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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 03, 1811
Page
4
Reports from London and New York recount unrest in Barbadoes and Antigua with militia resignations and a governor’s removal. Letters from Washington discuss the Florida question and the President’s Message, while European cables note royal arrivals and military moves amid concern over trade and finance.
A Bavarian decree lifts sequestration on colonial and English products, allowing owners to reclaim goods by paying duties. only a third of deposited merchandise will be released. Public auctions will sell remaining colonial stock by next June. Swiss routes reopen some colonial and Levant cotton with strict examinations and duties. A New York Message to Congress reportedly did not arrive with Enterprise, though a New York vessel did reach the Downs.
The Swedish envoy in Paris reports Napoleon Bonaparte demanding a change in Swedish policy. He urges restraint on Gustav III and pushes for a high duty on colonial produce to aid French manufactures. The envoy notes Sweden’s government seeks peace but risks provoking war if concessions are refused.
fragmented OCR text lists numerous names and places across a parliamentary debate. It references various individuals such as Doug, Cottle, Voot, and regional locales like Worcester and Hampshire, but the garbled lines obscure clear actions or outcomes. The piece appears as a transcription of a legislative roll call or attendance sheet with scattered names and terms.
Reported actions by detachments in Asturias and Castile describe French forces driven from multiple positions. Medico and other captains, including a 100 man detachment near Maced, pursued French forces toward Benabarre and Catalonia, with significant losses and prisoner counts. The dispatch notes Cortes declarations praising British support and unity between Britain and Spain.
A Victorian style letter acknowledges a Cortes decree and expresses gratitude for royal aid to Spain. It notes unity between Britain and Spain, mutual interest in independence, and the hope that ministerial actions will aid the Spanish cause. It mentions Lord Weldon and the desire to communicate the decree and letters.
Dated letters from Buenos Ayres report Chili and its dependencies forming a revolutionary alliance modeled on the Revolutionarias and severing ties with Old Spain. Corroborating dispatches from Cadiz mention the appointment of a governor to Montevideo as successor to Cisneros amid disarray and potential famine.
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