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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 07, 1809

Page

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Prisoner Debts to be discharged under Jubilee Committee terms

The Dublin Journal notes prisoners held in Marshalsea and Sheriffs' Prison before October 25 may obtain liberty by compounding debts for eleven pounds. those with debts under twenty two pounds will be discharged at ten shillings per pound. Discharges must be drawn and sent to the Jubilee Committee for immediate payment. Edward Stanley.

Pours Courts Marshalsea Sheriffs’ Prison Jubilee Committee Edward, Stanley

Knighthood Granted by Lord Lieutenant in Dublin

His Grace the Lord Lieutenant conferred knighthood on several gentlemen including Francis John Hassard Recorder of Waterford John Bateman of Waterford Richard Jones of Clonmel Anthony Perrier High Sheriff of Cork Charles Thomas Jones Montgomery North Wales a Royal Navy lieutenant Edward Stanley and two High Sheriffs of Dublin Jones Riddall Bagrs Dublin

Francis John Hassard Waterford John Bateman Richard Jones Clonmel Tipperary Anthony Perrier Cork Charles Thomas Jones Montgomery North Wales Royal Navy Edward Stanley Jones Riddall Bagrs Dublin

Buonapartes Empire of the West Rumor Spreads Across Europe

The Holyhead Mail reports Buonapartes plans to crown Rome and dismiss the Holland king, with Spain's Josep rumored to cede sovereignty. It notes Continental powers eyeing actions against America and Britain, fears of an embargo, and mentions a Dublin alderman elevation to baronet.

Holyhead Europe Lewis Holland Josep Spain Rome England Buonapanty Russia Denmark America Great Britain

Intent for Guadaloupe attack by Sir Alexander Cochranes force

Reports from London dated Sunday December 3 note letters from the Leeward Islands indicating a planned Guadaloupe assault. Sir Alexander Cochranes expedition was to land from Halifax with three to four regiments, with West Indian forces held in readiness to support. Arrival of the Atona and Hamburgh Papers to the 11th ult via the American ship New Jersey is also reported.

London Leeward Islands Sir Alexander Cochrane Halifax Guadaloupe West Aqdian Islands New Jersey Tonpingen

French Army Breakup and Troop Routes to Spain and Holland

The report details the breakup of the French Army of the Danube, troop routes through Frankfort to Spain and Holland, and expected Rhine movement before Oct 20. It notes the Duke of Abrantes's corps routing to Spain, his Paris passage, and two executions in Barh Berg for attacks on the Duke. It also covers Zurich confessions linking finances to Tyrolean support, Prussian royal visit to Berlin, German towns ruined by military exactions, Passau wealth losses, and Hanover tax extensions with asset seizures warnings.

Yarrhouth Danube Spain Holland French Commissariat Frankfort Rhine Duke of Abrantes Franconia Paris Barhberg Duke of Canton Zurich Schneider Prussia Berlin Konigsberg Germany Passau Bavaria Hanover

Dormant titles to be discussed in Parliament session

The document lists claimants including Hastines of Co Clare or Tipperary, Bart of Huntingdon, Thomas Baunewatt of Longford Militia, Henry Bururr of Co Clare, Richard Synnott, Joan Turrin of St Ives Gloucestershire, Viscount Kingsland, Baron Dunboyne, Baron Mowbray and Baron Betville.

Hastines Co. Clare Tipperary Bart Huntingdon Thomas Baunewatt Longford Henry Bururr Clare Richard Synnott Joan Turrin St. Ives Gloucestershire

Parliament Letters and Theatre Disturbances Stir London

The report notes Spencer Perceval sending a letter about the January session opening. A regimental dispute ends with a proposal to fight abroad or a duel by commission. Covent Garden disturbances lessen as theatre closes battles crowds. A hackney coach crashes into Canal Dock near Mount Street, drowning horses. Horse dealer George Charters is arrested for swindling James Malony and charged with related offences. committed for trial.

Downing-street Spencer Perceval Covent Garden Theatre Holyhead Canal Dock Mount-street George Charters Four Court Marshalsea James Malony Robert Shaw’s and Co

Naval exploits report from 1809 Cortelazzo raid

Lord Collingwood transmits Captain Hoste's account of Amphion boats storming Cortelazzo. British striking force captured or destroyed six gun boats and a convoy, with no loss to the attackers except one marine wounded. Lt Phillott led the assault with praise for Jones Moore Slaughter and the marines. A list details ships, boats, and officers. The report also notes a separate Venetian seizure off Frial and new royal appointments in Whitehall December 1809.

Raddmiralty Iran Lord Collingwood Mediterranean W. W. Pole Ville Dé Paris Minerta Hoste Corteiazzo Venice Trieste Phillott Amphion Cellingwoop Frial Cortelazzo Piavie Plaiie Lieut Lieut. Jones Moore Slaugher Devout de Frize Jones Lieut. Moore Slaughter Monsieur Villeneuve W. Hostz Hargood Northumberlaid Adriatic H.M. S. Amphion W. Hoste Cortelazgo Spiridione Augustine Enseigne de W. Hosta L. Phillote Lee Viey G. M. Jone Sd Liett Thos. Moore Dallawyyter Tho Boardman Joseph Gane Char H. Ross George Castle Charles Kempthorn W. Rees Charles Bruce Younteer G. F. Farewell Jonathan Angaé Sargean Crawle Philomel Whitehall Spencer “PerceVat John Forster Mjesty Exchequer of Ireland Will Brodrick Wm. Esior John Otway Earl of Desart City of Dublin United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland H Wm. Stamer

Emperors Press for Unity of France and Italy in Paris Memoirs

Reports from Paris detail Deputations presenting addresses to Napoleon and his replies stressing a united France and Italy under one system. The emperor vows no change to religion and asserts ecclesiastical leadership, while promising amnesty if Tyrolean resistance ends. Military updates from Innsbruck describe actions against insurgents, with losses on both sides and troop movements toward the Zillerthal.

Rotterdam Courant Paris Messieurs Rome Alps Empire France Italy Jesus Christ St. Peter Cesar Monica Count of Erlon Drouet Inspruck Andrew Hofer Tyrol Napoleon Ziggersen Zillethal Minucer Zillerthal Saltzburgh Sth Zil 3D Regio Charles Zill Mayrhoff Pugen Count von Beckers Stienbach la Roche

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