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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Apr 07, 1819

Page

4

Assassination of M. Kotzebue Echoes in Press

The papers condemn fanaticism both political and religious and link the murder to German revellers' anger over Kotzebue's defense of social institutions. They note German youth's animosity toward his ties to the Emperor and predict further consequences. Kotzebue left fourteen children. the youngest two months old. He was buried in Mannheim on the 25th at age 58.

M. Kotzebue Kopard OE Tod Qsasifi Nes Manheim Germany Rusia Seanapate Korzen IE Ilis

Commercial Intelligence from Ibrazils and Americas

Reports arrivals and trade flows affecting Britain with Brazil Portugal and the Americas. Port calls at Callao Lima and Rio Janeiro may ease access for British vessels with duty reductions implied. Buenos Ayres trade revived with prospects for steady British goods consumption amid hopeful market conditions and rising orders from America.

Peru Callao Lima Rio Janeiro Lisbon Pecnambace Portugal Albion Liverpool New York America Philadelphia Charlestown Manchester Lancashire

Bonaparte in St Helena and Early War Council

Fragmentary letters recount Napoleon Bonaparte ill at Longwood, his court martial threats to Dr Stokes, prison conditions for convicts, and a London summary of a 1819 St Helena letter. The piece also details a first council of war at Nice, Napoleon’s command style, and reflections on his military methods and leadership.

Bonaparte ST. Helena London Napoleon Longwood Siokos O’meara Buwrd Ttas Des Pot Coth New South Wales Hural A .Peton Ich Clygeat Nice Massena Rampon Angereau Touton St. Roch Ualy Nepoleon Italy Lombardy Bocapute Lin Steinquerque Nerwinde Fontenoy Marengo Wagram Jena

Napoleon's bold warfare vision and council critique

The speaker argues for a rapid impetuous assault like a thunderbolt to restore primitive warfare, dismissing veteran tactics. He recounts Bonaparte defending a grand plan, silencing critics, and contrasting himself with Conde Turenne and Villars, claiming only his approach leads to glory and victory. The passage precedes remarks on April 6, 1795 and references battles in Italy.

Bonaparte Italy Napoleon Sutmne Rampon Cervoni Thuy Alexander Caesar Mary Massena Conde Turenne Villars Dangeais Louis XIV A Barras Rewbel Mayremida Masvena Atlevagine la Harpe Chen Pangeais Pfiret Delpire Bovaranwerek Punot Fontenoy Kaylist Guarda

English Funds: Market Notes and Sinking Fund Actions

The article details fund movements as of April with the Secret Committee report pending government influence. It notes near stationary funds, a rising but limited improvement bias, and Excheque Bills recovering from depreciation. It mentions upcoming large purchases by the Sinking Fund Commissioners and the April account leaving a balance near 15 to 754.

Stock Exchange Teesday

Letter of Joseph Plunkett to Dublin Lord Mayor

A Monaghan Catholic meeting thanks the Lord Mayor for his constitutional, independent rule in Dublin. The Lord Mayor replies, hoping for an era of Protestant Catholic accord and broad British constitutional harmony across Ireland.

Monaghan Lond Loran Smarmor Castle Carrickmacross Dublin Ireland Irland Joseph Plunkett

New Art expedition and Bank Governors Named

The Hecla and Griper voyage to the Arctic Circle appears fixed. Unanimously elected Governors and Directors for the ensuing year include Nathaniel Soayd, Arthur Goigness, Robert Alexander, Leland Crosthwait, James Chambers, and others. The SAERIFF of County Tipperary sets tomorrow for a by election in Clonmel to fill General Mathew's seat, with Francis Aldborough Prittie as sole fair candidate. A circular from Earl Landaf offers strong support. tranquilities reported in Louth. Lunatic Asylum plans announced across several counties. trade updates from London and Amsterdam reflect shifting money markets and bills trading.

Bank Governon Nathaniel Soeyd Fay Dapery Arthur Goigness Tdirnecongs Robert Alexander Leland Crosthwait James Chambers W. Chaigoeau Covill Joseph Goll John George Archibald Hawkesly Nathaniel Houe William Harkness John Leland Maquay William Sarl Jugs Louth Martin Dou Dany Galheny Advertiser District Lunatic Asyluma Taova Clonine Pipperarcy Wexford Carlow Kilkenny Limerick Tipperacy Werry Clare Londondercy Leitn Down Antrim Wyrone Cavan Pontval Permanaghs Athdone Galway Maine Sligo Roscommon Buit Tribernia Leino London New South Wales Coucte Iss Legborn Genoa Bachinge Gilsaltar March Londen Proce de Hapatia Ghent Thos Parteulu

Ladies Spring Fashions Adorn April Runway

A Parisian inspired array features waterlily lavender gowns with satin trim and braiding, bonnets of velvet and Naples straw, plume feather adornments, and satin gloves. Outfits include gauze and satin combos, lace sleeves, floral headpieces, and white satin footwear. Favorite hues listed include lavender, damask rose, royal blue, and pink.

