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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 05, 1823
Page
5
The discussion centers on British policy toward Spain and Portugal, neutrality versus intervention, with Canning and ministers defended or criticized. Arguments reference treaties, Verona, and Franco, noting war risks, parliamentary sentiment, and potential consequences for Britain's role in Europe.
The Paris papers describe Vittoria as headquarters for the French army. Moncey leaves 5,000 to invest Figueras, and Rosas is occupied to secure supply lines. Mourrac moves toward Zaragoza while M. Qoptsar advances from Burgos toward Madrid. Reports claim heavy Spaniard losses and continued French gains, with garrison notes at St. Sebastian. The foreign relations debate ends with division on the amendment, condemning France's conduct toward Spain.
A garbled report describes outrages in the South with references to a party leader and interruptions in civic order. It mentions towns, protests, and clashes amid a tense atmosphere, with scattered names and locations barely legible.
An early afternoon session crowded with attendees covered the Sheriff of Dublin inquiry. The House debated witnesses and scheduling, with officials proposing a three day limit and assigning under sheriff duties, aiming to complete evidence and secure appearances for the trial.
A violent incident involving a group described as dark gentle men ended with five gunshots aimed at a man who narrowly escaped with his life, evading serious injury or death in a near miracle.
The vanguard of the second corps entered Saragass on the 25th. The citadel of tinea is in possession of the army of the King. The revolutionary chief has been arrested and his troops submitted.
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