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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 10, 1790
Page
1
In Madrid on July 24 1790 a British complaint about captured vessels at Nootka is answered. The signatory vows full restitution and compensation to British subjects and indents to discuss exclusive establishment rights at Nuatka while not prejudicing further claims.
An ambassador states that the King accepts a declaration by Count Florida Blanca offering full restitution for ships seized near Nootka Bay. The document preserves royal rights and future claims, signed in Madrid on July 5, 1790, with seals and official witnesses.
News from Paris reports an insurrection in Lyona on July 16 involving about 2000 workers stirred by public enemies over the retirement of Commandant-General Dervieu. The mob failed to seize the arsenal due to municipal officers. The Assembly praised the Municipality and others, while Cardinal Rohan faced removal for reduced revenues and departing beyond the Rhine. An ecclesiastical inventory and account of conduct were called for by the Chaffe-led committee.
London reports a two o clock fetter confirming Spain's concessions securing peace. Four percent bonds rise above par while other funds follow. A daily proclamation may recall officers in foreign service, weakening the Ruffian Beet marine. Reichenbach talks hint at Hungarian and Prussian reconciliation and possible Turkish Austrian settlement. Poland shows better posture but leans toward war. The nobles' agreement signals upheaval for the Netherlands.
In the report the recession of Pruffia in her claim on Tharn and Dantzig may free the Poles to act with greater liberty and secure a strong ally. Ruffia appears repeatedly as the focal point. Weekend events note the death of Right Honourable Prandt North, Earl of Guildford, aged 86 or 87, a trusted royal official. His heir and title line are outlined along with parliamentary shifts, noting 158 fresh or relocated MPs. The English opposition is cast as divergent from prior positions, with the Portland faction led by Fox and Burke opposing the Pall Mall minority on several matters.
Dublin May 19 1790 notice from Chamberlain's Office announces audiences on Tuesdays and Saturdays from eleven to two, with military business on Thursdays at eleven o'clock. The Lord Lieutenant will grant audience and conduct military事务 during these times in Dublin.
A 18th century debate attacks the Whig Club for libel against the Privy Council and Lord Chancellor. It questions aldermen Howison and James legality, cites Lord Mansfield and Lord Holt on approbation and election rights, and predicts Parliament’s October session and Spain peace terms. A Dublin shopkeeper’s death and New Bridge works are noted amid parliamentary reform proposals.
A garbled mix of political opinion and notices from Britain and Ireland. The text cites Whig and English minister rhetoric about Pitt, France and Austria, plus a Dublin lord mayor change, and local marriage notices in Gloucester and Ardmore.
In a brief editorial note the Dublin Journal states that despite merit the Vindication by Repryi to Tsz Wits should not be published. T. W. letter on the same subject is deemed too loose for insertion. Manuscripts will be returned upon printer request. Descatrhion of a Sassati Care Amusement in the City remains slated for next issue.
The record lists race weights and entries for a sequence of events from Monday through Thursday. Capt Kellys Peg Blunket, Knoxs Col Daly, Nehitts Sturdy, Eyres Jane Harrold and several others appear as competing horses or participants with associated weights and owners.
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