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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 13, 1814
Page
2
The document discusses ongoing efforts to secure peace through Allied conferences. It mentions calls for prompt negotiations, the presence of plenipotentiaries, and the desire to avoid further conflict. It also notes possible military movements and neutral observations by Swiss authorities.
A Swiss Great Council and Italian allies debate changes to the constitution amid threats and armed movements. Swiss troops maintain neutrality while federal authorities warn of potential disorder as the crisis unfolds.
The passage proclaims the Prince of Schwartzenberz as general in chief of the allied armies and frames entry into Swiss territory as a gesture of friendly conduct. It emphasizes conduct in line with established principles and seeks to prove the bravery of the Swiss.
The readable fragmentary lines show garbled references to people places and dates. It mentions zune and Seawon in a distorted context with no clear event or outcome to confirm.
A London Friday column reviews wartime reports noting Norwegian surrender events, ship movements including the Lady Frances and Erebus, British army positions near Breda, and Venice and Zara actions in the Dalmatian theater. It mentions Allied plans to move on Antwerp and warns of weakened German guards in Antwerp.
In Dorset street at age 91 dies Mrs Greene widow of the late Rev Robert Greene Rector Rathmore Kildare and prebendary at Saint Patrick's Cathedral. Her even temper and gentle manners endeared her to family and friends and she contributed to the piety and benevolence of a long life.
Notice from Dublin Castle dated October 2 1813 outlines penalties under George III Statute 25 Chap 17 for Irish artificers and manufacturers who contract entice persuade or seduce fellow workers to leave Ireland to work in linen wool mohair cotton silk or related crafts abroad. It specifies penalties for aiding the removal and for repairing tools or instruments used by such manufacturers and artisans.
A historical text outlines penalties for exporting machines tools implements and parts from the kingdom. It details forfeiture of funds and property, seizure powers of officers, and obligations of ship captains masters and port authorities under the act. The document cites enforcement procedures and penalties for noncompliance.
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