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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 08, 1823
Page
1
In July 1823 a notice appeals to customers nationwide to rely on indigenous and devoted attention to their orders. The item emphasizes trust and steady service for various goods amid broad national purchasing.
Reports from Corunna and Genoa describe French naval and land movements toward Cadiz and Corunna. Mina marches from Barcelona with 600 horse and 8000 infantry as French forces near, while Pampeluna siege grows. The Count of Cartagena is declared traitor, and headquarters shift toward Port Saint Marys with Cadiz operations intensifying.
The Enchange vessel Za Clementine from Brest to Martinique was captured by a Spanish privateer four hours after leaving Brest. Frankfurt papers describe Swiss Diet work to curb foreign press abuses while preserving state independence, urging stringent measures on publications about foreign affairs and protection of Swiss sovereignty. A broad, nearly unanimous move supported by cantonal ratification looms.
Private correspondence from London reports Austrian capital markets firm and English stock rising 1 to 2 percent amid speculation on French securities and a possible government change. Amsterdam notes a fall in funds with price lows seen as temporary. Spanish loan talks stall as Madrid disturbances spark uncertain reports.
The secretary to the Grand Lodge announces a suspension of all Freemasons lodges in Ireland until the grand master’s authority calls them again, tied to repeal or modification of the recent act against secret societies. The measure aims to place Freemasonry under similar constraints as in England and is hoped to last only until the next Parliament session.
The Dublin era notes Madame Caratani in her first appearance at a Grand Musical Festival with songs duets and two one act pieces. The program includes Pedeta's Peyno пиA grate and Rosse variations, with Mrs Wisconi Pavos Conn performing a duet and Morano's Non nin andrei. Encore followed, as did a busy cast including Warren, Pencevat, and Pro Ctasentirrin. The audience was large and fashionable, with plans for further appearances and other city entertainments detailed.
The executors of the estate are sworn under deponents. The will dated February 16, 1823, lists eighteen codicils and directs funds for purchases of nine memorials to present to the Queen Dowagar of Wir temberg and other royals. A Lisbon installation of a Knight of the Garter is noted, along with other European affairs. A minor earthquake in Aberdeenshire and Rome fire of St Pauls are reported. Rossini near death after a lobster wager with Paganini. A steam vessel project between Bristol and New Ross with 12001 capital. Also notes on Bath elopement pursuit, and a public interest on the New Ross harbour resolution.
A London Mail summary from Paris cites Marshal Money detailing operations at Milan and retreating forces. It notes enemy superiority, strong defense, three hours of attacks with heavy casualties, and the marshal wounded. It mentions Duke d Angouleme leaving Madrid for Seville, and Madrid disturbances with British consols affecting markets.
In a Kilkenny circuit, Lord Chief Justice explains duties of grand jury and constables. He cautions magistrates to proper warrants, avoids deadly force except treason or felony, and praises the new police system. He urges printing duties, warns against corrupt aims, and notes sessions as public good.
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