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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 13, 1818

Page

4

Irregular Narratives of South American Independence

A 19th century novelist tone describes dramatic revolts in South America. The text portrays the struggle against Spanish rule along the Rio de la Plata with Generals Martin and Artigas shaping campaigns, aiming to purge Portuguese influence and expand republican dominion. It notes distrust of Spaniards and fervent pursuit of independence amid regional turmoil and differing loyalties.

Sunenetmal Ly Sare Poweier Tuaner Abu Ali Nature Hall South America Great Rio de la Plata Uence Ayres St. Martin and Brgirsdo Chilfwre Peri Lina Ferdinand

Memoirs of General Savary Stir Rumors Across Europe

Extracts from Savary’s memoirs stirred sensational coverage in Dublin London Brussels and Vienna. The Austrian press and Duchess of Rovigo denied publication of the work and noted Savary would publish only after leaving Austrian soil. The MS passed through Smyrna London Gloucester Place and to Atkins before custody, with Savary defending no named individuals.

Savary Dublin Morning Chronicle Paris Brussels Vral Liberal Bth Prince Metternish Wilkinson Smyrna London Atkins Gloucester-place New Road Witten

Extracts on Chateaubriand and Imperial patronage

The text recounts a rumor mill surrounding M. de Chateaubriand and his financial distress. It describes an interview with an unnamed minister about a government post, the delicate negotiation to grant support, and Chateaubriand's polished pleads for a directorate of arts or belles lettres, with a plan to publish further extracts in a future issue.

Savaty Samuel Romille She M. de Faa~doas London M. Faudons Lotlow M. DE Ubathaubriand Duke of theJouonal del Empire Moscow Cardinal Fesch M. Chateaubriand Hadentinmb Faubourg St. Germain M. Chateaubrigud France M. de Chateaubriand Lily M. .Chateaubriand Wis Hanily Ag M. Chateaubriaud M. Chaleanbrand Esdar Leta

Linen manufacture plans limp along in Clonmel district

A parish meeting at Clonmel House debated launching a Linen Manufacture branch. Five resolutions passed urging cooperation of landowners, starting a weekly market for yarn and linen, and opening subscriptions. The group favored gradual steps, confining initial operations to a limited scale. Also noted the death of Mr Patrick Lyore, praised for linguistic scholarship.

Clonmel Peulay Mbstance

Fragmented review frowns on Crowlse theatre night

A reader observes a chaotic performance at Crowles Theatre where most actors falter, Mr Janks and family steer management, and criticism targets Mr Hoan’s delivery. The piece notes weak casting, poor rehearsal, and calls for strong revisions after the Monday performance.

Mrs Spread Emerges On Stage Amid Public Curiosity

The Belfast Chronicle profiles Mrs. Spread, formerly Miss Henrietta Deane, daughter of Lord Muskerry, who married Major Henry Spread. After a troubled family fortune and his inability to assist, she pursues theater to support them, debuting in Lover’s How and Virginia. Her voice and temperament impress observers despite doubts.

Balpast Spread Henrietta Deane Lord Muskerry Henry Spread Cork Mar Ried Mise Wingfeld Mrn Henry Deane Grady Merrion-square Dublin Bnaband County Limerick Ene Deal Deane America Mr. Talbot Mrs. Spread Amelia Wildenbrim Virginia O Paul Virginia Belfast Chronicle

Miss Stephens and Madama For tone in city debut

The expected arrival of Miss Stephens delights locals who recall her past songs. Also noted is Madama Fortone’s London debut at Cooper's Hall, Lauda with a strong prize list. Contagious fever ravages the population despite brief temporary signs of progress.

Miss Stephens Tose Tvo Madama Fortone Cooper's Hall Lauda Atx

Manson addresses court amid murder trial at Paris

Madame Manson delivers a grave, impassioned defense claiming innocence and gratitude to her protector. She recounts fear, peril, and the murder of M. Fualdes, pleading for justice and urging jurors to weigh her testimony against the pressure of persecution. Accidental and emigration brief notes follow in later items.

Barrie Rowan M. Enquitat Madame Manson Ignion M. Fualdes Heaven Wes Geoflewen Edward Addrem Dafendal M Clemendot L' Aveyron Cais Europe Turre Bar of Justice Iniroos

Army detachment details retirement march and officer promotions

The passage outlines Army detachments marching routes from Rat to Naas and Yarmouth to Trafalgar, with a focus on vehicles and embarkation plans. It lists numerous promotions and exchanges within the Foot, including lieutenant, captain, and ensign appointments across regiments, half-pay transfers, and purchases, naming officers and units involved.

Ligt Naas Thal & Diiachwest Copsuatin Yarmouth Yaaia Chathers, Incindi Y Pare London Purchive Boulton Dougal Liesteonut J.G. Bradton Robert Kilig Steed Charles Fertivail Trenca Hegnorat Fool George Thomas Heigham Bagige Beila Seboreures Jacob Meek Simuel Beachcroft Bariga Toomed Shoidam O'Haloran Wes Reewabiil John Thomas Nogel Vier O Halloran Richard Doherty Foot W Company Ann Vhibald Maclean Kensign George Dearé West India Regiment Home George Darling 30Th Regt Vier Bakes Jago Revert Baker S8th Foot The Grove Ensigo Txomm Milier Stth Foot George Booth Phineas Charles Cockburn John Heard Willend Mandeville Palf-Py Rat Wil- Hite Withimeos Eward Coventry Graves Ackland Vies Biggar Willum Anmeley Cuaran Bougo Ackland Henry H. Jacob Beseth Poot E Company John Codger Sith Foot Wilhem Vierke Fraser Drcrusen William Alexander Craig 84Th Foot Droddell Frederick Grove Baker John Peng Ensiga Oy Purchase Viet Marth Wue Andrew Russell Purchas Vie M'Lenn Grim Ditto Charles Scaron Naylor Liewtenant Jim Blagrave Richard Lowe Royal Alilitary College Kumga Duna Alt Weat Todia Reoinent David None Fcon Éret Foot Deare Royal African Corps John Carrill Peach Pencsbler Wallace

Market reports show mixed grain and livestock prices

Markets note fluctuating demand for wheat oats and barley with declines in some regions. Prices for pork and butter mixed as supply from the country grows. Livestock demand remains uneven with sheep and cattle showing tolerable demand but high prices for prime stock. Local show attendance weak and cattle trade subdued.

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Weather extract diary entry from 181s

Weather diary fragment records highest and lowest temperatures, barometer and wind, with dated notes. Daily condition notes appear garbled yet indicate a mostly cloudy day with occasional mist and variable wind, including readings in archaic units and partial measurements.

Loweat Burvaater Wigbert Wasther— Dara Gu Sealine Bialy

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