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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 26, 1817
Page
1
Bankrupt's sale to wholesalers and retailers of trimming merchants haberdashery tailors and associated goods. Public notice details liquidation terms and parties involved, urging buyers to review terms and make purchases under bankruptcy conditions. The notice references sale scope and bidding procedures for creditors and interested buyers.
Reports from July detail Lucerne police ejecting Madame de Ferudener and companions amid beggar crowds. issues of Spain Portugal Russia and England dominate diplomacy. England’s maritime dominance described as global control with strategic anchors in Heligoland Jersey and Gibraltar, amid calls for balance as European powers weigh sacred alliances and colonial spoils.
From Rio de Janeiro government issues an edict dated February prohibiting any Spanish vessel from fitting out in Portuguese zones for slave trading along Africa between the Equator and 10 North latitude. Lord Beresford rumored to travel to Madrid from Lisbon on a mission of political importance. Pernambuco revolutionists reportedly surrender by May 20.
Extracts detail a May to June sequence: Brazilian insurgents retreat to Recife and Olinda after battles near Capea, while 8000 troops under Luia de Rego march from Rio Janeiro toward Pernambuco. Marquis de Angela arrives with royal orders, signaling renewed royal authority and a plan to press reinforcement and unify actions across Brazil.
Sailors return from the Pdctdlus while Lake Erie and other vessels are under different commands. Officers Shackleton Pewed Roche and others sail with the Provoy ante store ship. 200 seamen and royal marines are listed. Wheat arrivals boost sales. barley and beans rise slightly. overall market activity remains brisk on some items and slow on others.
London dispatches describe French and Portuguese developments in rebellion and suppression of the Constitution, with details on naval movements, finance, and imports. Reports cite Paris echoes of royalty, Bahia victories, and a royal ordinance banning foreign soap, while Calcutta and Dutch affairs reveal territorial shifts and price changes.
In Scotland rising mortgage debt and high living costs press families who have no extra funds. The situation highlights financial strain as homeowners face increased payments and limited liquidity.
A London journal summary critiques Russia and Alexander the Great, notes Ghent polemics against England, and argues Britain should disengage from continental quarrels. It praises British naval power while warning against meddling and calls for independence and neutral trade with Europe.
A German report describes a severe hailstorm in Munich with stones likened to hazel nuts and large as hen eggs, leaving fruit trees within a wide radius stripped and damaged. Local officials note extraordinary storm size and intensity.
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