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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Nov 05, 1824

Page

4

Leviathan Columbus boarded off Dunnose and sails for London

The four mast ship Columbus, loaded with 6300 tons of pine and sails from Quebec, was boarded by the For pilot boat and towed toward London. Captain W. M. Kelter of the Navy commanded ninety men on board with a 301 feet ship, reported in the Downs after leaving Point des Bussanites on September 12. The vessel, damaged and leaking, anchored near Scilly and remained under sail as it moves toward the river, with Morgan master along on the crew. Reports from Lloyds and agents describe the ship’s size and cargo as well as recent movements.

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Plunkett and Emancipation in Irish Politics

Dublin era discourse praises M P Plunkett's intellect and leadership in Catholic Emancipation debates. It notes his early career, rivalries with Master Ellis, and calls for national unity on the Catholic question to avoid prolonged Irish civil strife.

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Bath society wedding list reads like a royal roll

A long procession of titled guests and nobility gathers for a Bath ceremony. Countess Kemont Marquis of Bath and Lady Gifford are among those listed with Lords, Honours, and Sir names following in a formal society announce.

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Ulster debate over university loyalties and Orange order

A political speech defends the University of Usher Berkeley and Molyneux, praises the Prelate at Limerick, denies a supposed Orange body in the College, and attacks a rival for slander. A related note cites Counsellor Finn claiming no proselytism or united Orange lodge exists, while Catholics face persecution and honour without faith.

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Greek Triumph Over Ottoman Fleet Near Rhodes

Reports from Trieste dated October 14 describe renewed Greek naval success against the Turkish and Egyptian fleets. The Ottoman force, reduced to a few ships, was defeated between Patmos and Samothrace with Greek ships overpowering and driving them toward Mitylene, while Egyptian transports were scattered or captured. Further letters claim heavy losses for Alexandria and Constantinople fleets, and the Greeks reportedly captured Ibrahim Pacha and other high-value targets, along with large sums of money, amid continued victories around Rhodes and Samos.

Techeame Patmos Samoa Mitylene Seail Boudroun Rhodes Cos Cuaramania Mehmed Ali Vmnad Gibrattar Pacha Napolidic Romania Iir

Maritime Trade At Port Reveals Fleet Totals

Quearc Serv notes 464 vessels cleared since navigation began, including domestic builds this season, with some making multiple trips. 501 vessels arrived by sea in the same period, about six remain in port. Vanwayage totals stand at 124 74 dollars. Count Poszi di Murgho presented an important memo to the French government urging unity with the other great powers for restoring peace in the East. copies reached Lomas, Burlin, and Vienna.

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