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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 22, 1789
Page
1
A compilation of overseas intelligence and court reports, detailing actions by Algerine ships near a desolate coast, a Portuguese squadron countering operations, and a Swiss broadening view of military movements. Also notes the French king’s court confirmations, parliamentary preparations, and health inquiries into the king amid winter weather.
The High Sheriff, clergy, and freeholders of Devon assemble at Exeter to express loyalty to the Prince Regent. They deplore the country’s calamity caused by the monarch’s indisposition and urge continued support for the government. Principal speakers include Sheriff Rolle Batard, Sir Thomas Ackland, Sir John Poole, Sir Bouchler Wray, and Mr. Milford.
In the examination of Dr. Warren the panel questions whether the king’s health prevents attendance in Parliament or public business. They probe if there are signs of recovery and what would confirm a change in the king’s illness distinct from ongoing illness.
The record details disputes among Dr. Warren Dr. Willis and Dr. Reynolds over statements about the king s condition including letters and reports unsigned or altered at Kew The proceedings recount refusals to sign altered wording and orders restricting access to the royal apartment while witnesses describe attempts to influence the report and maintain a favorable view of the king s health
Pr Henry Reynolds called in and asked whether the state of the King's health endangers his ability to attend Parliament or perform public duties. The inquiry seeks expert opinion on the King's capacity to fulfill royal responsibilities.
A fragment from a royal inquiry records Dr John Willie’s influence on the king’s mood and conduct. It notes stark behavioral changes when Willie is present versus absent, attempts at quieting influence, and controversial methods used to control the king’s distress including coercive measures and risk of self-harm.
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