Dublin celebrates arrival with royal entries and public dinners
Dublin crowds greet the Marquis of Londonderry as royal preparations unfold. public entry plans are discussed, a grand dinner is organized at the Corn Exchange, and churches fly royal standards while streets display banners amid mixed public sentiment.
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Marquis of Londonderry
Dunleary
St. Werburgh’ S
Neibopel
Dustin
Dublin
Alderman Smith
B. Bloomfield
Corn Exchange
Benjamin Bloomfield
Corn Exchange Tavern
General Committee of Deputies
Londonderry
Phoenix Park
Christ’s Church
Bank of Ireland
Mansion House
Knights of St. Patrick
St. Patrick's Hall
Curragh
Noor
Grant
Dublin Castle
Marquis of
Ireland
Palace
Willis
Harmonic
Egan
M. Bochsa
Kingal
Comey
England
Morning Chronicle
United States of North America
Chronicle
Charles Lane
Satter
Treasury
Earl of Liverroot
Milton Abbey
Countess Fitzwilliam
Holderness
Fleet News. Ships Arrive and Depart Aug 16
Draf and Hanton arrived from Pernambuco and Jamaica sailing for the River. Scaleby Castle remains for China. Magnet bound for Sierra Leone. John Howard for Quebec. Henrietta and John to New South Shetland. Lavinia sailed to Hamburgh. Leicester packet arrives from Holland. Lady Wellington from Havannah and Richard from Havre. Martin and Rose sail to Spithead. Sir Francis Baring to the Westward. Sir Francis Baring bound for Valparaiso docked due to a leak.
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Draf
Hargwicu
Ava
Leicester Packet
Holland
Portsmouth
Aus
Wind W
Lady Wellington
Havannah
Richard
Havre
His
Martin and
Rose
Spithead
Sir Francis Baring
Wishart
Cowes
Sir Francis Baring, Wishart
London
Valparaiso
Fishery Reports from Hull and London Fleet Lists
Inshore fishery ships arrive with mixed catches and tonnage reports. The Everth from Greenland and Perseverance from Greenland report several fish and tun totals at Ava and port entries, followed by July consignments from numerous vessels including Abel, Cicero, Dordon, Everthorpe, Gardiner, Harmony, Laurel, Manchester, Mercury, Neptune, Rachael and Ann, Trafalgar, Unity, Truelove, Walkin, William Torr, Experiment, Everetta, Industry, Vigilant, Aimwell, Lively, Alert, Eclipse, Baffin all listing fish counts and tonnage with Hull and London as home ports.
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Waitay
Ava
Everth
Greenland
Hull
Abraham
Cicero
Dordon
Eber
Cyrus
Everthorpe
Exmouth
Gardiner and
Joseph
Harmony
Jane
Laurel
Manchester
Mary and
Elizabeth
Mercury
Neptune
Rachael and
Ann
Shannon
Trafalgar
Unity
Truelove
Walkin
William Torr
Experiment
Everetta
Industry
London
Aimwell
Whitby
Lively
Berwick
Alert
Eclipse
Baffin
Peterhead
Thetis Richmond Quarantined at Bilboa Then Penalty Likely
The Thetis Richmond arrived from London in ballast and placed under quarantine for lack of a bill of health. The master faces a probable penalty of 50 dollars. Reports from Bengal and Calcutta describe trade stagnation in Bussorah and a February hurricane in Calcutta with several accidents. Opium trade in China remains active. Rio de Janeiro notes a political shift forming a provisional government in Portugal.
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Lloyd’s At
Bilboa
Richmond
London
Bengal
Bussorah
Bagdad
Calcutta
China
Penang
Quepa
Rio de Janeiro
Portugal
Count d’Arcos
Ministry of the Home and Foreign Departments
Pedro Alva Arez Diaiz
Cortes
Edinburgh Castle
Somerset-house
Blues
Queen’s House
South Audley-street
Bassine Bourn
T. Sell
W. Docwra
W. Pearmain
T. Cutts
T. Glott
J. Deber
Cambridge Chronicle
Johnstone
Liverpool Theatre
Bromyard
Duke
Mr. Stevens
Russia
East
Persia
Smithfield
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the Courier
Quebec
DalHouste
Hamburg
Hanoverian
Hanover
Kine
Germany
Brussels
Frankfort
Munster
Gottingen
Cassel
Duke of
Lj Jesty
Adolphus Frederick
Wilhelmsbad
Duke of Wextineron
Namur
Charleroy
Tournay
Oudenarde
Ghent
Smyrna
Augsburg
Wallachia
Bruila
Constantinople
Arinus Marinus
Coromandel
Batavia
Sovereign
Christmas Island
Samarang
Messrs
Scott and
Morgan
Buller
Malacca
Borneo
Buyer
Kinantie
Sourabaya
Old Times
Rupert Baker
Theatre Royal
Haymarket
Gay Mannering
India
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