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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 03, 1814
Page
2
A fragmented London to Vienna dispatch reports on Spanish and Neapolitan turmoil, Austrian congress preparations, and Sweden Norway constitutional shifts. It notes Mina’s plot and the king’s distress, ambassador arrests, and political proclamations across Europe.
From Creanagen and Gorrensman dated October 7 and 15 reports say the peace with Denmark and Spain is sealed in London. The move may stabilize paper money as the army’s burden eases. Further articles reveal Prince Christian’s promises to cede authority to the nation and convene the Diet to renew decrees across Norway, with further texts signed by royal officials.
Extract from Hamburgh dated Oct 16 describes public Festivity in Hamburg for Leipsic victory. Bells ring, ships fly flags with oak and flowers, illuminations and plays praised. A new play Irman fidelity is performed, Ode and poem appear, and a grand Town House feast honors peace and Allied entry.
The piece praises a patriotic figure for hosting Englishe visitors and serving a year in the Hanseatic cavalry, with his son proving bravery in combat. It notes relief efforts for shipwrecked Captains at Mr. Lilburn’s home, and a raised subscription. Dr. Ignata Gumprecht earns the Order of Waladmer for hospital work at Luneburg.
From the London Gazette Admiralty details include Captain Philos of the Primrose destroying the American privateer schooner P ke at Savannah with 85 men aboard. Lieutenant Crawford recaptures the outer Lendrail after a July action with the Syren. Sir Peter Parker disperses enemy troops and destroys a large stores depot on Maryland's eastern shore. Lieutenant Crease notes boats capturing two sloops and a schooner at Bush River, with the sloops destroyed after grounding.
In Exeter on a misty Saturday, Mr. Sadler prepared for his seventh ascent as a grand crowd gathered in High Street and Castle Yard. The balloon rose slowly, drifting toward St Sidwell's and Black-boy turnpike hill, then vanished into a cloud after releasing parachute and basket. observers clocked an elevation near a pie and wharfs thermometer reading 58.
A balloon piloted by Mr Sidley descended into an orchard belonging to Mr Tower near Newtown-Puppteford after a brief drift from the valley. Villagers and Exeter men aided, with Rev Mr Greenwood providing refreshments. The craft was secured at Mr Yowt's barn and Mr Sadler guided off to lodgings amid a cheering crowd. Preparations began for a westward ascent from My mount.
The Rev Mr Reade acknowledges with thanks the sum of 40 francs from Tuomas Pls Baty for the use of the charity repository. The donation follows a sermon by Rev Dr Dealery in 1508 and is published as the Teques of the Members of that Charity.
At Carlton-House in December 1413 the Prince Regent in Council orders an immediate halt to all hostilities against the United Provinces of the Netherlands with certain exceptions. The blockade and trade restrictions are to cease, ships from the United Provinces may enter His Majesty's ports, and authorities including the Treasury and Admiralty are to enforce the measures.
The Lord Lieutenant with the Privy Council proclaims the Barony of Middlethird in the County of Tipperary as being in a state of disturbance and requiring an extraordinary establishment of police. Dated Dublin September 6 1814 with signatories Erne Frankfort Norbury Downes M Mahon Reobert Peel Hewert Saurin.
Abstract of the returns for the week ending Oct 11 1914 listing quantities per barrel for Coan Quaim Meac and Fooun sold in Dublin City and Liberties. Includes stated quantities and adieu notes.
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