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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 16, 1818
Page
2
State of Opain and Spanish colonial hopes fade
The text argues Spain faces a deteriorating political crisis under a faltering government. Allied aid for colonies is unlikely, and Patriots may expel Spaniards across the Americas. Internal unrest, priestly influence, and ministerial purges compound financial and social instability as plans for reform falter.
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Ferdinand
Cadiz
Atlantic
Leon
Chadite
Niadrid
Ruhsele
Beth
Updersuth
Pendvann
Tite
MM. Fimay
Yat M. Garay
Canal of Aragon
War Department
Dacn
Br. Conga Arguedies
N. Garay
Gnandel Plang
Villariglom
Naka
Supreme Council of War
Lonnesftad Fortlavith
Pucker
Lacy Tanid
Trade and slave trade noted in Havana report
Dispatch from Havana notes ongoing traffic in enslaved people with Spanish and other nationals still transporting captives. A Havana account mentions a Spanish vessel bringing 48 enslaved Africans to the port, highlighting calls for universal laws prohibiting such practices.
France seeks long prolongation on war contributions
A Aix la Chapelle letter dated Bay Hat reports a conference of Mirttiters at Prince Hardenberg’s house. France wishes a considerable extension of the contribution period, with Prussia unlikely to grant cordial consent. Protocols of conferences were sent to Paris and London hours before the French consul’s arrival.
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Aix Les Chapelle
Prince Hardenberg
France
Girst
Prussia
Paris
London
Cousier
Bavaria Edict Reforms Nobles and Jews In New Diet Plan
A Bavarian edict under the King revamps constitutional provisions for Mhenish Bavaria. It declares inapplicable provisions on nobles, patrimonial jurisdiction, and Jews, aligning with local institutions. A revised Württemberg constitution prompts a Diet to be elected March 1 and seated under the new rules.
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Bavaria
Yat Province
Wurterberg
Royal visitors thread through Aix la Chapelle notes
A private letter from Aix la Chapelle reports Prince Blen? and other royals arriving by Tuesday, with expectations of ceremony or politics. The King of Russia, August’s mother dispatch, and Prussian Prince Reval attend. Portraits and artistic plans for Emperor of Austria and Prince Regent figures are discussed, including money and honors in the court circle.
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Aix.la.Chapelle
Duke of Ahgouleme
Mondby
Moilvis
Bolier
Sweden
Gustavaglas
Mademolshir Cremsep
Lord Wellington Lune
bin Tekel
Madame Catelaniy
Austria
London
Hardenbeng
Moatternien
Asoun
Vienna
Prince Schwarzaenorg
Macher
Plaial
Duck Suvereign
Scarcity of Money Across European Markets
The Continent faces a money shortage as payments on recent foreign loans absorb liquidity. Paris and Amsterdam funds show declines, with France and other cities suffering discounts. Reports note bank discount limits, high borrowing rates, and government-financed operations draining capital from trade and industry.
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Vienna
Antwerp
Vamburgh
Louduu
Spercoat
Moniteur
Hylladay
Paris
Atlib
Am- Merdham
Halland
Monty
Kreenthan
Hamburgh
Dublin Journal Announces Variety of Readable Articles
The Dublin Journal prints a range of articles and reviews with the Edinburgh Reviews analysis noted as unusually valuable. It highlights foreign intelligence and a masterly law report on King v Lord Kingsland, promising informative columns and ongoing public patronage.
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Kedinburgh
King v Lord Kingsland
Dublin Journal
Return of the Northern Expedition to unknown lands
The Jeabella and the Alexander have arrived at Brasaa Sound Lerwick with all crew safe. Captain Ross completed exploration of Baffin Bay and confirmed a passage between the Atlantic and Pacific through Davis Strait and Basin's Bay. They found Arctic inhabitants believed to be isolated, and noted language and living means. further discoveries may reveal whether Greenland is an island. The Pole expedition may be attempted again next season.
