Argueas and Antichristclaims in Hogan Letter Debate
In a Danville dated 1822 reply to Mr Hogan of Carlisle the writer challenges his defense of the pope of Rome and condemns papal power. He cites Rome’s sack by Alaric and the rise of papal authority, denying papal piety and asserting antiChrist symbolism for the pope, plus critiques indulgences and medieval kings’ support of Rome.
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Latest from England and Europe on War and Trade
Foreign dispatches from London and Paris report Turkish resistance at Jassy as Moldavia and Wallachia are debated. Austrian and English diplomats push for delay. Russian tariff sparks commercial concern. News from Smyrna notes Greek property embargo. fleets guard archipelago commerce. Paris notes 300 Russian wagons with ammunition moving toward Kingevnow.
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Unknown Greek Squadron News At Sea
The message reports we have no news of any Greek squadron after setting to sea. No details on vessel names or destinations are provided. The terse note emphasizes lack of updates from the fleet.
Political Turmoil Probed in Gibraltar and Murcia Reports
The March 8 Palladium notes editorials from the Centinel and Gibraltar papers as Cadiz remains unsettled. Mur hia experiences disruptions with bloodshed and ongoing ferment under a military commander.
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Wheat sales drive London corn market despite small supply
In London on June 21 the corn exchange reported light wheat supplies yet heavy sales at last week’s prices. Much of the inferior grain remained unsold at market close. Reports from Odessa note conciliatory Turkish ministerial moves after prior firmness, with Lord Strangford gaining influence and negotiations again deferred.
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Fatal Mistake in Ireland Kills Clergyman
A Dublin Morning Post report from Mallow on January 11 describes a tragic misidentification. Magistrate Rev J B Lowe and constable Law were shot by soldiers after a patrol mistook them for Whiteboys, Lowe dying instantly from five bullets while the constable remained wounded in hospital.
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Produce as payment for The Watchman at local office
Flax and wool may be received as payment for newspapers at the office. Wood or grain at market prices from Mile ton vicinity will be accepted from subscribers in Milton for payment of The Watchman. Subscribers may send produce in as 100N as convenient.
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Rag barter method saves readers newspaper costs
The Watchman editor accepts rags as payment for newspapers, offering as much value as the paper maker allows. A small routine by households could annually save enough rags to cover their print subscriptions.
Job War and Printing at the Watchman's Office
A concise report notes meticulous handling of printing tasks at the Watch man’s office. The piece highlights orderly execution across war related and general printing jobs with attention to efficiency.
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