Military and market notices from the Gazette of 7th instant
The Gazette lists officer appointments and retirements in various regiments including Cap taincy promotions for Lieutenants Maddison and Strangwaye and transfers in the Cape Regiment and Royal Loyalist units. It also reports price ranges for staple grains in England and Wales from eight weeks’ quarters, with Wheat at 8s 49d and Oats at 2s 68d per bushel and oatmeal at 29s 4d per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
Liewtenant
Hamilton
Reyalncan Corps
Capuan
Clacv
Cape Regiment
R Synford
Purcha
Fawcett
Memanium
Maddison
Chime
J. Clua
England
Wales
Price Movements of Irish and English Securities
Market brief lists prices for Irish stocks including Grand Canal Loan and Royal Canal bonds, government debt, and canal stock. Also shows English securities like Consols and Do Deb with Government Security, plus bank stock prices and related debentures.
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Engli
Royal Canal
Ballane Office
Exmouth’s Victory Over the Algerines Sparks Continental Debate
The Dublin Journal notes Lord Exmouth’s decisive action at Algiers as the central topic in London papers. It argues Barbary forts should have been razed and barred from rebuilding, cites caution over treaties with pirates, and praises Britain’s naval prowess while contrasting French political turmoil and the Bourbon restoration with hopes for reform and press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Exmouth
Evening Star
Italy
Mediterranean
Exmourh
Britain
Algiers
Lord Exmourn
Lord Howt
Loss of His Majesty's brig Cameleon near Point Palmiras
Reports from Madras dated April 30 1816 announce the loss of the brig Cameleon under Captain Low with over half the crew drowned. The treasure value, upwards of a lac of pounds, sank with the vessel. General Ochterlony returns to Dinapore for the hot season. Advices from Macassar say British forces on Celebes defeated by Major Dalton after a five hour engagement. seven enemy chiefs killed or wounded, British losses few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Presidency
Captain Low
Point Palmiras
Low
Bengal
Challener
Oehterlony
Dinapore
Rungpore
Mostung
Nagree
Siccum
Loutta
Java
Macassar
Celebes
Bont
Dalton
French news of September Royal Ordinance joy spreads in Paris
Accounts from Paris report widespread joy at the Royal Ordinance of September 5 celebrating the constitution. Crowds embrace, factions lose hope, and loyalty to the crown is praised as the basis for future elections. Rumors swirl of the Dey of Algiers and Algerine slaves trade affecting English guarantees amid imperial intrigue.
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Caneur
Waquiey
Happines
France
Thie
Pari
Aspoutent
Hilt
Alurseilles
Famous
Algiers
Hat
Hay
Highparaiona
Reflections on Treaties and European Powers After Bombardment
After the Aspiers bombardment a writer questions whether all conditions are captured by Lord Exmouth. He argues a guaranteed execution may require surrender of fortifications or destruction of defenses. Reports discuss American pretensions and Congress acts, with Austria, England, Russia, and France involved.
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Aspiers
Naples
Margulis Cercello
Han
Netherlands
Couners
Duke of
Serita
Petersburgh
Minkory
Austria
Speneia
Alexandria
England
Russia
France
United States
Royal visits and Napoleonic notes from Outlands to St Helena
Duke of York and Kean arrive in town and prepare for performances at Edinburgh Theatre. Royal family hosts Princess Elizabeth for a ball with dignitaries. widespread thanks for fine weather. Reports from Somerset and Oxford show harvest progress and improved colonial markets. Keating's interview with Buonaparte at St Helena reveals his cautious, quiescent routine and possible mediation with Sir Hudson Lowe. Madame Bertrand mourns her husband’s death and asks to send a French servant abroad. A fire at Buonaparte's residence on St Helena is contained after spreading from the interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
Outlands
Brighton
Horse Guards
Kean
Separe
Thedinburgh Theatre
Wixonson
Elizabeth
Nobirty
Royal Blues
Tippoo Said
Earl and Countess of Harcourt
Bulkeley
Lord
Longford
Onslow
Banks
Baki
Freemanle
Somersetshire
Oxfordshire
Holland
Hamburgh
Acorn
Buonaparte
St. Helena
Bourbon
Keating
Huonaparte
Sir Hudson Lowe
Hudson
Sir Hudson
Madame Bertrand
Europe
Liba
Reflections and Resolutions cited by a patriotic reader
Literary intelligence notes a Dublin publication Reflections and Resolutions for the Gentlemen of Ireland. A benevolent patron of the nation approved its republication and added marginal notes. The contributor regrets not completing a full edition due to other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Lucky Oveident
Euuxuen
Dive Stove
Ireland
Notable Irish Benefactor Praised For Public Works
A tribute extols Tomas Pleasants for funding Meath Hospital, Dublin Society library, Botanic Garden lodges, and the Stove Tenren House. It lauds his humane support to industry and national welfare, including the Tenter-house improving woolen weaving and debtor relief for weavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peron
Joan
Sol
Samary Mappen
Tuomas Pleasayr
Roike
Meath Hospital
Dublin Society
Glassnevin
Europe
Earl of Meath
Dublin
Gamble
Joshua Paley
Thomas Parker
de Aystett
Troo
Ireland
Pleasants
Wilbertyree
Granville Sharpe
Clarkson
Pucasanta
Vinerivan
Kowery Preasants
James's River
Virginia
Lee
Suqul Sterling
Deland
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Lord Erromvont
Cape St. Vincent
Lord Duncan
Lord Neréon
Copenhagen
Trafalgar
Philled
Louis XVIII
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Marys- TY
Ferpinano
South America
East Indies
Tussaay, Ster
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