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Ross
Baflin'y Bay
Atlantic
Pacific
Davis’ Strait
Basin's Bay
Cape Walsingham
Davis
Resolution Island
Arctic
Captain Ross
Middleton
Greenland
America
Hudson's Bay Company
Pole
Kinoxird’y Pethieu
Meumir
Brergham
Earl Grey
Lord Billmouth
Witsio
Sadah
Rass
Bewnchawp
Wilson
Egypt
St. Helend
Warburgh
Morning Chronicle
Bonaparte
Prolonged Parliament Prorogued to December 29
Parliament was further prorogued by writ to December 29. The Lord Chancellor and Lord Harrowby sat in the House of Peers, with the Clerks and Messengers of the Commons present as representatives of the Commons.
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Lord Harrowby
House of Peers
Commons
Wheat Trade Opens Imports After Next Week
The aggregate average of Wheat that regulates the importation of foreign is for this week 50s to 83s. The best informed Corn Factors are of union that after next week the points will be open the importation of Wheat from all counties. - Courier of Friday.
Kilkenny Association Report Published Amid Controversy
The Kilkenny Association announces the Journal’s denial of a meeting report and defends its publication in the Dublin Journal. It cites Baker Caanicu as chair and notes Kilkenny Post and Carrick Monuag Post corroboration. The piece defends timely printing and condemns hostile reception for patriotic work.
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Kilkenny
Leister Journal
Tux Dusim
Caanicu
Dublin
Carrie Monuag
Taya
Sanger
Queen in Distressing Illness Faces Prolonged Suffering
Reports from Kew Palace detail the Queen's rapid decline starting Monday night with escalating coughing fits and unrestful breathing. By Tuesday she remained unconscious between paroxysms as physicians worked to ease her distress. the Prince Regent kept vigil, while Wednesday and Thursday brought further deterioration and little relief.
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Carltons House
H. Halford
F. Milman
Mr. Brande
Alter
Masdame
Mise Beckendorff
Royal Chamber
Ken Panare
Kew Palace
Yenorday
French settlement on the Texas and Lallemand’s plans
A letter from a Texan settler argues the Texas colony has no current intent against Mexico, while noting rumors spread to lure European adventurers. It covers Lallemand’s focus on organizing the colony, subscriptions for Champ d Angle, and details on the Texas settlement’s population and defenses. It also includes shipping and trade notes from the Moray Frith and Fraserburgh to Fort George, with fishery yields and market prices.
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Texas
Lallemand
Mexico
Europe
Bhushels
M. Duplantier
Himmself
Dusseldorf
Lallemund
Ute
Antwerp
Oliver
Lake
Latlamand
Rigaud
Lee
Bay
Lalleland
Lay Bey Ued
Neleibours
Fis
France
Champ d’Angle
Trinity River
Greshams Hotel
Sackville
Laap Bishur
Kikdara
Linday
Auite
Kosmar and I
Nathaniel Moore
Nev. L. Can
Anieratand
Morta
Moray Frith
Fraserburgh
Fort George
St Helena Books and Letters Boxed for Transport
The report describes a Lusitania captain delivering a box of books and letters destined for Longwood on Saint Helena. Government seizure follows, with officials citing the serious care and contact surrounding the package and its intended recipient. Additional lists of works accompany theLetters and authorial explanations are offered by the sender.
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Svlawattos
Bunsburte
Longwood
Wasj
M. Bertrand
Flanders
Madame Bertrand
St. Heleng
Ique Island
St. Helping
Pas
Brash
Lusitania
England
Thomas Read
H. Lowe
The Theatre’s Renovation and New Engagements
The Themise Royal theatre undergoes total rebuild inside with new design, blue velvet, and gold mouldings. Fronts of boxes to be richly decorated, theatre illuminated at great expense, and pit entrance improved for patrons. New performers announced including Miss Walateia, Mr Mongavery, Bir McCarthy, and others from Covent Garden, East London, Manchester, Edinburgh, and the English Opera.
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Covent Garden Theatre
Walateia
Mongavery
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