Dublin Journal July 1783 Dispatches and Naval News
The Dublin Journal covers July 1783 reports from London on naval preparations, Mediterranean dispositions, and ministerial reflections. It notes a fleet of twelve sail at Toulon, Sweden and Portugal diplomacy, and the expected renewal of hostilities. There are accounts of Admiral Hughes, the squadron’s officers, and the weathered state of colonies and trade in New Jersey and the Ohio regions. It also mentions a cutter of Madeira, Portuguese movements, and the Cape of Good Hope dispatches including shipwrecks and casualties. The piece reflects Britain’s wartime posture, embassy reports, and commercial implications amid ongoing international tensions.
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Aiten
Jose
Kenertie
Rullia
Toulin
Mery M.deBarrat
Candia
Mediterranean
Brance
Falip
Don
Fuer St
Sweden
Gresain
Adi Ea
Reif
Luntoer
Dee
Leon
Empress Anth
Royllimys
Mumarch
Heederich’s
Harn
Ruthe
Czarfiei Zelo
Iis
Sain Uzerbseheth
Ryilia
Peterfourgh
Veltentay
Moliagh
Frahee
King's Flettunder
Admiral Hughes Sah Bickerton Biving
Abuot
Lndia
Melona
Mindrale
Poresmouth
Walleet
Ita Freud
Rue Wirh Hughes
Tee Socbaywane Squadron Stock Forge
Misti Fry
Buris
Holland
Madeira
Agtarlewan
America
Indiana
Eheir
Ohio
New Jersey
Bates
Edward Hughes
West Indies
Phipps
Rodney
Reynolds
George Home
Symons
Blade
Flere
YeNesday Mornihig
Ituail
Silas Deane
Rie Vealt
Compaterck
Hove
England
Hartley
Copenhageh
Elliot
Berlin
Baron Kniphinsen
Agairus Hoover
Maairid Say
Den‘Solanu Ia
Europe
Hurinam
Bernard ‘Kexier
Grierl
Brasil
Portugal
Apy Hending
Seay
Mar
Texel
van Berkel
United States of America
Philadelphia
St Helene
Cape
Cupid
Wemons
Ladi Wan Etthay
Tims Wah Chi
Ayer
Spor
Guy
Shure
Dublin Bank Notes and Trade Credit Call for Punctual Payment
The Governing bodies in Dublin announce a resolution urging strict settlement of inland bills and notes to promote trade and credit, aligning with Bank of England practice. The move, supported by David Seatouche and Sons, William Gleadowe Newcome and Co, and John Finlay and Co, aims to improve commercial confidence as June approaches.
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Bank of Ireland
Bank of England
Dublis
Sankhail
David Seatouche and Sons
WM. Gleadowe Newgomen and CO
John Finlay and CO
Lottery Fraud and Arrest Report at Dublin Queen's Market
A damaged fragment details a public lottery scheme with tickets priced at one shilling and sixpence, promised prizes up to fifty pounds, and claims of new plans by Wells and Co. It mentions arrests and inquiries in Dublin, vendor names, and several deaths, marriages, and legal notices from 1783. The text also references examinations, a woman seen at a window, and assorted charitable acknowledgments for distressed manufacturers in various parishes.
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Jain
Newgate
Win. Sningtt
Conrman Couneiman
Corporation of Weavers
Montoid Green
Torece
Little Theatre
Cacel-Moret
Dublin
Neinsart
Tool
SS Wa
Blane
Bat
Tooat
Rogos
BIR Pvt
Todday
Chaley Swinfall
Paster
Blanch Moroney
Newford
Co. Galway
Dominick Buurk
Richard Powell
St. Catherines Parich
David Shereard
A. H
T. I
A. Be
Se. Duke's
Conotly
A. B
A. D
Masufa
Ss. Luke's
Wells and CO
Molcoworth
College-green
Sigar
Melle, Wells and Co
Collegi Crern
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Jahta Wong
Abra
Alziers
Dordrech
Anterda
Rotterdam
Beenth
House of Commons
New-England
Church of England
Biine
Queen's Or
Orn. Jones
Wendior
Qedees
North Ameca
Nova Sco
Lang
Tor
Jolie Bond
Trith Loans
Chendon
Lonton
Dehent
Treasury
Bank Brock
Hill Wilson
Sec
Hawke Packet
Pringle Gud Tila Feis
Gene
Schlath
Thomas Péiry
Tord
Natiy
DubSio
Worhangayy
Molakow
Arbuthnot
France
Royland
Charles the Second
Williams and
Mary
Reland
Edinburgh
Kelso
Avil
Mel Wells and CO
Strawn
Voih
College Great
Perducton
Ubarte
Moyea
Dle
Urawung
Wasterdase Shay
Ely Weil
da. Franch
Uiterday
Aupall
Danfhagbin