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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 16, 1809
Page
1
A legal action lists The Right Hon John Lord Carbery and Francis Leigh with Grace Leigh Baldwin as plaintiffs opposing Charles Ward and others as defendants. The document records parties and their roles in a chancery or civil suit. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
TO BE LE THE HOUSE No 23 Trewillet Selreet a few Doors from Merrion-square Apply to Mr H Gurra r at the House Living near Basingstoke in Hamprey about forty Miles from London and worth a year would be exchanged for Living in Ireland of not less than double that yearly Value applications to Messrs Reeves and Oxmsar No 19 Uni Merrion-street Dublin
Dublin readers receive a mixed brief from Madrid and Cadiz detailing Spanish Junta actions in Castile and Madrid, with talk of Austrian mediation and reports of military progress or setbacks. The piece notes 240000 extra troops, church wealth mobilization, and salaries cut for officials, plus updates on Cadiz trade and ongoing trials in Westminster.
Wardly a native of this city once held considerable reputation as an advocate at the Crown Bar in London.
Lonvoxpenny on December 7 marked the anniversary of the gates closing during the Apprentice Boys celebration. Sir George F. Hill attended before his departure for Parliament duties, with Yeomanry and garrison events, dinners, and toasts at Brown's Hotel and Brown's Inn. Cork reports a ship arrival from Oporto and notes local officers Major Clarke and Captain Church earning praise for service in the Ionian Islands and the Mediterranean.
Letters from Constantinople reveal Basnian Greek loyalists plotting insurrection against Turkish rule. Reports say many captured plotters are executed or impaled, with priests blamed as ringleaders. Meanwhile Bavarian troops enter Renti and Ottoman and Austrian forces clash over Bosnian unrest and Italian theater moves.
A translated call to arms from the new commander urges Spaniards to rally the army against the French invaders. He praises courage and discipline, condemns oppression in Madrid, and sets the rallying cry To Death or to Madrid with Victory for Ferdinand VII.
A flag of truce was sighted at Dover on Saturday evening but wind prevented landing. The vessel sailed east of Dover where a messenger named Maynz was taken aboard with dispatches for Prince de Sta rha.
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