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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 30, 1821

Page

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Turmoil in Turkish Ports Drives Christians into Flight

Fragmented dispatches report widespread violence in Smyrna and surrounding ports. Turkish populace aided by janissaries killed leaders, looted magazines, and expelled or enslaved Christians and Armenians while striking churches and wealth, with Jews acting as guides amid rumors of a larger empire upheaval. The Vienna fragment cites mass displacement and the Russian envoy Strogonoff observing from Rajahiders as Odessa evacuees flee.

URKEY Pacha Cesarea Sexen Sodenta Cartie Vienna Smyrus Asia Constantia Morea Pune Lewis Tole Ast Uae Merville Ds Ee Paris Strogonall Rajahiders Te Tad Odessa Manperor

Portugal oath cited by king sparks constitutional debate

Lisbon papers report Portugal’s king swore to uphold the constitution in a formal oath amid tax changes and a reshaped customs policy. The president read a written address, deputies note the pledge, and the session marked by protests and calls for order. A Barbadian fire incident is also described with praise for local responders and a royal steamer arrival noted in passing.

Lisbon Wil Ushinou Portugal Porta Hrazih Cortes Tris Anirmerne Crear Serra di Vrach Speku Tmaense Okie Barbadoers Remlers

Letter on royal coronation spectacle from Edinburgh

A letter attributed to Sir Walter Scott describes the coronation ceremonies at Westminster Abbey with vivid detail. The author praises the pageantry, notes the disciplined crowd, and comments on the spectacle, the monarchs, and foreign spectators, while critiquing a minor intrusion by a controversial attendee.

Fragmentary Ottoman and Greek Rite Figures at Mehepan

A garbled recount mentions a sultan ordering honors for a figure linked to Leoneva Postantiopae, with ties to Greek and Russian officials. References to Vienna, Mehe pan, and various dignitaries suggest a ceremonial gathering with clergy and military or royal observers, but many words are corrupted, leaving unclear specifics.

Leoneva Postantiopae Odessa Assem- Wadi Uhhawa T Rus- Jeans Atic Barweron Vienna Sere Salonen Gene Swoottue Toune Belchas

Royal reductions and coronation health notes from Portsmouth

The royal administration reports reductions in garrison numbers and a single battalion reshuffle affecting the Royals and Guards, while health concerns surround the king ahead of the coronation. A royal yacht sails to Ireland and Deptford works prepare for new port duties as the fleet adjusts.

Mijesty Ling St Goud Morag Leraid Freday Portsmouth Dely Royal Yacht Ireland Ander Chas Deptford

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