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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 05, 1815
Page
4
A Vienna correspondent reports on the Allied sovereigns plotting Europe’s balance with Poland Italy and the future kingdom. The letter details officials dialogue including Francis Alexander and Metternich and comments on Polish nobles and Bavarian concerns.
A royal naval reform outlines new pension rules for Seamen, Landmen, and Royal Marines. It provisions graded pensions for wounds and sickness, introduces a fourteen year service path to a pension and twenty one year path to free discharge, and awards additional allowances to Petty and Non commissioned Officers. The measure aims to unify and stabilize rewards across services and ensure annual pensions are paid by quarterly installments. Pension forfeiture rules and reentry conditions are specified to preserve discipline and merit.
London dated notes report Mr Hughes travels to Crawford Paris after treaty signing with dispatches for the United States. Russek heads to Stockholm Adame to St Petersburgh. French credit sours with Bons Royaux policy, Cadiz shows 3,000,000 dollars, Malta trade reforms aim to make Malta a key UK port with direct East and West Indies access.
Vienna dispatch notes Russia and Prussia may issue a counter-declaration on Saxony. Prussia plans to reorganize Saxony's Landwehr, mainly adjusting home defence without changing administration. Saxon volunteers largely stay with Prussia. few return to civil life. Mentz fortress protest by King of Würtemberg. Abolition of the slave trade deemed not suitable for Congress settlement due to conflicting powers. Genoa protests annexation by Sardinia. Catholic Priesthood restoration faces difficulties. Jesuits revive, Freemasons opposed. Protestants wary of reforms. Vienna letter adds Hamburg fate uncertain. Rhine border strengthened for Belgium defense amid poor weather and snow. New arrival: Count Fostanell, Italian General of Division.
The Dec 81 edict details new import duties and enforcement across Belgium and Nassau. Duties include 1 per cent value tax after bonded export, prohibitions on cotton twist, special rates for goods like woollens and printed cotton, and high levies on spices and rum. Some raw materials remain duty free, and transit through Belgium and neighboring states remains allowed with minimal charges.
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