13 Jan 1823
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 13, 1823
Page
1
Fragmented dispatches describe a revolutionary crisis within the Ottoman court. Sultan’s factions clash as Grand Vizier and janissaries maneuver behind royal walls while Western powers weigh mediation and alliance shifts amid austere political upheaval.
Fragmented OCR text describes an agency office and advertising practices with references to papers, subscriptions, and lead times. It mentions retention of subscribers, advertising suppliers, and a provincial newspaper context, but the wording is garbled and many proper names are unreadable. The piece reads like a damaged notice or contract fragment.
From Paris dispatches the health of the French king is reported as seriously impaired with fears of apoplexy. Spain's response to a Paris ultimatum is awaited, while foreign ministers and Madrid politics fuel speculation of possible war and domestic upheaval.
The text appears as a garbled historical notice referencing figures like Prefects and reforms tied to governance and finances. It mentions a December event, a defense, and changes in authority, with unclear specifics and numerous OCR errors affecting names, dates, and places.
Turmoil hits the foreign market as Spanish bonds slide to 4X and Neapolitan securities drop sharply. Demands to sell surge while buyers flee amid distress signals from Franco-Paris financial circles. Consuls, India bonds, and exchequer bills show declines. oversold conditions spread across Gentile listings.
A county political gathering at Demestreat chaired by Sir Capel Molyneux heard Luke White MP urge continued independence. A deputation met Colonel Talbots to learn his stance, while Sir Capel recalled past losses and urged principled support for independent candidates in the parliamentary race.
A grand Thursday dinner at Mocesou's Hotel marked the merchants of Dublin celebrating a milestone with speeches and toasts. Notable figures including Mr Binply and Mr Gouwee Drevar attended, while finance and commerce leaders from the Bank of Treland and other eminent merchants filled the room with long, ceremonial proceedings.
A Dublin gathering praised the commercial triumph with toasts to the Council, John Henry Staines, and the City’s chambers. Speakers highlighted industrial progress, thanked the host and guests, and lauded the social union of Dublin merchants with songs and hearty remarks.
Correspondence between Mexico and Secretary Cowl discusses the meeting planned in Limerick to address threats to public peace. Letters from Limerick officials urge restraint, justify measures to prevent disorder, and seek guidance from the Lord Lieutenant. Aims include maintaining tranquility while preserving constitutional rights and avoiding violence during the legally constituted gathering.
The report details multiple crimes in a single night including a concealment of items by Wit Witner at a Candence Street parlor and a theft of clothing and a waistcoat. A separate incident describes a robbery near the Royal Infirmary in the Park with attackers fleeing on ponies and looting clothes. A horse attack in Parish tone is narrated with bloodied street scenes and a public fright.
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