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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 23, 1815
Page
4
Reports detail legal actions and military movements amid the French crisis. Discussions on court jurisdiction, trials, and amnesty proceedings accompany reports of English and Italian troop evacuations and orders to enforce passports. Authorities and judges debate competency and the fate of condemned individuals.
The Chamber of Deputies, under the Order of the Day, considered M. de Baraute's report on provisional payment of 1816 contributions. The articles of the law project were sequentially voted on and adopted, with a nominal appeal showing the ballot outcome.
Reports from Brussels and northern Europe describe Allied forces advancing toward Brussels with guard posts at Lille and Acton, while French forts resist. A severe storm and frost flood harbors and icebound ships in the Zuyder Zee, hindering ports and causing widespread damage.
The British government asserts the slave trade is abolished and warns against its revival. The document, dated July 1815 from Paria, reports orders to the Admiralty to guard coastlines and prevent French subjects from resuming slave commerce. It records assurances from the King and communications between Sir Charles Stuart and Prince Regent officials.
A Paris dated note reports on British American trade opinions from New York and Philadelphia papers. It describes conciliatory tones toward Britain, cotton goods imports, New Orleans cotton losses, New York telegraph plans, and a destructive fire at English Harbour with port damages but no casualties.
A damaged OCR text fragment shows an official secretary of state acknowledging a royal act or date. It references Christian Majesty authority, a date in February, and gratitude to the British nations, with garbled surrounding commentary about governance and titles.
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