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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 24, 1823

Page

1

Albion Fire and Life Insurance Company Advertising Notice

An Irish insurance prospectus from Albion Life and Fire Insurance outlines annual premiums and renewal terms. It details policies for life and sea risk, with rates up to 70 pounds, and notes agents John Kingston James and Ireland operations. The Fire Engine and attendants are stationed at Grandy Place, Dublin.

Albion Fire & Life Insurance Comepoint Bnew Hringe Loston Ayn NO. 9 Cavendiseerow Rutland-equare Dublin Christma Eneuranges John Kingston James Avent Ireland Albirn Ome Dee Grandy-place

Mexican Mines Profit and Peril in Trade Analysis

The article surveys mining across Mexico and Peru, arguing Mexican mines yield high profits for large investors via joint stock structures. It discusses risk spreading, global ownership, and potential silver production affecting European prices, plus reports on Brazilian politics, naval affairs, and regional unrest.

England Mexico Fem Peru Valencia Britain Sweden United States Europe

Naval engagement recounted near Myteleno amid September action

Letters from Antona report Colonel Stanhope sailing on the 1th ultimo with several destitute Greeks under the Cross. He plans to operate in Corfe and Cafalonia and support the Provisional Government, possibly moving to Napoli di Romania.

Lunghi Myteleno Corfe Cafalonia Talis Erat Nopoli di Romania

Insurrection Rumors Reach Demerara and Caribbean Colonies

Intelligence from Demerara reports growing unrest with martial law, trials in progress, and letters noting strong evidence of the insurrection incited by leaders including Mr Smith. Trinidad dispatches warn of a planned movement on the first of the month, while guards and patrols are deployed to protect towns and ensure tranquillity.

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Mexican armistice violation sparks expulsion order

A private Mexican letter reports the armistice breach prompting Mexico to ban Spanish goods and order all Spaniards to leave within two months. Confiscation of Spanish property begins, Vera Cruz remains closed, and Mexicans aged 16 to 50 must bear arms. High command details include Victoria at Puente del Rey, Guerrero from Altamira to Santa Marina, and others. land grants are promised after the war.

Roperial Belas Maranhani Lady Cochrane Eimpress Heme Grazil Rin Pemambuco Bahia Win Konpress Go Chamberlaing Portugal Europe Treize de Maies Rio Kingland Jango Maranham Lord Cochrane Imperial Majnaty Mexico St. Juan d’Ulloa Vera Cruz Empire of Mexico Spain St. Juan d’Uloa Mexican Empire Emanuel Guadaloupe Victoria Tlacatalpan Rio St. Anna Puente del Rey Guerrero Altamira Sante la Marina Marquis de Vivanco Cordova Xalapa Puebla Cortozar Louis de Potosi Zacaticas Lon Down and Connor Belfast Ireland A.C. Macartney Clayne Wiovess Richard J. Connell John Johnson William Colburn George Barrows Jas. White James Gollock Henry Martin Make WindBelt County Galway Anastatia Mort Ludia Company Chas. Grant, Oy St. George Foomsbury

Funds Market Fluctuations Signal Speculation Amid Federal Shifts

The Funds market shows a rise then a sharp retreat amid large sales and rumors of government shipbuilding. Prices for 34 per cent annuities wobble while Classic Consols and Exchequer Bills trade near parity. Spanish and Russian bonds surge then recoil as Rothschilds and foreign loans loom. Irish port projects and Donaghader improvements seek partial government support.

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Society notes and theatre plans in Dublin and London

The column details nobility visiting Howth and Mount Stewart, Christmas entertainments, and hospitalities at Rochingbury. It notes the Lord Chancellor and other peers at travel and social events, plus Timour the Tartar at the theatre, and preparations for Belfast and Newry engagements. It also reviews Russell vs Kean in Richard III and Shylock, and hints at royal visits, gardens, and court life with various titled figures and venues.

Carmarth Cane Hunn Dowling Cudenton Brartin Rattcliffe Holy Kildare Nogent Linde Luke White Bonne Reynolda Howth England Westmeath Bell Mr Dawson M.P Henry Ellis, Esq Fasiled Anaturday Earl of Kilmorey Suite D. P Judge Torrens James Grattan M. Peck Leslie Meteor Lord Riversdale J. Rowley Rowley Lefro Hamilton Rochingbury Mount Prospect Limerick Pares Mount-Stzwant Londonderry Toth Hussars Mount Stewart Ireland Stewarta Howard Earl of Wicklow Hamblin Jarman Zeruda Cook Mr Clarke Belfast Talbot Edinburgh Russell Richard An Giles Querreach Kean Anne Shylock Richard Prighton Duke of Argayle Cort Anflesen Palace East Cnll Dickinson Somersetshire Holmes Light-house Bristol Channel Northamptonshire Mercandotti Cardinal Gonsalvi Aen Perton Rome Pius VII Willis’s London Paris Ronan'y Weer Olan’ Verley the Hebrides Ronan Ro- Nesa Lewis

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