Bonaparte plots and prisoner reads comfort in adversity
The Dublin Journal reports on Bonaparte and the supposed plot explained by the Morning Chronicle. It notes how books and papers could convey secret messages and suggests the governor supply the prisoner with works for his comfort. It mentions Aix-la-Chapelle, St. Helena intelligence, and Lord Castlereagh as awaiting dispatches that could affect August Congress decisions.
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Morning Chronicle
Napoleon
Aix-las Chapelle
St. Helena
Lord Castlereagh
Arrest of General Gourgaud in London Stir Amid Napoleon Plot
London papers report General Gourgaud was arrested by warrant from the Secretary of State and his papers seized. Authorities say the arrest relates to dispatches from St Helena concerning a plot to liberate Napoleon. He resisted arrest and was taken for Privy Council examination.
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London
Gourgaud
Goursgaud
St. Helena
Bonaparte
Privy Council
Leytra
Napoleon
Congress of Aix la Chapelle Nearing End as Leaders Prepare
Paris papers report Lord Castlereagh has obtained passports and the sovereigns are expected to depart around the 15th, signaling a likely conclusion to the Aix-la-Chapelle Congress proceedings.
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Aix-la-Chapelle
Paris
Scarcity of Money Across Austrian Dominions
The Vienna Journals lament a great scarcity of silver across Austrian lands. They attribute it to major European government financial operations that absorbed capital and diverted funds from ordinary circulation. Taxation drains individuals to the public Treasury, then returns via servants, goods, and debt interests, moving money through many channels back to its origin.
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Vienna
Europe
Joana
Sweden and Denmark Adjustments at Aix la Chapelle Congress
The articles of the Aix la Chapelle treaty set Sweden's king to shoulder part of the public debt of the Danish Monarchy, allocated by Norway’s population and revenues. Commissioners on both sides failed to agree, and the Congress determines the amount, though it has not yet been published.
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Aixla-Chapelle
Sweden
Norway
The French Funds and Market Expectations
The French Funds stood at 69 fr 10 cts on Tuesday with little fluctuation as investors expect a rise. Private accounts note a strong belief in rising prices, while subscriptions for purchasing rentes have filled. Paris money scarcity prompts a London loan plan of 3 to 4 million pounds, and Allied Powers push to extend French public debt terms.
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Moniteur
Paris
London
Expedition From Cadiz Reveals Spanish Loan Process
Mutinous Cadiz troops lack clothing and mutter despair as the Cadiz government plans a loan of eighty million reals. The loan is parceled to maritime towns, with Cadiz allotted four million reals, then divided among merchants by wealth. Officials threaten penalties for delays, illustrating a strained Spanish financial method.
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Cadiz
South America
Alicant
Malaga
Barcelona
St. Andre
Bilyoa
Spain
Plan to organize Dublin mendicants by class and district
The Mendicity Association proposes a regimental plan to sort beggars by gender and class. Women would be divided into three groups single or able to labor with children able to labor and aged or infirm and unable to labor. Squads and divisions would operate in Hawkins Street Ash Street and Brunswick Street depots in Dublin.
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Dublin
Hawkins'a-street
Ashstreet
Brunawick-street
MAWKINS STREET DEPOT Mendicants organized for rationing
The plan divides Mendicants into squads of ten with Overseers and a Superintendent. A roll with numbers records attendance at mysters. Ten-squad groups feed divisions, then hundreds, with clerks coordinating ration and monetary disbursement. The system aims to speed service and curb fraud.
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Ist
Mawkins's Street Depot
Mysters
Army of Occupation and French Emancipation Reflections
A Nuremberg correspondent reports on the Austrian Army of Occupation marches 21,677 soldiers and 7,560 horses toward Fribourg while German papers discuss French joy at Allied departure. The piece weighs France’s emancipation as a stabilizing European factor, arguing German security is less threatened by a free France than by its oppression, and cautions over the continental balance.
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Sponeck
Fribourg
Brisgau
Nuremberg
Germany
France
Frankfort
Dr Little Clarifies Situation In New Tune
The note asserts Dr Little has again defined his position, promising broad satisfaction. The writers report arriving Thursday from Dublin after a professional event, and mention a lady from Cuunty, Tuan Garetic, in the narrative.
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Dr. Little
Thorsday
Dublin
Sys Cuunty
Tuan Garetic
The Orientales and the Artigas Bowles Treaty Doubt
The piece questions the existence and significance of a commercial treaty between General Artigas and Commodore Bowles, describes the Orientals and their territory from the sea to Corrientes, notes Monte Video in Portuguese hands, and portrays Artigas as protector of the people. It extols his leadership, sacrifices, and efforts to sustain freedom while detailing harsh soldier life and education efforts amid conflict with Portuguese aims.
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General Artigas
Commodore Bowles
Great Britain
South America
Corrientes
Paysandu
Conception del Uruguay
Gualeguay
Gualeguaychu
Parana
Don Jose
Daves
Elis
Natal
English Funds Report From Saturday Letter
A private letter from Loudin notes the state of the funds last week. The actual increase in the public funds was less than one percent, with Cony nnia and Acconat values fluctuating and closing at 77 J, 704 for three per cents and 775 for Acconat. Consols for January stand at 754. English travelers and visitors in Switzerland contributed 13.56 to aid victims of the Lower Valuls flood.
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Loudin
Het
Aun
Switzertland
The Queen's Condition and Progress Overnight
The Queen has shown partial relief from ankle swelling and water effusion, with no puncture complications. By Thursday night her symptoms subsided, and she rested well into Friday with no relapse. Saturday bulletin updates note continued rest and improved sleep, with her condition described as stable in the early morning report.
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Kew
Her Majesty
F. Milane
Toye Chamber
Henry Halford
Windsor
Wea
Miss Stephens Performs For Charity In City Theatre
Miss Stephens offers a charity performance in the city theatre after four concerts, promising profits to a mendicity institution. The patentee objects to her actions yet the public supports her benefit as attendance grows and the season nears its peak.
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Ation
Miss Stephead
Abe
Friends of the Firec
Auk
Mendicity Institution
Convineadt
Mendicity Association Receives Hundred-Pound Subscription
The Earl of Pestanoxe has generously contributed 100 pounds to the funds of this charity association, boosting its efforts.
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Mendicity Association
Earl of Pestanoxe
Dublin Corn Exchange Markets and Local Notices Nov 18
The report covers wheat prices and grain demand at the Dublin Corn Exchange, noting a weak market for oats and barley, scarce malting qualities, and a dull oat demand. It includes a Stafford Meeting purse race controversy, a shocking infant injury in Irishtown, Paris gossip on General Sarrazin, a gold watch robbery in South Circular Road, Westminster election chatter, a formal response from Sir F Barrett, and bankruptcy notices in Cork.
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Dublin
Lord Rossmore
Irishtown
Limerick
Sarrazin
Xhe
Pari
M'Kenazie
Mart Grimwood
New Street
Kent
West Minster
F. Barrett
Wests Minuter
Romilly
Geaclemen
Wentinaater
Jovonid
Westuaster
Burdett
Printed for the Proprimians of their Office in Dublin
An OCR fragment from a Dublin office page advertises annual subscriptions and miscellaneous items. The text lists prices and stamps, mentioning Parliament Street, and appears as an early periodical or promotional notice with unclear spacing and typographical errors.
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Fuuy
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