Death of Pope Pius VII in Rome at age 81
Rome reports the death of Pope Pius VII on the 20th, at six in the morning. The successor is expected to be Cardinal Rado uph of Austria, a young figure whose rise could secure Austrian influence in Italy. Pius VII, born Barnaba Chiaramonti in Casena Romagna on August 14, 1742, became pope March 14, 1800, and died in the 82nd year of his life and 24th year of his pontificate. He faced Bonaparte, endured arrest, and opposed aggressive policies against the Church while seeking concord with France. The conclave will elect his successor, with Cardinals in Rome summoned to their duties.
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Rome
Rodouph
Austria
St. Pater
Apssurg
Italy
Barnabi Chiaramonti
Casena
Romagna
Pius VI
Valence
Chiaramonti
Pius VII
Sol
Pessio
Kni
Canova
College of Cardinals
Hercules Consalvi
Citta
France
Cardinal Caprara
Paris
Bonaparte
Fontainbleau
O’meara
Holy Father
Josephine
House of Austria
Ancona
Urbino
Maerta
Kingdom of Italy
Bochaparte
Fontaina
Cesena
Cardinal Consalvilnd J
Peremi
Panta
Monnay
X Ba College
Europe
Sens
Oulouse
Races at Curragh commence September meeting 1823
The Curragh races begin with the September meeting 1823. A Turf Club note from April 26, 1823 lists entries and stakes for yearling colts and fillies, including horses Straw and Pegasus lineage, Potsheen and Potheen connections, with mares and stallions noted and entries closed to untried sires.
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Turf Club
Witakes
al Mb
Beth
Blige
Harvest Prospects Improve Across Regions of England
Reports from Dublin to Connaught and Leinster indicate crops benefiting from recent mild weather, with late rains not harming grain quality. Wheat prices rise at Mark Lane as new growth outperforms old, while hay and flax show strong yields. Harvests begin in Kilkenny and Duplin areas, and observers note generally healthy, abundant crops nationwide despite some late-season delays.
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United Kingdom
St. Swithin
Ireland
England
Marklane
London
Duptin
Roebuck
Ermanagh
Enniskillen
Gatway
Connaught Journal
Kilkenny
Browstown Spa
Martin
Thomas Meany
Kildeary
Brownstown Spa
Wheeler
Mount Brilliant
Leinster Journal
Ewnoianp
London Paper
Army detachments disembark at Halifax and the Cape of Good Hope
Detachments from the 2d battalion of the 60th 7th and 1st foot that left Cowes on April 3 have landed at Halifax. Units from the 49th and 55th regiments that sailed from Cowes January 27 have arrived at the Cape of Good Hope. Viscount Beresfael has been appointed a Commissioner of the Royal Military College and the Royal Military Museum. The life lieutenant general Sir Hildebrand Oakes’s former duties at the Clothing Board and related bodies remain unfilled.
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60Th
Cowes
Halifax
Cape of Good Hope
Viscount Beresfael
G. C. Hl
Siruildebrand Oalges, Bart
Articles proposed by the Duke d Angouleme in Paris journals
The London Mail reports Paris Journals and the Pilote on Friday with 27 articles proposed to the King and Cortes. The Cortes reportedly adopted 20 but rejected the rest. Bourne enters Corunna after recognition of Moritto, four battalions left, Cadiz fleet ordered. Bogotá act on Columbian Loan disavows Zea while recognizing the debt.
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London
Paris
Duke d'Angouleme
Cortes
Moniteur
Bounke
Corunna
Moritto
Bourne
Cadiz
Jamaica
Chamber of Representatives
Bogota
Senate
M. Zea
British Funds and Consols Move on Saturday Trading
The account settlement in Consols occurred Thursday with no defaulter noted. Friday’s operations were light as new party purchases dominated. October Consols opened 83 and closed 83 with firmness and limited money stock. foreign funds rose slightly while Columbian Bonds caused market upheaval, falling from 69 to 484 and then to 50 amid rapid changes.
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France
Paris
Spain
Donnybrook Fair Riots and Equestrian Success
The Donnybrook Fair drew small morning crowds but Brown's Equestrian show drew large attendance at night with a Dublin season likely. A riot broke out between one and two a.m. injuring several, and one man died after head injuries. Hats, watches, and pocket items were stolen. police struggled to control the disturbance. Footage notes say charitable subscriptions allowed continued presence and thefts were investigated.
