Dublin Journal on Jacobin threat and Irish unrest
The Dublin Journal discusses British politics and Jacobin rhetoric, praising British resolve against Napoleonic influence. It notes American actions at sea, Parliament debates on the Princess of Wales, and police provisions in Ireland. Reports include the murder of Captain Long and gentry-driven clashes with agrarian unrest, plus diurnal attacks around Limerick and rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Anne
Caar
Muscovy
Black Sea
Europa
Elba
Lyon
Gulph
Europe
Britain
America
Canada
Lakee
Missouri
House of Commons
Princess of Wales
Lord Cambreagh
Peel
Ireland
Captain Long
Clonmel
Longfield
Thomas Comerford
Farremory
Comerford
Thomas Sparrow
Martin Dunn
Robin Grace
Wighield
Connell Vereker
Limerick
SUMMER AUSSIZES AND COUNTY LISTINGS 1816
Almanac style notices list schedules for court circuits and county readings across Ireland including Kildare Athy Carlow Maryborough Philipstown Mullingar Trim Longford Cavan Enniskillen Omagh Derry and Liford. Also births marriages and deaths in 1816 with notable figures and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Kildare
Athy
Carlow
Queen's County
Maryborough
King’s County
Philipstown
Co. Westmeath
Mullingar
Meath
Trim
Norbu
Justice Fon
Peter Jackson
Michael For
North-West
W. Bernard
Andrew W. Carmichael
Commerce Treaty Threat to French Cotton Industry
French papers warn that a proposed Treaty of Commerce could devastate domestic cotton tissue production. They argue the industry employs many workers, supplies France and Europe, and a bad treaty could reduce output, heighten dependence on imports, and strain 600,000 employed in the sector. The Minister of War plans nationwide reviews on July 14 to gauge military strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Indies
Switzerland
England
Adriatic
Baltic
Capture of the Essex American Frigate Reported
London dispatch July 4 carries a letter copy from Thomas Brown agent to Lloyds Guernsey to John Bennett Junior. The brig Mary under A Blondel arrives from Buenos Ayres after ten weeks. master says a letter was received the day before sailing with a duplicate included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Lloydl’s
Guernsey
John Bennett
Mary
A. Blondel
Buenos Ayres
Jay
Capture of American frigate Asex reported by British ships Phoebe Cherub
Dispatches from 1814 detail the battle off Valparaiso with the American frigate Asex captured after a 1 hour 55 minute action. Losses: Phoebe six killed four wounded including its First Lieutenant. Cherub heavy casualties. Allied reports describe Oswego actions and Royal Navy dispatches from Montreal dated May 18.
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Asex
Valpagraiso
Valpsgraise
George Prevost
Oswego
War Department
Downing Street
Sir George Prevost
Montreal
Drummond
Lake Ontario
Qur
Hallaway
Royal Marines
Mulcanter
Navy
Popham
Ditto
Griffin
Richardson
P. Legendern
de Watteville
Victor May
Chili
South March
Americus
Essex
Bay of Valperaire
Bondye
Steay
Phaster
Cheruby
Valparaiso
Willy J, Mar
Ward
Lake Quisito
Kingston
Grooma
Bermude
Alexander Cochrane
Norfolk
Bermuda
Paris
Dragoons
Rue de Richelieu
Buonaparte
Monsieur
Bourbon
Spain
London
Madrid
Don Antonio
Ferdinand
France
Cadiz
Capture of the American frigate Essex at Valparaiso reported
News from Montreal and Bermuda notes the capture of the American frigate Essex by a British squadron near Valparaiso after a brisk engagement. The report mentions heavy casualties on the Essex and Phoebe, details of the battle, and updates on naval matters and colonial dispatches.
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the Dublin Journal
Holyhead
Trrawe
Sirthas
Suffolk-street
J. Maher
Castlewarden
Kildare
Hurlytown
County Clare
Wm. Bentley
Belfast
Major Boulger
93D Regiment
Bath
Josh Talbot
Ian
S. Talbot
Earl of Shrewsbury
Maria
Wm. Talbot
Castle-Talbot
York-Street
Mounotrath
Henry Cornelius
Miss Orr
John Orr
Carlton
Thomas Baker
Rebecca Newton
Penrith
Richard Swail
Miter
Jane Stewart
Kirkby-Mallory
Leicestershire
Viscountess Wentworth
Lord Viscount Wentworth
Ship
Robert
Earl of Northington
Glasgow
Rob. Findlay
Church of Scotland
Glagow University
College of Glasgow
Leyden
Stevenson
Findlay Cestle
St. James's Palace
Windsor Castle
Greenock
Bourdeaux
Gloucester
Quebec
Antwerp
Lypeduck
Brussels
Che Arsenal
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