Public letter urges unity to defend liberty and economy rules
The text presents a passionate appeal by Buenos Aires authorities calling citizens to support liberty against perceived Portuguese and Spanish pressure. It urges public reliance on the government, collective militia service, and contributions from commerce to fund defense, while warning that failure could lead to slavery and collapse. It references loans, national debts, and comparisons to the United States as inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auiil Interpretatinne
Civia
Ourselver
Hare
Ont
Jong Singe
Commission of
Buenos Ayres
United States
North America
Krow
Francesco Antonio de Feca LaDa
Mibien Pe Irigoyen
Manuel Osavabu
Rio Janeira
River Plate
Spain
Brazil
French and South American news brief from London dispatches
Paris elections occupy public attention as Montene contains a Royal Ordinance on preserving naval woods dating back to ancient times. Buenos Aires reports indicate expedition plans from Rio de Janeiro via St Catherine's with emphasis on left bank occupation. Britain remains neutral in the United Provinces conflict. The Dutch Chamber of States General closes sessions with a note from Roel announcing a future meeting in Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Wenos Ayres
Rio Jo- Teno
St. Catherine's
Brazil
la Plata
Owever
Ane
Taciuman
Iaid
Great Britain
United Provinces
MOM Chamber
States General
Roel
Brus
Genoa Article Noted In Bamburgh Dispatch
A Mail from Bamburgh reports arrivals and references an article under the Genoa headline. The note indicates readers will see the piece titled Genoa with further discussion to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamburgh
Amburgh
Genoa
Paris Plot Report and London Civic Return in Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal summarizes London papers and Hamburg journals noting a Paris plot involving Marquis de Messey and arrests of workers in Rue Placide on the 7th. It cites King’s restored popularity and a cautious view of conspiracy, and reports London aldermen reelecting the Lord Mayor for another year amid debates on independence and precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Steam Packet Express
Paris
Marquis de Messey
Rue Placide
Bounsons
Europe
Our Correspondent W Reassured On Temper in Debate
We did not charge him with intemperance but warned against violent expressions. We value calm consideration and have published Craigausmann’s letter in praise, though we remain uncertain about the Viscount’s talents and principles. We would be glad to be corrected if proven mistaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craigausmann
Chateaubriand
France
Christ
M. Chateaubriand
Hopor
Chasgaubriand
Buvntfud
Toelisl
Gertnny
Lanecholie
Naulraye
Ford de Ceux
Wbore
Britannia Steam Packet Beats Rival Boats To Holyhead
The Steam Packet Britannia under Captain Roots left Howth at 11 pm Tuesday with E S E. In mid channel she passed the Spencer Packet and the Express Boat which had left the Pigeon House twelve hours earlier. Britannia arrived Holyhead ten hours before Spencer Packet and fourteen hours before Express Boat. Captain Skines’s Packet from Dublin arrived ten hours later. Britannia returned to Howth yesterday morning at 3 am after ten hours at sea. London papers arrived later at the Post Office, with delayed dispatches and earlier London Journal arrivals long in advance of Dublin offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Exmouth
Quebec
Montreal
Moxtaran
Marsham
Town
Upper Canada
Halifax
Robert Hall
Lakes
Dee Friate
Lloyd's
Malta
Genoa
Lloyd’s
Zante
Navatino
Britannia
Roots
Howth
Holyhead
Winh
E.S. E
Spencer Packet
Steg Express
Pigeon House
Skixnes
Dublin
Elolyhead
London
Duarty Jouna
Donleary
Election of the Lord Mayor of London (Historical Note)
The Court of Aldermen declares the present Lord Mayor duly elected for the ensuing year. A corrected poll count is cited with figures for C. Smith and others. Also mentions royal bulletins on King George’s health and various period news items from Warrington, Limerick, and Derry including steamship travel and cathedral repairs on Holy Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
H.C. Tombe
C. Smith
Parochial Meetings and Tax Debate Refuted
The author defends his stance on state taxes and government support, denouncing opposition as selfish and unpatriotic. He praises public leaders, condemns unreasoned critique, and asserts allegiance to the Constitution, warning against sedition while praising the Churchwardens’ actions.
Viscount Chateaubriand in Polish Portrait of a Patriot
A lengthy critique honors Viscount Chateaubriand as a refined French nobleman and defender of religion and liberty. The piece contrasts his principles with Jacobin cruelty and praises his courage in speaking truth, noting his literary genius and statesmanship.
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Trier
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Treasury
Grad Canal Ktock
Tees
Royal Canal
Par Katlant
Gee ' veTnMeEnt
Dreeg
Nanos Writ Street
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Eo Do
Fricke
Enolimm
Mospvay
the Dublin Journal
St. James's Palace
Ocr
Ave
Warraronn
Peattman
Tessum
Limerick
Barry
Creagh
Stean Boars
Daeray
Oor
Onr Quay
Mouville
Derry Journal
Cuin
St. Cuthber
Holy Island
Bet
Swadelicbh
Fault Zer's
Faerenen
Viscount Chateaubriand
Faulkner's Journal
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