Deserter writ refused by Philadelphia magistrate
A Philadelphia magistrate refused to issue a writ to apprehend a deserter from a British merchant vessel saying a foreign native lacks protection unless treaty stipulates. A Martinique vessel reports Guadaloupe plague devastates Point Petre residents and business. Canada crops appear strong per Montreal district report. Correspondents warned letters postponed to next issue.
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Philadelphia
Martinique
Point Petre
Guadaloupe
Star
Europe
America
Montreal
Quebec
Dublin Journal Bulletin Highlights Lord Lieutenant Health
The Phoenix Lodge bulletins show slow health improvement for Lord Lieutenant Earl Witwell after a severe attack. Reports from Nov 2 to Nov 4 note favorable fate, better nights, and steady progress, with public sentiment hopeful for in-person testimonials of virtue and public conduct.
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Phoenix Lodge
Earl Wit
Phanir Lodgs
Great Sovereigns seek liberty as Predicted in Foreign Affairs
The piece weighs the danger of Bourbon attempts to subjugate St Domingo and the risks to freedom from European powers. It cites Perion and Cartavorag in Haiti, and notes a London report that Britain may recognize Rio de la Plata as independent and favor Portuguese retention of its old status. It urges national good faith and restraint to prevent civil war and cruelty.
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St. Domingo
Priox
Perion
France
Cartavorag
London
South America
Congress of the United Provinces
Rio de la Plata
Spain
Robert Staples
Fete for Royal Netherlands Family and Leip s ic Battle Day Observed
The Brussels Papers report a city fete honoring the battle of Leipsic and the mutual oath of Senate and Citizens under the Constitutional Act. Diplomats and ministers attended as 40 Cossack and Russian dragoons arrived en route to France. Paris notes European liberal constitutional trends across Poland Tuscany and the Low Countries.
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Brussels
Netherlands
Leipsic
Free City
Diet
Corps Diplomatic
Our City
Bamberg
France
M. de Trott
Jerone Buonaparte
Westphalia
Hesse
Paris
Spain
House of Peers
North
Kingdom of
Poland
Low Countries
Wurttemberg
Norway
Sweden
Tuscany
Germany
Europe
Liberal principles clash with revolutionary ideas across Europe
The piece rails against anti liberal revolutionary theories while praising liberty rooted in law and justice. It quotes Hamburgh Papers items from Oct entries noting Sweden Norway coffee imports and Royal Hanover appointments, and reports on Munich botany prize, a Hanover officer escort, and Vienna lotteries with a girl’s lost ticket risking funds to the invalids.
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Europe
Stocknorm
Ith
Norway
Sweden
Royal Academy of Suenus
Munich
Linneus
Hanover
Duke of Cambridge
Frankeoat
Vienna
Sussenbrunn
Convictions at Cashel and Tanis Sessions
At Cashel sessions under the naurreci¢n Act Michael Fogarty and Thomas Lacy were convicted before Serjeant Jebb and 34 magistrates. Fogarty jailed for robbery attempt. several others acquitted. At Tanis sessions Michael Rochford and several others were convicted of assaults with varying punishments.
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Cashel
Jebb
Michael Fogarty
Thomas Lacy
Manus
Keedle
Halycross
Fouarty
Cork
William Lloyd
Thomas Roche
James Dawson
Michael Bannen
Tanis
Michael Rochford
Higgins
Prentice
Pat Kempsy
Jon Stevenson
Juha Hehir
Fashions for November Mourine Devas
Fashion notes describe November outfits with lace chemisettes rich embroidery and flounces. Elaborate muslin morning garments feature turbans of gathered fabric and bows. gauze and lace dresses pair with blond lace trims and jeweled accents. Accessories include amber silk bonnets and parasols. Parisian lemon shawls complete the ensemble.
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Everive
Dideruaa
Spencer
Paris Journals Hint at Haiti Restoring Ties with France
The Paris journals are cited as government influenced and a secret plan with Haiti's Christophe to restore France's link to Saint-Domingue is discussed. A Norwich assembly address supports constitutional monarchy and fiscal retrenchment, urging patience for recovery in commerce and agriculture amid disunion fears. European exchange rates and a lottery bid are noted.
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France
Paris
Isi
St. Domingo
Norwich
Amsterdam
Hamburgh
Leghorn
Mesers, Shewell, Hazard and Co
Bish and Co
Carroll, Richardson and Co
Sivewrighton Co
Paris Chamber Set to Meet November Fourth
Private letter from Paris notes the Chamber of Deputies will convene on November 4 and predicts M. Bellart as President. It argues ultras are under 70 seats, ministry allies around 67, with reformists and others totaling about 160 to 190. The British Ambassador hosted a royal party last night with princes in attendance.
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Paris
M. Bellart
Ultras
Chamber of Deputies
Jealousy in Drama From Venice to Afar in the Wrong
The piece discusses jealousy as a rich dramatic subject across tragedy and comedy, citing The Moor of Venice and Barnaby Bride. It argues jealousy inspires powerful acting and varied color, praising a school of wit and broad humor freed from obscenity.
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Venice
Barnaby Bride
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Dublin Journal
Lord Lieutenant
Axpneas
Republ Gan
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Sarvnoay
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