Naples Gross de L.meridi Evanina Daess Elphinstone Osacavario

Donnelly’s manifesto and sparring match notes 1519

A Loxpon CORRESPONDENT reports that a major Hog Bristle trade firm faced stoppage of payments. Donnelly’s April 1 manifesto defends his boxing risk taking, mentions Harmer and Sutton, and vows to fight any man to England within weight limits. Also includes gardening notes on asparagus bed setup and seed handling, plus seedling care advice.

Loxpon Onnelly Gregson Donnelly Carter Harmer Sutton Ireland England

Births and marriages in a late 19th century column

In Fitzgibbon street the lady of William Staeve Eugg. of a son. At Turvey House Lady Taimerstos of a daughter. Married in London Lord Stevans to Lady Bubry Vane Tryrzsr. At St Pancras Captain Anxnoeco of the R W J Bangery to Evizabari daughter of R Smith Ipswich. At the English Ambassador's in Paris M ur Courre Augusta p VacMua offering the Lancers to Mins M. Powen daughter of Ricotano Posea Eng of Clashmore Waterford. Captain W E Pa o of the 7th Foot to Eliza, second daughter of A Sewamp Bag of Newgate Street. Died: Mr Alatander Ct Minn of the Depot Townsend Street. Maes Cox of Holtog Street in Hardwiche Street. Mr Was Tokay. Jowx Stuary aged 34 formerly Lieut Colonel Ziet Foot. Juan Arnold in Monaghan aged 24. Joes Powra to Paris aged 50. Countess of Locas daughter of the late Earl of Facuconprus. Sir W Fanaewon. At St Marys Scilly Col Ghoaus Vigoulux Governor of the Scilly Islands. In London in the Gith year of her age Av a Dowarer Marbosess Towseasp rend of the Must Nudle Marquis Towasenn.

Fitzgibbon-street Willliam Staeve Eugg Turvey House Taimerstos London Lord Stevans Bubry Vane Tryrzsr St. Pancras Anxnoeco R. W. J. Bangery Evizabari R. Smith, Esq Ipswich Paria M. Ur Courre Augusta P& VacMua Lancers Garde Hoyale Mins M. Powen Ricotano Posea Clashmore Waterford Menber Rickle Power Conaty M UK Devpe Casraika Mademoiselle Ok Vacara W.E. Pao Tth Foot Eliza A. Séwamp Bag Newgate-street Alatander Ct Minn Townsend-street Fungs Maes Cox Holtog-street Hardwiche-street Was. Tokay Granmont-street Jowx Stuary Eay Ziet Foot AU Crieve Pear Bathbay County Monaghan Juan Wkukus

Bankrupts Daniel Calaghan and Michael Calaghan

Daniel Calaghan and Michael Calaghan millers and distillers of Kanturk County Cork surrender on the eighteenth of April and the first of May.

Daniel Calaghan Michael Calaghan Kanturk County Corn, Millers Dtc Anu

Descriptions of Disbursements for Clothing Destitute Women and Orphans

The statement details disbursements and donations for clothing destitute females and orphans whose parents died in the Fever Hospital Cuiketreet. It lists free garments and small cash sums received since May to March, including bed gowns shifts stockings and other items, plus five pounds from George Wiles for suppressing mendicity.

Mesara Jobo Pearson Bo Uigiey Eng Henry Dowell Lus Chacitabis Cuiketreet Zeth May Ista Tu Seth March Tsig

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Commercial Intelligence Stokog Leould Ranpon Bauhen Kray Mertebl Landon Belleverde Tonaparte Rose Moreau Baberas Tees Wits Ott Packarge Wee Hepp Ct Lord Mayor Thomas Jlaenny Jos. Plunkett Esq Mjesty Hecla Griper Deninst Ford Arctic Circle Temale D. Donnelly Horticultural Society Turane Brompton George Wiles Nildaredtrewl Aidol Udebiwadne Ste
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