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Brown
Dublin
Donnybrook
Booth
Orders from Lord Justice to parishes in Ireland and local court notes
The Dublin Gazette reports orders from the Lord Wisatewint to several parishes to proceed under the late act. A Commission of Oyer and Terminer opened at the Sessions-house Green-street with Lord Norbury and Mr Justice Vandeleur presiding. Proclamations endorsed, grand jurors sworn, indictments read, and the court adjourned to Monday morning. A Cork coach accident at Leightin Brides injured several passengers, with Dublin drivers taking the returning mail to Carlow. Archbishops, visitiations, and nobility movements noted, including Mount Prospect visit by the Lord Chief Baron and the Earl and Countess of Liverpool leaving Oxford for Ponthill Abbey. A respite was granted in Cork for David Nagle, sentenced for arms taking from Dr Wood’s house at Coolrisk near Cork.
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Dublin
Wisatewint
Ireland
Green-street
Lord Nebury
Justice Vandeleur
Fond Viayor
Lord Norbury
Charce
Leightin
Dobby
Cullen
Carlow
Cashel
Killaloe Cathedral
Girace
Mount Prospect
Earl
Liverpool
Oxford
Ponthill Abbey
Cork
David Nagle
Dr Wood
Coolrisk
Fashion and Table-Calk and Travel Notices
Madame Catalani recovers her hoarseness and will perform tomorrow with Robin Adair and Rhode variations. Notables sail to Liverpool. Buxton crowds. Lord Lieutenant to present plate to Mr Johnston. Debates on theatre, opera, and poetry fill pages, with Margot aeronaut tale and Donnybrook fare.
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Meyrick Shaw
Gregory
Dublin Castle
England
Ireland
Duke of Devonshire
Buxton
H. Goulburn
M. P
Birmingham
F. J. Robinson
Countess of
Charles Gayface
Mr Vining
London
Ellen Courtly
Miss Love
Denmark
Cupid
Sir Charles Courtly
Charles
Sir Charles
Samuel Savoury
Mr Liston
E Nan
Cook
Savoury
Lord Byron
Genoa
Greece
Timothy Shelley
Merble
Mgr Leigh Hunt
Florence
Duke of Wellington
Ghent
Courtray
Duke of York
Charles Assill
Stockholm
M. Manoad
Champ de Mars
M. Margot
Villers-Coterets
Fleury
Margot
Trisa Beracher
Donnybrook Fair
Canal Viridge
St James's Church
Edward Allan
King’s Theatre
Mile Rosalbina de Munck
Carador
Baron de Munck
Shirley
Guittard
Ford
Agi
Return of the King of Naples to his dominions
Naples August 4. His Majesty arrived yesterday in port after a prosperous voyage with the Duke of Calabria and landed at Mononglio with the Duchess of Florida. The city welcomed the sovereign with boats, salutes, bells, and illumination. crowds gathered for the theatre San Carlos in celebration.
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Naples
Duke of Calabria
Mononglio
Florida
Risipetranes
His
Theatre San Carlos
Mr Owens system in Lanark presbytery record
Minute of the Presbytery of Lanark dated August 14 discusses examining Mr Owen’s accusations and the New Lanark project. It rebukes his “science of circumstances,” notes deception, and argues moral concerns, praising some regulations while condemning his plans and influence.
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Presbytery
Lanark
Presbaytery
Robert Owen
City of London
Owen
Edinburgh Star
England
Ge House of Commons
New Lanark
Ireland
David Dale
Godwin
Mr Owen
London
New Lanark Mills
Vitriol Attack In Overgate Leads To Jail Sentence
A woman who cohabited with a man in the Overgate lured her rival with a bottle of vitriol and attacked her, injuring her severely. Neighbors and medical staff intervened, the attacker was escorted to jail, and the case proceeded toward legal action. Meanwhile several letters and parcels were sent from Perth and surrounding areas, and over 300 children were confirmed in Westford Church by the Bishop of Leighlin.
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Overgate
Chambay
Staceten Perth
Lito Cron
Wallia
Hugh Macyil- Javriy
Mer Danean Mavhiy
Ardchyle
Isy Killeo
Perthstine
Westford
Leighlin
Pees
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Jenny Wren
the Army
British Funds
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