08 Feb 1814
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 08, 1814
Page
1
Due to severe weather the drawing room event is postponed to Thursday February 17. Her Majesty’s Birthday will be celebrated that evening with minuets. Ladies of rank invited to confirm attendance and names for the guest list. A 3 o clock assembly time is noted at the chamber.
The issue previews American mediation attempts with Russia and Britain and notes a British frontiers victory at Niagara. It cites President Monroe's message to Congress urging war readiness and details American losses, militia retreat, and Niagara frontier actions. It includes parliamentary debate on Catholic Board criticism and Captain Bryan’s Kilkenny meeting testimony.
The text voices concern over American maritime rights, trust in ministers, and fear of European hostility. It references Washington policy, the capture of a vessel, and cautious hope for united, secure action against Britain and France amid unsettled European affairs.
Dispatches report Thursday that Lyon has fallen to Austrian General Couat Buban’s detachment, with Allies welcomed by locals and a provisional government formed to keep order and property safe. No wider action yet between hostile forces noted. further developments expected.
The extracts from Dutch papers quote Count Bubna and General Barclay de Tolly refuting claims of atrocities and coercion attributed to the Allied Commanders. They insist the French people and Buonaparte are clearly distinguished, contrasting this with our official Allied communications.
A garbled report references a trial with guilty verdicts and questions about courage and conduct. It mentions emanicipation advocacy and remarks on multiple parties and a political stance, with fragmented phrases about duty and action.
The Warkmans Journal reports Major Bryan, chair of the Catholic Board meeting held Saturday, defended himself from attacks over Kilkenny Resolutions. He plans to submit a major motion to the board insisting he was not the author or mover of those resolutions, acting only as a public servant.
Fragment discusses eighteenth century reactions to Irish rebellion and royal conciliation. It cites King Charles I’s letters to Ireland, subsidies reductions, and gripes about Parliament access. Mentions advisers, English records, and Instigations fueling Protestants and Papists tensions.
Angl Ration period recounts the Irish Parliament and English Privy Council handling of Strafford’s attainder. Describes private missions to England, charges against Strafford, and reactions of Parliament and clergy amid treachery fears and religious conflict.
The Lord Lieutenant hosted a levee at the Castle with prominent nobles attending. His Grace appointed John Rowan, Henry Wallis, Arthur Innes, and John Hamilton as High Sheriffs for the year. The Lusdomesry High Sheriffs call a meeting to address unrest in their city and surrounding areas. Rev. Mr. Reade reports a donation of 43 for Poor of Stvergan and vicinity.
In a damaged obituary fragment, Samuel O Neill is identified as the only son of Fatovel O Neill with unclear details about he burial or estate and no further definable facts.
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