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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 07, 1811
Page
1
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page references individuals and places but is largely garbled. Key proper nouns are obscured, leaving uncertain dates, roles, and actions. The readable fragments hint at civic matters but lack coherent facts for a precise summary.
An antiquated notice records the Mastership of the Free School at Urerheda on the Boundaria of the Se Reasmion Smithy Bac. The delivery to the Governorates, registration at No. 4 Merriansquatre, and deadline January 15 are noted.
The notice sets May 1st as the first day for a term of twenty years and directs particulars to be applied by Peter or personally to Mr. Haw at the King’s Hospital in Quinantown. Dated December 4, 1810.
His Majesty proclaims royal mercy toward the Faroes and Icelandic settlements on Greenland coast. Ships and goods grown or produced there are exempt from attack, and inhabitants will be treated as Stranger Friends under Royal Peace. UK ships may trade with these settlements. citizens to refrain from violence against their people and property.
The Ming's Majestys Council acts to extend export restrictions for gunpowder salts and related arms materials across the realm. Provisions forbid shipment out of the kingdom from the specified date for a fixed term, with penalties and enforcement by high officials and war secretary oversight.
Fragmented OCR text records a meeting of an old men’s association with names like Monie Whee Mir. Bhedie and Abrd E. Wreght. The garbled lines reference trustees, a reverent tone, and transfers from John Crozer via a Mr. Boyd event dated 21. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
In Mullingar the community mourns the death of Michael Clarke in the Hoth year of his age. The fragmentary notice notes sorrow from relatives Ga Maclay Lor, Afr John Fury and others. Further details are unreadable in the surviving text.
Generous gentlemen are informed that the paper will be served within the postal range. Orders may be sent to this office or the clerk of the deanster road at the General Post Office for delivery in the morning before breakfast.
The Dublin Journal notes furnished lodgings on Sackville Street near Neiphhs arhoadt offered in a respectable private family home. A single lady or gentleman with one armed couple and children are preferred. Letters to the printer addressed to ALT will be attended to.
A Windsor letter states the Lord Chancellor and the Earl of Liverpool met the King at Windsor Castle and that his Majesty’s mental faculties and bodily strength show daily improvement. Bulletins praise progress but avoid overstating recovery.
Yesterday the Right Hon. WOW, Pows, arrived from England to begin duties for Ireland as dispatches from Lord Wellington outline French moves near Merida. The Lord Lieutenant announces new High Sheriffs, and a failed break-in at Messrs Chartres and Bourse triggers stronger security on Servis street while coaches face delays from fog and road conditions.
The piece extols the Prince of Wales for choosing a prudent path against gifted opponents and Popery. It lauds his wisdom, condemns the Intents Ministry, and warns that continued misrule would jeopardize Britain’s fleets and standing in Europe and force tribute to Corsica.
A bold attack wounded a sentry at Gen Floyd's door amid a Cork pursuit. Authorities offer a 100 guinea reward for the assassin. In Galway, Elena Campbell was abducted by armed men but escaped with help. several suspects captured and jailed. Irish disturbances include Mayo arming alarms and police steps.
Admiralty Office reports Rear Admiral Otway forwarded Lieutenant Crow’s letter recounting the capture on January 24 of the Danish privateer Restorateur by a naval force off the Norwegian coast. The vessel carried six 12-pounders and a crew of nineteen.
A fleet was to sail from Portsmouth and Plymouth with reinforcements for the air army in Portugal and Germany Legion battalions aboard from Portsmouth while the Plymouth ship carried the 11th Drapoon. An express from the French coast warned of an embargo and new licenses requiring载 cargoes to include silk and other goods for France, with one sixth in wines and brandies.
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