Paris and Europe News Roundup from August Reports
The Paria Papers talk of Princess of Wates leaving Rome and heading to Milan. Aug. reports cover Norwegian Council entry of Prince Oscar, harvest in Colmar, trade woes and Beaucaire fair failures, Paris homage to the King, warlike rumors, and a new Sardinian Concordat. Dispatches note plague in the African coast and Gibraltar quarantine, Mina's advances in Spain, and Mexican Royalist progress with Mina retreating near Tampico. New Orleans and Havana intelligence trifles stabilize regional anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Tune
Rome
Princess of Wates
Milan
Stockhnrm
Oscar
Norwegian Council
Peter Rutter
Colmar
Lesa
Mohrhausen
Monsterthal, &c
Frankfort
France
Beaucaire
Alsace
Paris
la Paix
Arlsbad
Prince de Metternich
Lamb
Sardinia
Holy See
Piedmont
Genoa
Lombardy
Savoy
Fance
Island
Arragon
Lisbon
Eben
Portugal
Europe
Bragila
Thornton
Iland
Minorca
New York
Havannah
St. Augustine
Sith
Africa
Amelia Island
Mina
New Orleans
Sota la Mision
New St. Andero
St. Andero
Aladrid
Mexico
Tampico
Gulph
Soto-de-la Marina
Markets and naval rumors from London and Buenos Ayres
Advices reach Boston from Buenos Ayres up to May 14. Regent privateer returns with prizes, including a Portuguese Indiaman. Buenos Ayriano reports Frija taken with 354 prisoners. Word of a Russia mediated treaty uniting maritime powers for Spanish colonies and a liberalized foreign trade regime. Stock prices and grain market noted with weak wheat trade. various bonds and lottery tickets listed. Stock, grain, and commodity prices shown, with exchanges between Dublin and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid Gazette
Mina‘a
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Prizs
Azores
Buenos Ayriano
Frija
Russia
Great Britain
London
Lord Cochrane
Lord Shoul
Roger O'Connor
Westminster
Navy
India
Coun
Poland
Rilo
Banke
Essesacca
Stack
Eeere
Treasury
Royal Canal
Annes
Cesnesaeres
Ballaot
Exchange
Dublin
Robert Webb
Dame-Street
Rumors of European Interference in South America
The Dublin Portsmouth and London's mail arrives late amid adverse winds with little political content in foreign papers. Rumors claim Russia may aid Ferdinand to expand control in Trans Atlantic Provinces, but the ministry is expected to oppose autocratic projects and warn that war would follow. The paper deems such reports groundless and driven by self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
London
South America
Russia
Ferdinand
Great Britain
Europe
Literary Gazette Accused of Deception Over Memoir Publication
A Dublin letter to the editor defends the Literary Gazette against charges of deception regarding a memoir of Professor Barther. It argues the memoir, dated July 2, was transmitted to publishers and also appeared in German papers on July 22 and 24, with the Gazette publishing it August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Journal
Sia
Literary Gazette
Weaver
Weanen
Barther
Corsurn
Beertngs
Cocecay
London
Gerwin
Dur Offe
Barritean
Tax Reform and Fiscal Policy Urged for the Nation
The letter argues the departure of Mr. Vansittart stems from political causes and urges replacing varied taxes with a single equitable tax. It urges balancing income and expenditure, expanding revenue from the general productive labor of citizens, and applying taxation to the total annual surplus each person can spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vansittart
Professors Barritean Article Published in Literary Gazette
A review notes that a German paper published the work first and that the Literary Gazette reprinted a manuscript. The writer expresses respect for the Gazette’s literary focus, praising its non political content and expanding circulation.
O Connor lodges charges against approvers at police office
Roger O Connor informs the public that information has been lodged before head office magistrates against approvers Owens and Wanino for water and constant perjury. They will face trial at the next commission of Oyer and Terminer at the Sessions House in Green-street, to sit in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O”onnor
Police
Owens
Wanino
Wraerut
Conaust Pensury
Oyer and Terminer
Sessions House
Green-street
Princess Charlotte
Prince Leopold
Marlborough-house
Pall-Mall
Ape of
Marborough
Court of Chancery
Charlotte
Coneland
Michaelmas
la Fourchette
Georg Hi Bart
Myr. Salmon
Miss Goodall
Don Giovani
Earl
Courtess of
Ryder
Royal Hibernian Hotel
Downson-street
Donaghadee
Portpatrick
Thomas Raffels
Java
Earl O'Neill
Sloan Hotel
Shane
Stewart
John Stewart
Loughgilly
County Armagh
Lord Byron
Newstead Albey
Nottinghamshire
Garraways
London
Princess
Cbttingen
Princesa of
Duke de Grammont
Gardes Des Corps
France
Drur Jane
Lord Byran
Diewad
Chrusie
Bishop
Kean
Covent Garden Opera
I. Dibden
Braham
Covengarden
T House
Typhus Fever Strikes Dundalk. Hospital Formed
Typhus fever has appeared in Dundalk and environs with two deaths, including a grocer and a pay-master. A committee and hospital are organized by leading residents and doctors Concannon and Gellichan provide free care. Cleanliness is enforced at the jail and officials report ongoing medical treatment and vaccination-like efforts. In separate items, the Morning Paper lists criminal cases involving sheep theft near Templepatrick and Whiteabbey with suspects Geddis and Sergison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundalk
Philip Smith
Grock
Forty-Third Regiment
Lord Jocelyn
Concannon
Gellichan
Horner
Woods
King’s Bench
Merton
Avartowe
Baron George
Joawnés
Carackfergus
W. H. Ferrar
Hugh Geddis
Francis Serpiaon
John Jones
Templepatrick
Sergison
Geddis
Whiteabbey
Magill
Princess of Wales in Rome and Milan trip amid Malta pamphlet
Private letter from Rome dated August 8 reports the Princess of Wales left Rome for Milan after a circulated pamphlet attacking Baron M Bergami, her equerry. It notes Bergami’s elevation by the princess and a 1816 Maltese cross dispute, plus various European royal and social items famed in London society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Princess of Wales
Milan
Maracco
Malta
Signore Barone B. Bergami
Londra
M. Bergan
Catonea
M. Bergami
Order of Matta
Busca
Bergami
Scotland
Rizzio
Prince of Peace
Madrid
Jamaica
Harriet
E. Melhado
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Literary Gazette Office
Porton
Roger O'Connor, Esq
Payne
Druryl Company
Italy
Holi
America
Madame Catalani
Tramezzania Curioni
Madame Bonini
Kilburn
Ilester Crozar
St. Andrew's Chad Holburn
Chelmsford
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