06 Jul 1809
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 06, 1809
Page
1
The Dublin Journal lists various securities including Grand Canal Stock Ditto Scrip Royal Canal, loans at 4, 6, and 3 4 percent, Gov Deb 34 percent, City Roads stock, Bell at Office Deb, Treasury Bills, and consols. The page shows broad market quotes with percent yields and classifications for different securities.
Dublin dispatch summarizes June reports on French Austrians in Hungary near Danube. It notes alleged French losses may be understated while Austrian actions advance toward Vienna. Latest Chester Mail mentions possible Presburgh engagement. Portugal operations seen as scarce with Wellesley pursuing Victor into Spain and French retreat toward Pyrenees.
In addition to the Chester Mail, an Express Paper of Monday arrived yesterday with several interesting articles in the adjoining columns.
Major Sian reports a murder tied to the Cunningham case. The jury near Glassnegin investigates a buried body found with a shoulder wound. Earlier, Mr Clarke and Loyal Drogheda Infantry seized a still head at Ballymakenny and another still in Vermon parish, with malt and potatoes stored at Drogheda.
Reports from Levpen recount Dutch loyalty amid accusations of Dutch-baiting in Paris papers. The letter praises Holland's sacrifices and measures against contraband, notes Dutch troops aiding French victories, and details broader wartime dispatches from Constantinople to Bayreuth describing Austrian, Russian, and Turkish movements and sieges across Europe.
Dispatches from Heligoland and St. Petersburg offer little news. British forces around 35 000 to 40 000 prepare for unspecified operations. Basque Roads reports a decisive Brest Fleet destruction and French ships hemmed at the Charente mouth. Coals prices listed as 26 to 28 pence per working ton.
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