Irish Manufacture Prods City to Boycott Nonconforming Goods
In Dublin 1810 a City Assembly urges purchase and wear of Irish made goods. It calls for oaths against selling non Irish manufacture and urges parish committees to collect subscriptions for bounties to promote woollen cotton silk and mixed Irish products within one month. Copies to ministers wardens and papers ordered. Allen and Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Assembly
William Streezy
Dublin Journal
Freeman's Journal
Saunders's News Letter
Dublin Evening Post
Lord Myor
Allen & Greene
Letters from Spain reveal Spanish resolve against Buonaparte
Intercepted letters in Spain, in the Marquis Romana's possession, confirm Napoleon's plan to subjugate Spain through cruel abuses. The correspondence also demonstrates the Spaniards’ unwavering antipathy toward the French, undeterred by misfortune or punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyhead
Chester
Spain
Romana
Carrol
Buonaparte
Public discourse on Sir Francis Burdett and unrest in Britain
The piece analyzes the Friends of Sir Francis Burdett reemerging in public life amid threats of his retirement. It discusses a public dinner to mend factional rifts, criticizes Burdett’s witty reply about military display in the streets, and notes ongoing humanitarian visits to prisons plus mercantile and political developments including Irish cloth, a Lord Mayor’s dinner, and express travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Francis Burdett
Sir Francis
Francia
Francis
British Empire
Holyhead
Lord Wellington
Talavara
Corporation of Barbers Surgeons
James Leahy
Duke-street
William Maddock
Hammond-lane
Michael Hackett
Great Britainestreet
Bencoolen
Prince of Wales’s Island
Russia
Moldavia
Wallachia
Dublin Common Council Debates Union Press and Trade
The Dublin Common Council laments changes in policy toward the Legislative Union while noting trade fluctuations since 1800. It praises a committee plan to promote fabric consumption and criticizes an attack on Mr. Foster, whose portrait was removed amid Union controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Union
Dublin
Ireland
London
Sionet
Giffard
Alderman Alley
Foster
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Shaw
Mr. Fosten
Louth
Ciudad Rodrigo falls and British actions near Cadiz reported
Reports from Lisbon via Plymouth dated the 14th state Ciudad Rodrigo fell after a heroic defense leaving ruins. Lord Wellington reportedly moved toward Lisbon after surrender. Zenobia brig met a Spanish xebec near Cadiz, which claimed mortar batteries were completed at Matagorda and British plans discussed a potential sortie.
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Lisbon
Plymouth
Ciudad Rodrigo
Lord Wellington
Falmouth
Cadiz
Liverpool
Matagorda
Swedish Reports on Servia and Vienna Developments
Extracts from Swedish papers discuss Servia’s potential acknowledgment of Austrian sovereignty in exchange for constitutional guarantees and possible French Russian involvement. Vienna reports famine risk and Janissary disorder amid uncertain outcomes. Stockholms note Fersen seizure of papers leads to sealing of a Marshal Axel Fersen residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tith Fst
Servia
Austria
Anat
France
Russia
Pio
Vienna
Constantinople
Stockhorm
Fabian Fersen
Count Axel Fersen
Supreme Court of Justice
British and Continental Dispatches From July 1810
Summary of 1810 news items including Dutch troop movements to Spain under Duke of Placentia, Papal States unrest, French troops dispersed into cathedrals turned barracks, Marshal Augereau's recall after head wound, Emperor Francis at Prague and shrine exemptions, and Dominica insurrection with massacres of British officers. Also Westminster election correspondence with Sir Francis Burdett and local invitation letters date July 14 to July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heligoland
Napoleon
Louis
Placentia
Spain
Papal States
Rome
Marshal Augereau
Wis
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Shaw and Litton
Ballinasoe
WM. Andrews & Son
Iriah Woollen Ware-house
Castle-treat
Police
Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty's Ordnance
Ordnance Service
Bobtin
Phenix-Park
Ordnance
Lower Castle- Yard
Painter
Slater
the Dublin Journal
Faulkner
Parliament-Street
George Faulkner
Janes Dance
Ship-street
West
Pole
Archer
Sommon Council OF Dublin
Dominica
Mars
Westminster Committee
Francis Burdett
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Electors of
Westminster
Ower
Robert Hutchinson
George Pullr
F. Burdett
Bart
Piccadilly
Wescumust
George Puller
Mr. R., Hutchinson
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