News from Paris and War Talks Amid European Tension
Ungraded paragraphing reports from Paris and Trieste describe ongoing diplomacy amid Greek uprisings and Turkish negotiations. Militaries, naval movements, and port quarantines are noted as Russia, Austria, and Britain weigh concessions, with peace seen as possible if securities are offered and major powers divide stipulations. International ships move through the Archipelago while Greek resistance persists and disease and heat affect civilian tolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narein
Rascha
Tivewr
Black Sea
Siroqonoff Ab Olesa
Moma
Britain and Portugal clash over trade and influence
The text notes Portugal rejecting British influence as England faces a policy shift. It mentions Lord Beresford's dismissal as a signal and the imposition of near total duties on British manufactures. The British ambassador lodged a remonstrance on the 24th, but the new ministry persists, with Portugal poised to mirror Spain by banning many goods.
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England
Portugal
Lord Beresford
Spain
Revenue trends show quarterly tax excesses and year end deficit
A fragmented 1821 revenue report notes increases in most excise duties for the last quarter and a yearly excess near half a million, with a net yearly decline of about 115,000 tied to post office revenue. It also cites October 1820 and 1819 quarters being stronger, and mentions general commerce concerns and miscel laneous deficiencies.
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Cauxea
Tero iv
Army reform bill could swap regiments for militia
Ministers seek to bring a bill to Parliament that would replace British regiments with a permanent militia, disbanding regular regiments after annual service and expanding volunteer roles. The plan aims to maintain 20,000 soldiers on foot while reducing regular troops and preserving power to call up forces in emergencies.
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Cone
Great Britain
Great Bri Mai
Ating
Exch
BUCO
Gono
The Ring En Preiglands and Union Critique
A letter in the New Monthly Magazine critiques Union influence and census results. It argues the city of Dublin shows growth after the Union, with parish and population increases surpassing the writer’s claims, and accuses the author of misreading political motives surrounding du Prelaud.
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Maazine
Legieluuion
Dub
Untun
Wreer
Advausiny
Agricultural Interest at Ballinasloe Fair Reflects Low Prices
The Ballinasloe fair showed brisk sales but at reduced prices with estimates from 30s to 40s per head and 3d to 4d per pound for offal. Merino ram stock and wool quality receive praise, and the piece urges expanding Merino breeding to boost Ireland’s wool market against England and Saxony, citing better prices for fine wool and potential savings in transport.
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Ballinasloe
Wothera
Thullinasloe
Nuwnay Ani Suaw
Mingland
Ireland
England
Saxony
Ereland
Markets Report From Warnarogo Grain Prices Decline
The Warnarogo market notes a steady fall in grain supplies and mixed wheat sales with most lots selling between 24s and 25s 6d per barrel. Flour and oats show slight shifts. butter remains steady while bacon and barley prices vary with quality. overall demand softens as wet weather affects saleability.
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Warnarogo
Ds. Ower
Vouth
Yester
Mitlers
Harley
Goa
Chonan
Theatre Royal opens season with revamped interior
The Theatre Royal announces season start Monday after repainting and ornamentation. Boxes and ceiling now salmon with gilt detailing, a new drop curtain by Mr. Pugh, and galleries widened and rearranged for comfort. New performers include Mrs. Bartley, Miss Brunton, and Mr. Moris. Stage management remains with Mr. Marren.
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Pugh
Afrs. Bartley
Saiith
Brunton
Mig. Moris
Marren Still
Violent clashes near Killeway stir County Kerry unrest
Report from Newcastle under Trent Percy patrols describes a large mounted group encountered near Killeway. Police fired, wounding one man. two more arrested and jailed by Godfrey Massy. Pursuit dispersed the fugitives, search for a missing body, and a fellow named Mullaty seized at Park House. County Kerry leaders condemn violence and urge passion for peace, urging restraint and obedience to law.
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Limerick
Newcastle
Trent
Percy
Killeway
Saaret
John Carnal
Kerry
Mullaty
Park House
Death of Aldermaty Warner Reported Evening
The obituary notes Aldermaty Warner died last night after an air outing and sudden illness. It reports community officials discussing local governance and a meeting led by Mr Grunt, with Mr Cirant elected head of the Michiediuas Heal Court and remarks on attendance and constitutional matters. The garbled text preserves names and county references from the period.
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Aldermaty
Warner
Charles Cirant
Michiediuas
Cirant
Hewald
Trveriees
Grunt
Terry
Skye
Hannayres
Bess
Praser
Torbegk
Botte Robt Hon Chateman
Revenue Report Shows Quarter Gain Despite Tax Adjustments
The Courier of Thiveday reports a detailed revenue statement for the quarter ending Yesternay. It notes higher income from consolidation and taxes, with an excess over the corresponding quarter last year, despite deductions and additional duties. The piece cites specific figures and compares October and November periods to demonstrate overall improvement in revenue.
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Ortoger
Uhoen
Consolidated Paul
L. Juas
Mithons
Dutton
Isss
Prise
Qetubor
Tse
Market Fluctuations Prompt Allied Financial Note
A volatile financial update describes ties among Punds Lovoos and Fatnay Niaur in a costly alliance. It notes limited total advance, with consuls for Ascount and Nov. 78 at modest rates, and Navy 5 percents moving and redemptions amid shifting annuities. October count-day near Tuesday signals possible stock purchases and bond activity. press at distress classes lists bank stocks and consols.
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Navy
Bistress - Bank «Tock
Ann
Protecting Duties Resolutions Sent to Dublin Chambers
A letter from Tuomas Lark to the Dublin chamber secretary requests copying protecting duties resolutions to the Commission of Inquiry on Ireland's public revenues. It urges direct representations from Irish manufacturers and notes the commission is presently considering the matter in Dublin.
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Chamber of Caummerce
Loris
Chamber of Commerce of Dublin
Commissioners of Inquiry
Ireland
Dublin
Lita
Tuosas Lark
Cuimesee
Datla
Improvement of Prisons Deserves Public Attention
Readers will find on our fourth page remarks on prisons that deserve attention. The abstract of points raised by Heeving are largely correct and essential for justice and for prison architecture. We have received a valuable practical work related to the country’s prisons and will present it to readers at the earliest opportunity.
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Vents Tium
Fou
Rerry
Taare
Grearly
Oder
Providence
Rose
Gani
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Fautlkners Dublin Journal
Eng
Torsign News
Trieste
Frettla Island
Tay
Udit
Paria
Priseioa
Palmia
Prenel
Rene Klan
Caralouia
Mediterranean
Fingon
Corton
TK Army
Powen Ahiresul
Hone
Hartey
SuiTolk
Moodiy
Theatre Royal
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