New Publications for Schools and Gentlemen
New pamphlets issued by J. Barlow at 76 Holton Street offer An Introduction to Geography and a comprehensive Survey of the Terrestrial Globe with history antiquities and topography, plus An Easy Introduction to Astronomy with mnemonic verses and a system of tables for chronology geometry and trigonometry by Patarcer Lynch.
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J. Barlow
Holton Street
Terraqueoun
Trehana
Barlow
Patarcer Lynch
Gael
Memorial from Kingston Merchants on Jamaica Trade 1817
A Kingston memorial on Jamaica trade requests naval convoy protection for British commerce with South America and the Spanish colonies. Merchants argue free intercourse via the Darien route boosted by Panamanian routes raises British manufacture consumption, but privateers and armed vessels threaten this trade. Kingston, July 19, 1817.
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Jamaica
Monoumbia Board of Council For Trade
Kingston
Pumacr Sanwera
United’ Kingdom
South America
Spain
Darien
Europe
Panama
Chile
Peru
Moxico
South Seas
Buenos Ayres
Chili
United States
Cape Horn
Gallican Liberties and Papal Authority in Medieval France
An overview from German papers on the Gallican Church's rights against Rome. It outlines four Gallican maxima: no temporal papal power, councils above the pope in spiritual matters, kingdom rules and church customs to stand firm, and papal infallibility only within churchly acceptance. Also notes a Moravian gold mine discovery with an engineer captain guiding district mapping.
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Cire Dusrin
Jovanny Orries
Count Blacas
Holy Chair
Rome
Itecif
Beamier
Innocent III
Moravinia
Sera
Te Mine
Gold In Apfecimens And Fire At Traixkircher
Reports describe gold found in apfecimens, leading to speculation on value and prices for grain after recent purchases by speculators. A fire near Traixkircher destroyed a purchaser’s store and three houses, amid concerns of arson. Adrianople news notes new governance talk, Pasha Dechelal’s residence, Albanian troops, and the Grand Vistiy Palace repairs. A July guard-house fire in Cuca-Capu caused many deaths among Armenians. The Kinya Bey was displaced and Juvsa Agidh Efendi named successor. Plague spreads in European quarters. Swedish general Cardell advances mortars, while iron artillery and new depot at Marienburg expand field capabilities. Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Christianstadt retain artillery regiments. various naval placements noted.
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Hungary
Traixkircher
Adrianople
Pasha Dechelal
Tsthermen
Dorn
Cuca-Capu
Tehes
Stockholm
Cardell
Ertain
Institut
Marienburg
Gothenburg
Christianstadt
Reitenden
Schonen
Marine Artillery
Carlscrona
Paris Papers Hint At Lyons Alarm And Austrian Alliances
London dispatches report Paris papers noting orders by telegraph to counter the Lyons regiments and a potential alarm there Mars Marmont is sent to supersede General Daniel. The Archduchess Caroline is affianced to Prince Maximilian of Saxony, with nuptials to follow. French funds and Boston papers are cited, while New York papers claim British American revenue cutter limits will ease mutual costs and tensions. Reports from Bristol to Leith praise manufacturing growth and improving finances.
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Paris
Lyons
Marabhal Marmont
Daniel
Spain
M. Garay
Madrid
Caroline
Austria
Maximilian
Saxony
Vienna
Boston
Baltimore
South America
United States
Jaxt
New York
Bristol
Birmingham
Manchester
Liverpool
Glasgow
Leith
Stock Exchange Bubble Brings Severe Deficit and Panic
A large defaulter tied to a so called Jewish intercut triggered a stock market alarm. Banks halted advances, markets feared a major depression as over 390,000 in stock moved out of the box on Wednesday and another 100,000 since. The House had offset the deficiency to prevent brokers from being ousted.
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Stock Exchange
Bankera
Bank Nor Stock Exchange
Trade and Empire The South American Link and Russian Threats
The writer warns England to recognize the benefit of the South American trade for the country and concerns over Spain’s exclusion policies and Russia’s covert aims under the Holy Alliance. It urges Britain to protect commerce with the revolted provinces and guard against hidden enemies preying on Trans Atlantic interests to prevent irreparable harm.
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England
Spain
Russia
Ferapina
Britain
Trans. Atlantic
Royal Guard trial and foreign news from London journals
The Dublin Journal relays London papers with updates on the Royal Guard of France conspiracy trial. Two condemned to death, one jailed, two acquitted after a frantic plot to kill the princes. Reports from Paris, Lyons, and Madrid cover strategic moves, trade threats, and naval actions affecting Mexico and Jamaica. Observations note Prussia’s Paris departure, potential war talk at the navy yard, and lingering Bonaparte loyalty among French supporters.
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Royal Guard of
France
Desbaus
Boursons
Duke of Racusa
Lyons
Prussia
Paris
Aix-la-Chapelle
Merchanta
Kingston
Jamaica
Board of Trade
Spain
South America
Darien
Pacific Ocean
Europe
United States
Duke of Vincenza
Caulincourt
Charleston
Washington
Navy Yard
National Intelligencer
Franklin
Carliz
Madrid
Vera Cruz
Mina
Mexico
Gibraltar
American Funda
Royal Guard
Asvas
Desbane
Chayeux
Nepven
Monsieur
Versailles
Desbuns
Duke de Reggio
Victorica
Enill
Honapace
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Merkant
ORF
Britain Street
Dublin
Th. Bouchong
Hynn
WINFS
Pelican Office
Lombard Street
Spring-fardens
Chering-cross
London
Abbey-street
Sackvlle-street
Dubin
Wm, Farran
Sunlife Assurance Company
Wame-street
Sny
Damenstreet
Whomas Raikis Newbery
Feinaiglean Day School
Rossmore House
Kildare-Street
CPHE
Feinaiztian Institution
Tuvwas Ferny
Mr Flynn
South Frederickstheer
Jones
Meoore-erret
Nelson
Pillar
West Indies
Crick
Holland
Jonge
Ar- Aiste
Munretreet
Nelson's Pillar
Solomon
Gilead
New Riverpont
M. Keene
N. Callwell
College-green
Napher , Son
B. Dugdale
Dame-street
Daytona
Yen
Soloman
Thun
Samad
Iereow
Treasury Billa
Senee Wide Street
Doo
Sire
Senee Exchange
Robert Webb
Stork
Lowery
James Street
the Dublin Journal
London Journals
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