Royal pageant and attendances at Cork and Bath visits
A crowded levee at Werborne House and extensive lists of nobility, clergy, and officials attend the ceremony. Reports cover royal movements, Bath waters for the Queen, Princess Charlotte’s accouchement, and arrivals at Pigeon House. Also noted are public health updates on fever cases and hospital reports in Cork.
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Talbot
St. Werburgh
Alter Cy
Sais
Duke of
Lelantért
Lordrimare
Vaidetour
RB. Waller
W. Bramer
Jude Mayne
Devon George
Generrs
the Provort
Serjeant
Jebh
Dogar Radcils
Gee Perals
Broworigg
Freeman
Livnyd
White
Fyers
Co~ Joness
Hanfield
Rogeta
Rost
Pelly
Sherlock
Beaty
Murray
Warner
Carey
M'Lane
Rumoey
Browne
Allen
Armatrong
Campbell
W. Johnaan
Clements
Longfield
French
Grogan
Huxwy
Owen
Duffy
Stewart
Colville
Row
Iter
Colbergen
Martey
Mitchell
Sirry Humphrys
Holmes
Bridges Sparrow
Drake
Guagh
Peeler
Thomas Capraina
Pasgerald
F. Campbell
Norton
Malvile
Francis
Pasley
Bailey
Sproule
R. N. Porth
Fitzgerall
E. Patterson
Hewit
Olver
Cox
Millar
Carmichael
Luogley
Ardeart
Tl’ Mesurier
Mischee
Hamilton
Bravers
Fitzgerald
Stanhope
E. Walter
Winson
Sibttorbe
Hirs
C. Vernon
Stevenson
W. Betham
Clayne
Cork
Raythoe
Clonfert
Ardagh
Meisra
Lindsay
G. Porter
Simpson
Burgh
Synge
Pp. Lemuan
C. Wobley
Rowley
Doctor Gumpens
B. Herbert
Burroughs
Streafield
J. White
Hinkeley
Woulff
Pollard
Herbert
M. Caner
Carew
Reynolds
R. Cane
Patrickson
W. Gore
Huda
Twigg
Moore
Cole
Boiseau
Canding
M'Carthy
Roe
G. Bouverie
Smith- Goff
R. Waller
Swiney
Jones
Broomfield
Eastwick
E. Harman
J. Hamilton
Donaghadee
Bath
Elizabeth
Windsor
Doutiget
Licheater
New Sydney Place
Charlotte Denny
Gerrard Noe
Charlotte
Commons
Justice Day
Belmount
Limerick
S. E. Rice
Bathnruddery
Erry
M‘nally
Burton
Curran
The
Rolls
London
Countess of Westmeath
Stratford
Place
Hatfield
Earl
Ireland
Marquis of Stigo
Clacos
Bond-street
Harwich
Mt. Beougham
Paria
England
M‘cready
Newcastle and Otter Theatres
Gland
Dhat Beutleavan
Tuscany
Marie 9
Saxony
Improvement of Trade Advances in Wages and Brisk Yorkshire Cloth
The accounts arriving from various parts of the country are cheering. Minnesota manufacturers have raised wages by six pence on the price. Trade in Yorkshire remains brisk in woollens and common cloth, especially the latter. All hands are now employed and the cloth is mainly for the Russian army.
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Minnwbstes
Yorkshire
London
The New Sovereigns and Bonaparte at Point Breeze
The article notes sovereigns may fetch a premium, with gold scarce and bank notes dated 1817 sought for cash. It also describes Joseph Bonaparte living at Point Breeze near Bordentown, adopting republican manners, entertaining locals, and improving his farm while wintering in Philadelphia.
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London
Oct
Joseph Bonaparte
Himelf
Point Breeze
Delaware
Bordentown
Philadelphia
Count de Servilliers
Henee
M. de Kautzow
Inquest Follows After Cork Murder by Dynan
Provincial intelligence reports a fatal shooting at Sunday's Well Road Cork in a dispute over a Norse property. William Peed was shot by Daniel Dynan after a confrontation. Dynan absconded and was later found, with an inquest returning a verdict of wilful murder. The body was reinterred after the inquiry. In Belfast, two men robbed Mrs. O Bri en at Bunker's Hill, taking ten pounds after-entry through a back door. In Limerick, a Kilmallock meeting urged government to station troops to quell disturbances in nearby ten parishes.
