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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 21, 1818

Page

1

The People in Society and Civil Order Debate

A dense early American prose piece argues that the term People spans rich and poor but is often misapplied to the lower classes while the higher orders exploit the laboring masses. It calls for a balance where justice binds all ranks, noting virtue and family ideals as essential to societal reform and warning against despotic control by the wealthy.

Péerlcipa Andy Sontemg WeBanis Pritien Ted Joseph Andrews Bix Barson Adams Browann Gopogkeren Berity Scorrb Vasile Diamonts Jurvisés Philasalphia Mnerica Fingwr Yiraok

London Gazette list of military promotions and appointments

From the London Gazette dated October 17 a long list of nominations promotions and appointments to high military orders and ranks is recorded. It names Sir Thomas Hislop Governor India Commander in Chief and Major Generals D Marshall and B Dowbin with numerous colonels and officers from Madras Bengal Bombay and other stations receiving honors and positions. The text preserves a formal government notice style with ceremonial titles and appointments to the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath and related honors.

India Vocesteres Thomas Hislop East Port Sirith East Scvt Orde Bath D. Marshall B- Dowbin T. Mary Bill Coatervies Matvas Edah J. Develou Ditto C. Ditto Selett Barvice Madras R. Gaben Bengal Mqowall D.A. G. BE Cel C. Bory Cte Servica Boabay Extas Bilshmest Artillery D. Hlaod Dusen Bate Mehmeat Liewt Col di Prosher Bombay V. Leta N. CQ Pecephanienes Oes Conway Sito A. C Col. W A. Molo Dito Allis Ak.aio H. Be Fi Fit Mabe Fy Mackense

Military Promotions and Exchanges in 210th Regiment

The document lists numerous promotions and exchanges within the Royal Military forces. Officers move between ranks and units, with Lieutenants elevated to Captain, Captains to majors, and various ensigns and lieutenants transferring from the Royal Military College and other attachments. Details include names like Montague Bargeyne and Edward, and references to regiments such as the 89th Leeann and 18th Dist. notes on resignations, appointments and postings.

Oreater Theta Weer Wyatt Wilio Baht Azsohd Leeann Montague Bargeyne Edit Pon Ibe Baia Liesteonit Mosiags Chimia Boyne Iettenael Edward Wreel Mort-paly Tiedtewadt Charlie Berkeley Baltepay Georges Richardsun Gegtieman Cadel William Francis Mariton Royal Miliary College Ar Parca Yas Ne Resistant-Sargeon Hugh Calnalis i Grove White Bredgrich Bervey Faijer Tribe Et A & Company Sana Rica Pest Sovesen

The Dublin Journal on Congress and Slave Trade Abolition

The Chester Mail brings London content noting the August Congress aims to focus on major issues including abolishing the slave trade. It discusses naval search rights during war, postwar neglect, and various proposed schemes to end trafficking, urging united action by rulers and nations.

Alarander Bonaranus Congress Paris Ava Leivure Germany Friends of Liberty Rejvice Pandol

Finances and the sinking fund amid tax policy debate

A crowded critique argues that maintaining and expanding the sinking fund through steady duties will speed debt repayment, while arguing for broader tax reductions to stimulate revenue. The piece urges government savings alongside measured tax cuts to lift national prosperity and avoid crippling public finance.

Occupation Debts and Troop Movements After 1618 Treaties

Under the 1618 treaties Fitinee would have owed 140,000,000 francs to Allied Powers with 14,000,000 remitted in consideration of 265,000,000 francs paid within nine months. Debts distribute among Russia England Austria Prussia and others. English troops to Calais. Hanoverian artillery and luggage embarked at Dunkirk. Russians route toward Poland. six English infantry regiments reportedly bound for their sector.

Fitinee Bonns France Russia England Ohara Baivaria Calamoo Ars Ateo Dunkirk Ar- Arango Germany Foland Paris Englin Todt

War In Peru and Spain Report On Lima Exile Plans

A late 19th century dispatch from Lima outlines tensions between Royalists and patriots, detailing Viceroyalty concerns, proposed prisoner exchanges after Maipo, and fears of rebellion spreading from Buenos Ayres. The piece discusses political maneuvering, potential peace terms, and the impact on Peru’s upper provinces as authorities anticipate a fall of Fore and a shift in colonial power.

London Fapein Somansaiomore Pattie Janna Toamis Viceroyalty Peru Hs Mumteltss” Hugy Cbilof Lihhablenats Lima Wicbroys Wolnation Vis Kleg Youstry Patriota Webe Panama Alkees Atey Rhation Berg al Judea Madrit Vicormo Maipo Boanop Ayres Ubill Haphaga Knamn Pera Bacass

Madrid cables discuss Spanish politics and King’s actions

Private communications from Madrid reveal confusion over Spain’s political climate and King’s stance. Reports describe tensions between church influence and state power, with speculation on possible measures, Mediterranean conflicts, and shifts in leadership as exiled figures return to influence policy.

Madrid Pinarto Garey Figuersé Besia London Esten Ioa Spain Figueroa Andra Pigarro Meyr Sen Paninh Viengs besla-Chapelis Mexico Andaluria Cay Gt Bt Roche Lee

Unclear Sports Stats Prompt Sparks Readout Jumble

Fragments describe stats, seating, and a chaotic tally related to a sports meet. Mentions of names, teams, and officials appear garbled, with references to administration, changes, and anticipated events. Readable content is minimal, yielding a vague record of sports activity and personnel.

Fragmentary text about French brides and court matters

Fragmented OCR text mentions French brides, government, Ghent, and various unclear names. The readable parts suggest a court or diplomatic discussion, with uncertain phrases about returnees and obligations. The item lacks coherent events or dates.

Rew Coinage of Crown Pieces at Bank of England

A fragmentary report notes a large distribution of crown pieces at the Bank of England on a Saturday amounting to 390,000 pieces. The text mentions claims, orderly handling, and careful execution, with reference to Kent Crown Pieces and an emphasis on safeguarding against errors.

Bank of England Abe Mat Kent

Fragmented OCR Note on Public Sale Establishment

The readable text references a sale at an establishment in Parage with lines about a rope and a date. It remains unclear and garbled but signals a public sale notice connected to an establishment and local terms.

Unclear OCR fragment hints at political violence and deaths

Fragmentary text mentions coastlines of the British North American region and a massacre. References to a trial, authority figures, and possible death notices appear, but most content is garbled, unreadable, or incomplete, leaving only hints of a historical incident involving violence and a death.

Allies seek advantage over Britain as Spain weighs system change

A fragmentary note discusses aligning with British allies and weighing whether altering a system would benefit or harm Spain. It mentions incidente of Chinese management and interest in securing advantage, with emphasis on whether a shift improves Spain's position.

Great Britain Spain

Tare English Funds Letter Fragments Describe Market Strain

Fragmentary letters discuss the impact of a radiation event on markets and food supplies. References to consuls, stock shortages, and price changes indicate economic disruption and government efforts to stabilize the economy and daily demand. The text notes reduced funds and altered payments as authorities move to adjust allocations.

Roy Ceat Qoshan Sock Bas Bisad Risial Manting Rosges

Imposition of Tea Tracing Lead to Revenue Probe

An unusual visit to a shop on Coal quay in Cony followed a sample presentation of Bouriona tea brought by Margaret Consell. Revenue Officer Eager conducted a strict search of the area, detaining Kennedy and Consett while investigations proceed into potentially illicit activities.

Cony Margaret Consell Oeraggr Coalquay Sowan Kennedy Ney-Lago Hous Consett Hennedy Eualody

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