Approval Appointment And Royal Medals Exchange
The document notes a formal approval of appointment and mentions royal figures including the Lord Lieutenant, the Duke of Leinster, and a high official in a ceremonial context. It references the reception of Commemoration Medals and ongoing duties of ministers, emphasizing continued support from nobility for the crown’s actions. It also states a large quantity of second-hand plate used for a wheel, indicating corporate or estate provisioning context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieutenant
Duke of Leinster
West and Sons
Propertetara
Estelliaten
Anmarda
Lottery tickets and prizes advertised at College Green
The notice outlines prize money totals and selling tickets for a public lottery. It lists prices, terms, and selling locations at 28 College Green, James Browne, Joan Browne, A Kisnt, and R Webb on Dame Street. If the Friday date is missed, the second day applies, with no absent bidders allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Callwhle
College Green
James Browne
Crpalst
Joan Browns
Capel Street
Kisnt
R, Webb
Daine Aireet
War warnings and tremors from the East reach Dublin
Letters from Constantinople through August report Turkey conceding to Russia terms, yet late delivery delays Turkish response. Reports from Smyrna and Smyrna districts describe Turkish discipline and insurgent movements at Samos. Vienna and London notes warn that while Russia and Turkey posture, preparations for war escalate. General Yeaslavov and Russian forces strengthen frontier positions as plans pivot toward Warsaw and Laybach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Russia
St. Petersburgh
Baron Strowonorr
Suuachia
Samos
Smyrna
Odea
Conabantinople
Augburgh
Ideasa
Brody
Bowarahis
Wirranysrxin Lave Pat Themerlver
Mareh
Jussur Pacaa
Pruth
Lis
Pacha
Sedias
Vienna
Armig
Yeasavov
Laybach
St. Peterburgh
Odessa
Naquelagiu
Quemadihie
War rumors and Greco Turkish siege details abroad
A Vienna dispatch dated August 19 reports a Greek monastery siege near Statinia by 1,500 Turks led by a 1,000-man Bosnian chief. Greeks defend with muskets and fire, many killed, seven monks slain, Greeks retreat to Hozance. Odessa faces trade shifts as imperial aims threaten free port status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Statinia
Tercen
Martwmnon
Coar
Greaka
Didain
Bimpacua
St. Peterburgh
Odessa
Alexander
Tareste
Albania
Hania
Ataniie
Macedonia
Aramuts
Kiven
Saloniehi
Dardanelles
Salonichi
Mountaire
Boussars
Ave
Ohar
Frankfort Eny
St Petersburgh
Constantinople
Parkey
Austria
Russia
Wagern
Rhine
Bavaria
Sweden and Norway Nobility Dispute Settled by New Ruling
Norway's hereditary nobility ceases after current holders die and their heirs, but a new nobility is to be created. It will be inherited only by the eldest male descendants of the holders, with all children eligible to “get by.” The King reportedly acted under Holy Alliance communications, Paris journals note. Duke of Wellington had an audience with the King Friday and took leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Bernadotte
Sweden
Holy Alliance
Paris
Duke of Wellington
Portugal in Turmoil and Alliance Strains Reported
A Sta nche from Fal mouth cites Lisbon unrest as troops confront King Maria and Gen Herminoa amid a hostile mutter of Fora. Diplomatic rift widens with Austria Russia and Prussia as ambassadors depart, while reparations and cautions shape the crisis and future relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Lett
Lisbon
Herminoa
Terreiro Do Paco
Sepulvida
Portugal
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Lixbon
England
Battle near Calshoza and Venezuelan politics in 1820s
South America news details a decisive battle at Calshoza between Spanish royalists and Venezuelan independents on June 24, its outcome shaping influence in Venezuela and New Granada. It notes a clash between generals La Turre and Monanes after bailoul refuge in Puerto Caballo, hindering defense of a remaining strong place. It also reports General Botivan of Venezuela declining presidency of United Republic of Colombia due to tenure limits and duties, promising to resign if forced to stay. Capicer of Pisco: Col Millet led San Martin forces to capture Pisco, then held by 200 men. April 7 saw messengers depart Lima to meet San Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calshoza
Venezuela
New Chanada
Causa
la ‘Ture
Monanes
Puerto Caballo
Botivan
Congress
Cupula
United Republic of Columbia
Bo Livan
Colommbia
Santiaga
Hadaira
Millet
San Martin
Pisco
Lima
San Martio
The King at Powerscourt Delights Irish Ears
A Dublin era note hails King George the Fourth visiting Powerscourt on Monday. The Loverman’s gentle touch and his promise of a tomorrow letter pleased the monarch’s Irish audience. The piece lauds the king as misunderstood yet beloved, praising Providence for a blessed reign and public happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Fivaan
Powerscourt
Masesty
George the Fourth
bin Majesty
Roysby
Meetmag at Darcy's Society Meeting Declares King Letter Publication
A meeting of independent gentlemen at S Arcy's aims to publicize Viscount Sipmoura's letter to the Lord Lieutenant, dubbed the King's Letter, with the Triak Charter. The group plans broad distribution, hoping it becomes a teaching tool on loyalty and charity for Ireland's youth. Also discussed is a projected restoration of the Knights of Malta with talks of Corsica and sovereignty considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S’ Arcy’s
Sipmoura
Loxp
Ireland
Royal Squadron Observed Entering Royal Harbour At Dawn
At nine o clock this morning his Majesty was anchored in the royal harbour and later seen on the yacht reading newspapers. The wind shifted and observers note the fleet may have been called for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan Atil
Royal Harbour
Curragh Royal Meeting and Brazil News Summary
Royal visit at Curragh includes a gracious gift of a superb whip to the Duke of Leinster and a plan to sponsor a weight for age race with heavy weights for four-year-olds. Brazil's political shift attention as Lisbon papers recast the Rio de Janeiro revolution and a royal packet voyage departs with dignitaries amid town acknowledgments. An inquest into a soldier’s accidental death at Conyngham Road records a fatal incident. The Dublin market signals modest activity with oats and wheat values and an apothecary appointment for Thomas Nugent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curragh
Duke of Leinster
Captain Browne
Ranger
Mrr. Browne
Roland
Brazil
Lisbon
Rio de Janeiro
Hin
Conde Dos Arcos
Hne
Elis Hon
Belem
Bahia
Rio
Portugal
Europe
Marquis of Londonderry
Donaghades
Portpatrick
Earl of
Boninkillen
Hamerton
Johnston
Sadyd
Ryland
Sackvillest
Tus
Castlebar
Wicklow
Countess of Antrim
Col. Dulbeck
Gresham's
Harl of
Gosford
O’ Deirne
Sackville St
Royal Lourmary
Phornix Park
Arthur B. Mosse
Royal Inter Mary
Iris
Thomas Nugent
Merrion Row
Ireland
Nugent
Dublin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toblic
Heme
Folleer
Jaw Sen Ee
Ag Canilads
Linndon
Faulkner's
Dublin Journal
Roussa
Eanperor
Germany
Italy
THE
Baron Sturmen
Cortes
Baron Sturner
Tuabe
Baron Srunwen
South America
Capicer
the King
Brighton Herald
Darcy's
Order OF the Knights OF Malta
Aix la Ch Pelle
Corids
Order of Malta
Corsica
France
Knights of the Order
Mont Forward
Gealous
Promaty Ho Meon
Mr. Masb
Law Chamberlain
Ma Brent
Lord Steward’s
Inoruirig
Fengland
Royal Squadron
Hia Bone
Larness
Georgs North
Frederia
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