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Cork
Anether
Wiliam Peed
Egan
Cattycuippane
Henry Hardy
Robert Hewson
Dragoonn
Ddr
Hewson
Hardy
Dynan
Cork Advertiser
Belfast
Contested Cork County Election and Lyons Disturbance
The Southern Reporter notes Lord Bernard's resignation from the Cork county contest after reveal of a costly plan by Lord Shannon to influence the result. It describes Lyons disturbances feared as a public scare, a gens d armes shooting incident, and a murder trial. It also reports the death of Mr. Holman and the lightning strike fatalities at a theatre, linking Miss Latimer to Mrs. Holman.
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Cork
Lord Bernard
Earl of Shannon
England
Earlie
Bernard
Lord Shannon
Lyons
Pensu‘arme
Geos L'Armer
Gens-D'Arme
Houtman
New York
America
Holman
Dublin Parish Meeting Denounces Window Tax Scheme
A Kilkenny parish meeting chaired by Wm. Knaresboro directed seven gentlemen to draft a petition to Parliament for repeal of the Window Tax and related charges. In Dublin, a vestry discussed Hawthorne’s letter on replacing the tax with a rent based scheme, while adjourning to seek clarity from Hawthorne.
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St. John's
Kilkenny
Hawthorne
Wm. Knaresborn
Knaresboro
Richard Ryan
Kime
Humphry Minchin
Illa
Minchin
Dublin Parish
Ryan
Parish Vestry Clashes Over Convention Act Penalties
A vestry meeting ends in dispute as John Power and George Frederick Moulds clash with the chairman over adherence to the Convention Act. The chairman refuses to resign until adjournment and the vestry books remain with the Reverend as he claims custody after the meeting adjourns.
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John Power
George Frederick Moulds
Montague-street
Ryan
Regimental Inspections and Orders From British Garrisons
An Edinburgh report praises the 88th Regiment under Colonel Wallace for its discipline and cleanliness during half yearly field movements. Major General O Loughlin commends the 77th Regiment at Galway for improved field drill and mess conduct. Notices mention Captain Muse's ADC appointment at Cork, detachments from the 8th at Portumna, Royals marching to India, Waterloo prize money disbursement, and multiple inspections of various regiments at Gosport, Hilsea, and Southern Command.
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Rard
Brunsfield Links
Edinburgh
Dublin
Hope
Wallace
88Th
North Britain
G. H. B. Way
Cal
O'Loughlin
Tith
Garetin
Livarict
77Th Regiment
Bromhead
F. Muse
Gordon
Cork
O'Brien
8Th
Galway
Portumna
The
Royals
Enniskillen
Fermoy
India
Lord Howard
Gosport
Browne
Waterloo
Slat Regiment
Light Infantry
Rice
Royal Irish
Hilsea
Graves
William Bentinck
Speazia
Norfolk-street
London
Royal Artillery and Engineers
Bat
Krog
Lega
Calabrian Free Corps
Morrison
Royal Artillery
Soch
Portamouth
Malta
Saint Helena
Canterbury
21St Regiment
Royal Scots Fusileers
Stemach
Coventry
Dudley
Worcestershire
Convicts to Botany Bay from Newgate and Kilmainham
About nine o clock yesterday morning a guard escorted some thirty convicts by boat from Newgate to the docks at Wapping, bound for Cork. They will board the ship to Botany Bay. The male forgery case involving Mr White is noted, with his son previously transported. Female convicts from Newgate and Kilmainham remain to be sent.
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Newgate
Stingsend
Cork
Botany Bay
White
Kiluainham
Fortunate Escape as Boy Rescued from Liffey Water
On Sunday between one and two o clock a twelve year old boy William Molloy fell from the Liffey wall near Richmond Bridge into the river. He sank after a struggle as a crowd of about two hundred watched. A passing man named Robert Joud leaped in and saved the boy. He was taken to Adams’s chemist in Pottinger Street for care. Blond yesterday received One Guinea from the Humane Society for his brave rescue efforts.
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William Molloy
Liffey Wall
Richmond
Lurckily
The
Humane Society
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