Hamilton stated that he was convinced by Mr. Croker’s defense that Lord Sligo had no participation in the Reding transactions. He admitted an unintentional error in judgment and retracted earlier imputations, praising Lord Sligo’s cleared character.
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Marquis of
Sligo
Archibald Hamilton
Croker
Lord
Reding
Portuguese Vessel Run Ashore Near Braywater Tower
A Portuguese ship bound from the Brazils to Liverpool ran ashore under the Artellu Tower at Braywater’s mouth on Friday morning. The pilot on board believes he was entering Dublin Bay after Bray Head. The vessel lies on its side on the beach and efforts by troops and locals over the weekend aim to save a cargo of cotton wool cocoa and rice.
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Brazils
Liverpool
Braywater
Dungarvan
Ater
Bray-Head
Dublin Bay
New York
Derry
Belfast
America
Uist
Lisbon
Quebec
Thicknesse
Cove
Newfoundland
John Thoms Medlycott
Neal O'Donel
Mayo
Naval exploits and European war updates from 1809
Reports from Hamburgh and Paris outline Austria’s Archduke Charles directing forces in Bohemia and Upper Austria while Bavarian troops retreat toward Munich. Admiral Bertie’s fleet actions off Plymouth involve the Emerald frigate, The Theseus, and Cochrane’s daring explosion ship attack at Basque Roads with heavy French losses and a French squadron thwarted en route to Cadiz.
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London
Amburgh
Ansuia
Roterdatm
Bavaray
Charles
Llansburgh
Russia
Prince
Austria
Alexander
Buonaparte
Tere Iso
Russian Empire
Panis
Apain
Frankfort
Archduke Charles
Bohemia
Upper Austria
Archduke John
Carinthia
Carniola
Prince of
Neufchatel
Germany
Munich
Watserburg
Landshhutthich
Avri
Strasburgh
Lintz
Bataria
Bavaria
Napoleon
Srocxtiona
England
Major de la Grange
Gratien
Baltic
Sweden
Petersburgh
Copenhagen
Admiral Bertie
Colonel de la Grange
Paris
Mains
Plymouth
Penchop
Bisong
Andy
Pan Homs
Teward
Val Stopford
Ami
Neale
Basel
Basque Roads
Cochrane
Lord Cochrane
Desirei
Ville de Varsuine
Ferrol
Toulon
Cadiz
West Indies
Guadaloupe
Martinique
Reported Austrian Advance in Bavaria Doubtful
Dispatches cast doubt on a claim that Austrian forces reached sixteen miles into Bavaria with 8000 French. No immediate engagement was evident from latest army reports, though a clash between Austrian units and Bavarians might have occurred.
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Bavaria
Lord Gambier
Davison
Court of King’s Bench
Frere
Seville
Constantinople
Adair
Vienna
Austria
London
Knighthood Ceremony at the Queen's Palace
Yesterday at noon the King arrived from Windsor to the Queen's Palace and held a Chapter of the Bath in the Council Chamber. Lord Cochrane received Knighthood and kissed the King's hand. Generals Baird Spence Hope and Becks were introduced. the Duke of York and other Knights shook hands. Becks will receive the ribband by warrant due to his absence in the West Indies.
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Queen's Palace
Windsor
Order the Bath
Lord Cochrane
JD. Baird
Spence
Alexander Hope
Duke
York
Beckswith
Order
West Indies
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