Delayed visit of Lord Castlereagh to Dover and Cabinet meetings
The projected visit of Lord Castlereagh to Dover is delayed likely due to cabinet business. A Wednesday council sat two hours with Lords Castlereagh Liverpool Sidmouth and Canning among attendees. a second council followed at the Foreign Office with most ministers present. The Regent heard news from Carlton House after a prior audience with the Prince. The Bank of England reports abundant money and bankers borrowing freely at four percent. Defamissioners bought reduced annuities today, totaling about five million pounds in two installments, with current market prices noted.
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Lord Castlereagh
Dover Artic
Bern
Ant
Lord Cantle ®l
Earl of Liverpool
Vicount Sidnouth
Earl Iathuree
Mr. Canning
Earl of Liverston
Gil
Carlton Howes
Foreign Office
Weecome Sidwauth
English Goods Prices Rise After Frankfort Fair
Reports from Frankfort Oct 4 note English manufactured goods surge twenty percent in England and abroad. Woolen cloths, cottons, and colonial goods stay firm while brandy and spirits prices soar. Berlin imposes 30 percent import duty to aid domestic industry amid market turmoil. Stock Exchange settles smoothly after a volatile day with numerous names posted for delivery. Meanwhile Dublin’s Mise Byrne stars in The Haunted Tower at the Theatre, hailed for vocal range and stage presence.
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Frankfort
England
Hae Place
Gouda
Council of State
Berlin
Consol
Stock Exchange
Navy
Davertane Tueaton
Mise Byrne
Dublin
Adela
Miss Stephens
Miss Byrne
Misa Byrne
Cobit
Eleanor
Dowton
Cooke
Harley
Foreign Papers from Dublin and London Journal Topics
Dublin and London journals report on stock market mood driven by Spain Portugal and perceived Russia risks. Britain unlikely to risk war while Russia relies on British trade. German and Belgian buyers show preference for English goods, while Irish manufacture debate argues for cheaper import substitutes.
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London
Stock Exchange
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Great Britain
Europe
America
United Kingdom
St. James's
Usia
Britain
Louis Xviiii
Napoleon
Frankfort
Allgemeing Zeitung
Ceap
Ireland
England
Burdett and Notables Dine in Lyons City
Sir Francis Burdett returns from a tour in Ireland and dines at Lyons with Lord Cloncurry. Lady Morgan and Sir Charles Morgan join the party. A Morning Paper of Yeerords says a public dinner in this city will honor Sir Francis with the Duke of Leinster presiding.
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Francis Burdett
Ireland
Lyons
Lord Cloncurry
Lady Morgan
Sir Charles
Yeerordsy
Sir Francis
Duke of Leinster
Dublin police trap embezzler and accomplice aboard lodgings
In a Sunday seizure on Duke street two men named John Hardy alias Johnson and John Fisher alias Smith were captured with funds and goods intended for a trip to America. Hardy stands charged with embezzling bills of exchange including 261 British pounds, while Fisher faces an accomplice charge for forging and negotiating the bill. They were found with over 200 pounds in gold and dollars, clothes, and linen. They, with two women, were examined separately and committed to Newgate for Chesterton.
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Dublin
Duke-street
Manning
Thia
Townsend-street
John Hardy
Johnson
John Fisher
Smith
Jersey Howard
Stockport
Manchester
Twist Companies
Hollywell
Flintahire
Hardy
Fisher
America
Newgate
Death of Mr Curran celebrated Irish orator in Brompton
Iris reports the death of Mr Curran at Amelia Place Brompton after a long illness aged nearly 70. His children Capt Curran of the Navy, another son at the Irish Bar, and Mrs Taylor in London paid the last duties. Curran, Cork native, rose from obscurity to famed eloquence at the Bar and in Parliament, earned a silk gown under Duke of Portland, and held a pension of £3000 a year upon resigning in favor of Sir William MacMahon.
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Iris
Amelia Place
Brompton
Curran
Capt. Curran
Navy
Trish Bar
Teylor
London
Ireland
Amelia-place
Mr. Curran
Cork
Middleton
O'Dell
Duke of Portland
Duke of Bedford
Michael Smith
Death of Henry Erskine at Ammondell in 8th instant
The Hon Henry Erskine dies at his tent in Ammondell on the 8th instant. Longtime Dean of Faculty and leading figure of the Scottish Bar, he was raised by his peers for his talents and integrity. On the Whig return to office he became Lord Advocate of Scotland as his brother became Lord Chancellor of Great Britain.
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Henry Erskine
Ammondell
Scotland
Great Britain
Distress in naval dispatch cited by Cork Southern Reporter
The Cork Southern Reporter reports alarming naval intelligence about the Lyon ship of war returning from India with only two days of provisions. Captain Hall reached Bantry Bay and told Admiral Hattowell at Cove of extreme distress among crews and ships awaiting wine of provisions, leading to orders to dispatch vessels and alert Lloyds agents.
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Cork
Lyon
India
Bay of Bantry
Cafnain
Hall
Hattowell
Cove
Coss
Hallowell
Lloyds
Caprator Tal
Dubin
Window Tax Meeting Rejects Hawthorne Proposal
A Belfair parish meeting at the Church resolved to repeal the Window Tax amid support for a parliamentary petition. Mr Hawthorne’s letter defended reform, arguing for fairer taxation and relief, including potential extension of commutation to hearth taxes and careful valuation to avoid oppression.
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Belfair
Hawthorne
Debated Window Tax pledge amid Irish union finances
The text questions a public pledge by Mr Corry over the Window Tax, arguing no binding promise existed for repeal on peace. It reviews parliamentary records, the 1799 tax origin, and Union era budgets showing Ireland's revenues tied to united kingdom expenditures, challenging the alleged solemn pledge and its political utility.
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Aetain
Hillsborough
Mn Corry
West
House of Casavigny
Committee of Ways and Menny
England
Corry
Houre of Commons
United Kingdom
Ireland
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