Dublin Fournal and London Journals Arrive with Foreign Papers
The Dublin Fournal notes Friday London journals arrive presenting a range of foreign papers including the Moniteur with official Congress documents. It comments on governance and public duties, suggesting leaders should balance rule with the people’s interests while hoping they learn to value timely law obedience.
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Moniteur
Ely
Vis
Bremen
Fonne
Bank Stach
Dutch Mail highlights from Hague and Hamburg extracts
Reports from Amsterdam and Hamburg outline market moves and prices amid a fluctuating commerce. Notes from St Petersburg and Milan reference military orders and frontier tensions, while Leonardo and New World sources discuss new patent and vessel innovations.
Patriots in South America Fund Proposal Sparks Interest
An 1820s report notes agents of the Confederated Governments of Venezuela and New Granada proposing a land grant scheme in exchange for a subscription. The plan foresees a $100,000 raised via 1000 shares with cash, acceptance, and a speculative bonus, offering land grants along riverbanks to attract investors amid unstable northern affairs.
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London
Veneavg
New Grenada
Imne
Association of friends of Ireland debated in Parliament
A Weekly Paper notes surprise at a proposed Association led by the Duke of Leinster the Earl of Charlemont and Lord Cloncurry to push petitions and form a political board for resisting future measures. The piece argues the association unnecessary risky and likely to become a mere debating club with turbulent demagogues.
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Riot at Aughnacloy Letter Calls for Inquiry
A reader letter discusses a riot at Aughnacloy, cautioning that the statements are unverified but circumstantial. It condemns the violence under British law and the free Constitution, urges a thorough impartial inquiry, and calls on local magistrates to perform their duty and ensure punishment for the guilty.
The Funds. London Thursday Evening
The funds remained steady and improving with Settling Day anxiety. Three lame ducks were declared early, two of them Jews. Failures on the Stock Exchange were limited, with total debts not exceeding 14 or 16 thousand pounds. only three had been declared by close of business.
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Stock Exchange
Contier
Liberty of the Press Debate at Aix-la-Chapelle
A translated fragment from the Lower Rhine notes ministerial talks at Aix-la-Chapelle on restricting press freedom in Europe. It records opinions of Castlereagh and Richelieu, cautions against broad rules, and cites Burke praising opposition while urging better information to curb political danger.
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I Peron
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the Warburg
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Cholera plague and Indian campaigns in Bengal
An exclusive extract from an April letter describes the cholera raging in Bengal Behar and Oude with hundreds dying daily. It notes Peishwa forces of about eighty thousand and a plan to subdue him as hot winds and rains arrive. The letter details a family’s tragedy in Lucknow and Calcutta, and mentions a bamboo clay-thatch method for cooling houses. It also advertises a plan for maintaining the Poet on the second page.
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Oude
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Execution of Mary Arthurton at Newgale Scaffold
The guilty Mary Arthurton was hanged at Newgale on Saturday after a long trial. Witnesses crowded the platform as she died with apparent contrition. The sheriff led a prayer as the crowd removed hats, and she signaled to address them before the final moment. The sheriff announced a related accusation about a Corporal in custody in a murder case.
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Murmur of a murder case and royal funeral notices
Mary Morphy was jailed on the murder charge after a drunken altercation at a public house in Churchy street. a Cordner's Jury returned a verdict of death by violent blows. In Pembroke Quay, Anitha Fraser is detained for possible watch theft from an army colonel. The article also describes the royal funeral arrangements for Queen Charlotte with a grand ceremonial procession and a list of attendants.
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Markets Report from Belfast and Towns
Market prices for barley, oats, potatoes, butter, beef, pork and bacon appear for Belfast, Tuam and Carlow with varied per unit rates in old currency. Bread price details and subscription costs also noted. entries reflect early 20th century Irish market quotations and consumer costs across regions.
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