Insolvent Debtors Petition and Public Notice in Ireland
John Michati M'Namara announces a petition to be discharged from custody under Insolvent Debtors Acts. He lists claimants and creditors including Mary Malone, Patrick Quonohan, and James Kelly, with hearing set for November at the Exchequer Court. Public notice of individuals and executors connected to inscriptions in Ennis, Mogher, and Liscanpor.
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Faekegeers
Ireland
Farament
Berther
John Michati
Bis ‘Irelersees
Digest
Ennis
William Kenny
Tumothy
Kennedy
Ennistymon
Edward Mellon
Findis
Jah Pamigen
Emerymon
Mary Malone
Widoly
Ronis Gteen
Michael Leacy
Yunis
Slay Quinn
Enadie
Patrick Anbar
Sun Publicae
Fotis
Patrick Quonohan
Bia
Menuecal
Bryan Heber
Thoman Gune Farmer
Mittowa
Matthew ‘Foynne
En Satyaoy
Terence Pardia
Satier
Jeohn Kinnane
Carpenter
Neagle
Mogher
Terence M'Ponagh
Thomas Leader
Lunia Juho Samara
Spafodge
Francis Collee
Liscanpor
Daniel Roughan
Decend
Bisheirs
U'benay D'Arcy
Gawler
Birchfield
Clapr
Namara
Kour Courte Matshalsea
Panay reports religious destruction and political tension
Dispatches recount partial burning of the Protestant church at Nismes and discuss ongoing conflicts. Letters from Algiers mention abolition of slavery and calls for prayers. Reports from Paris note public placards and local authorities acting as Harrowby and Canning arrive in town.
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Paris
Vallery-en-ceaux
Neufchate
Peer Harrowby
Mr. Canning
Electors Dissolve After Duke of Estiisac Election
The article notes the Electors withdrew after the Duke of Estiisac election. Kier geley had 88 votes while the College lacked a quorum. Le zot received 115 votes. Boucherolles 105. Ternau 95. Lapatarel 2. Deputies in the old Chamber numbered 44, with 16 remaining.
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Derantusytat
Oite—Denwocin
Estiisac
M. de Kiergeley
Eure Evreus
M. le
Zot
Lapatare
Gallepe
Annales Politiques
France
Constitutionaliats
Treaty of Peace with the Dey of Algiers Signed in 1816
The Netherlands and Algiers sign a renewed peace treaty by Admiral Van de Capellen and Omar Pacha. It affirms nonaggression, free trade regulation, and mutual protection for diplomats and worship. Public thanksgiving is ordered across churches for the peace and release of enslaved countrymen. The Prince of Waterloo will review Danish troops near Douay.
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Spain
Cty
Algiers
Nic Majeau
Tunis
Pripeli
Netherland Marine
Capelilen
Hague
William
Netherlands
Prince of
Orange Nassau
Grand Duke
O Liexenburg
Omar Pacha
Theodine Frederick Baron van de Capelen
Hiphnesses
Kingdom of
the Netherlande
Alpiers
van de Capellen
McOueld
Dey
Athair
Alw.c van Nagell
Alpines
Douay
Wirtemberg Distress and Constitutional Tension Reported
A dispatch from Wirtemberg notes severe distress as vintage fails and winter approaches. Citizens press for the ancient constitution while authorities face police actions and political divisions. The King may see provincial separation from unified territories as a possible outcome. Dutch papers dated Oct 10 report these developments.
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Cam
Baron Humbolt
Wirtemberg
Ff Fen
Bailliagea
Count of Waldeck
Rosacker
Great changes in Provincial Administration and fishing disputes abroad
Reports from Flanders and Antwerp describe potential reforms in imperial administration and key tensions over tax distribution. Swedish Norwegian limits on foreign fishing provoke Russian protests as crews fish along Lapland and Nordland coasts. A separate Antwerp incident involves a defamatory English poem targeting a tribunal president, prompting legal action and arrests.
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Sr. Pertraguren
Poland
Norway
Arskelagel
Norwegian
Lapland
Nordland
Sweden
St. Petersburgh
Remarkable vessel linked to Bonaparte voyage in Lübeck port
From Hamburgh Mail dated Sept 80 a vessel lies in port said to have carried Bonaparte to North America. Captain Gray commands it and shipowners of Lübeck own it. Other news span Mecklenburgh proclamation, Barbary piracy, Lallemand in Egypt, a deadly Warsaw accident to General Sokolniki, and various imperial seections.
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Hamoveron
Bonaparte
North America
France
Gray
Lubeck
Duke of Mecklenburgh
London
Mare
Barbary
Constantinop.e
Lallemand
Smyrna
Egypt
Savary
Jussuf Aga
Warsaw
Sokolniki
Sierakosski
Constantine
Sokolouki
United States
Petersburgh
Perumsavucu
Spirangky
Sate
Maginsky
Faravne
Pensa
Hloroneseh
Moseux
Othult
I Goa
Hoh
Colohe
Assembly of the States
Ciiiens
Be Yaning
Endl
Wwe
Desertions Among Former French Army Soldiers Not Widespread
The article argues that desertion in the English army is not as large as some journals claim. It notes that the deserters are mainly from soldiers who previously served in the French army and that reported figures are greatly exaggerated.
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French Armise
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