French Papers and Paris Return of the Prefects to the King
A Paris report notes the Municipal Body led by two Prefects presented to the King in the blue saloon as he passed, with the Prefect observing and the King replying that fathers take pleasure in a child’s felicitations. Other items include harvest yields rising, a Tarbes financier fined, papal grain export prohibition, Quinze Vingts blind musicians, and the French Academy prize topic. The Dijon court reports on General de Veux and associates with 95 witnesses over two days, with orderly proceedings and the Attorney General’s speech to come.
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Pansa
Spain
Algiers
Straits of Gibraltar
Paris
Manes
Jf Magee
Normandy
Tribunal of
Tarbes
Pope
Royal Hospital of
Dijon
de Veux
Mesers
Herypoux
Lejens
Rover
Asaize
M. Sthimbourg
Mademoiselle Tascher Divorce Case Seeks Nullity
In Paris the trial of Mademoiselle Stephanie Tascher and the Duke of Arembergh probes a marriage contracted under resistance with witnesses confirming her lack of consent. The court hints a verdict may be issued Thursday. A Royal Ordinance pursues recovery of state property and offers rewards for disclosures within set deadlines.
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Paris
Mademoiselle Staphanie Tancher
Arembergh
France
M. Tripier
Mademoiselle Tascher
Mademoiselle Stephanie Tascher
Bonaparte
Josephine
Mademoiselle Stephanie
Ghirde
Board of Registration and Domains
Life of Pouchy manuscript notice described by M Fouche
An inspection of the manuscript notice of the Life of Pouchy reveals the work prepared under M Fouche’s direct supervision. The document notes Demarteau as his private confidential secretary and hints at authorship details.
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Pouchy
Bry
M. Demarteau
Duke of Otranto and Fouche in the French Revolution
An illustrated sketch profiles the Duke of Otranto and Fouche, detailing their roles from the French Revolution through Buonaparte era. It notes Fouche urging Napoleon to focus on empire administration, and recounts Otranto’s steadfast stance against arbitrary power, exile, and eventual amid shifting governments.
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Cretary
Gerriery
Louis XIV
Sieyes
Carnot
Fouche
Youche
Nantes
Loire
M. Duriff
National Convention
Committee of Public Instruction
Condorcet
Duke of
Otranto
Napoleon
Tilsit
Spain
Buonaparte
Bayonne
France
Paris
Fortune
Walcheren
Ministry of the Interior
Police
Europe
Vienna
Rtome
Berthier
Aix
Provence
Bonaparte
Dresden
Illyria
Irish Stock Prices and Securities Report
Yesterday in Dublin the London exchange quoted Irish stock prices with rates across multiple securities. Listings include Bank of Ireland stock government debt bills canal and railway securities with varying percentages and quarter payments.
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Dublin
London
Price of Enough Stocks and Shares Reported
Fragmentary OCR shows irregular listings of stock names and prices, including percent reductions and bank stock references. The readable items suggest market movements and quotations though exact figures and entities are obscured.
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Alge
Matey
de Honda Fos
Tay Peer Rachequer
News from Dublin and Britain on war toll and trade
The Dublin Journal notes the Chester Mail with London News lacking new items. It reports on Army furloughs to aid harvest, planned cantonments, and financial strains from Allied campaigns. It discusses Britain’s trade dominance, Italian ruin, and Ireland’s agricultural distress due to English demand and corn prices.
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Chester Mail
London
Hampton
Duke of Wettiveren
Witc
Losger
Bologna
Italy
Germany
Vienna
Milan
Venice
Turih
Citica
Brugsela
Hamburgh
Bank of Hamburgh
Davoust
England May Face Hike in Butter Prices If Ireland Crops Fail
The article discusses potential butter shortages if Ireland’s crop yields fail and Britain exports influence the market. It notes Ireland and England depend on each other for dairy supply, with price impacts tied to imports, insurance costs, and changes in English consumption.
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Great Britain
Ireland
England
Britain
Holland
America
West Indies
Jane
Steam Packets to sail from Howth to Holy Head Friday
The advertisement shows the first Steam Vessel leaving Howth for Holy Head at 9 am Friday with many early signups. The writer notes steam vessels can operate safely in rough seas unlike ships under wind and water, predicting steam packets’ safety superiority will soon be proven and promises further discussion.
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Holyhead
Avner
Beggars Opera Closes Dublin Theatre Season
The Beggars Opera closed the season on Tuesday night for Miss Sternens. The packed house was honored by the Lord Lieutenant and Duchess of Dorset. Sternens is praised yet critics praise unevenly, while Dublin audiences are generous. The theatre may reopen soon under favorable circumstances. managers receive praise for last season's conduct.
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Beggars Opera
Miss Sternens
Cheal
Sand
Steam packets arrive at Howth Harbour amid crowds
Reports say the steam packets have reached the new Howth harbour amid poor weather and crowds flocking to view them. Expectations run high that they will soon be put on duty and that the expedition may realize a vast fortune from the lottery prize, though details remain uncertain. A Swiss paper notes numerous traditional measures and weights urging uniformity, while the Leith and Landon smack voyage to transport convicts to hulks has begun.
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Howth
Switzerland
Leith
Fragmentary OCR Notice Lacks Complete Details
Unclear readable text mentions an event but provides no names dates places or actions. The fragmentary lines limit further extraction and prevent reliable identification of involved parties or outcome.
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M. Fouche, Duke OF
Royal Canal Lown
Ballast Office
The
Dublin Journal
Theatre
Ander Asuistei
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