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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 10, 1823
Page
2
Intelligence from Paris says the King of France is alarmingly ill, due to a gout attack in the stomach. The town received hoax and verified reports, with officials noting rumors came from a distant quarter unlikely to receive clearer detail.
A London Courier excerpt discusses France Spain and Britain over South American colonies. It argues Britain must counter French attempts, praises a strong decisive policy, and notes Spain aims to reconquer colonies with Paris backing. It cites Paris finances and upcoming parliamentary dissolution affecting support.
Madrid reports His Royal Highness the Duke d Angouleme arrived to be received suitably and plans to stay until November 4 before returning to France. Marshal Reggio has fresh despatches announcing the capitulation of Badajoz agreed between its commandant and Captain-General Don Gregorio Laguna. Riego's judgment is not yet public.
A stock market panic has caused a four percent drop in funds this morning. Consols for accounts left off yesterday at 6, opened at 27, and recovered to the prior price of 27. The French Funds at Paris fell from 3 to 1 per cent amid circulating reports of Thursday decline. Expresses arriving today carry Thursday dest prices, while Consols for Money and Account edge back to the current quotation. Spanish bonds show little business with fluctuations near three percent, and new bonds drift from 27 to 24.5 as markets react to the unsettled foreign market signals.
A London morning paper reports a remarkable tale from Castle WH, seat of Karl. Lady Georgiana and her father the Earl both see a Chinese head apparitions. The head appears in a study or on a table, causing hysteria and shock, while the Earl calmly resumes writing. The family cites astrology as a belief related to the incident.
The notice recalls marriages and deaths including Fatty Sark ceremony officiated by Dean Kelly and references to notable figures like Chief Berevraadr of vie Cent and Frances Mitchell. It highlights a widow who supported the poor, aided distressed individuals, and was mourned by relatives as a devoted benefactor.
Reports of a tragic building collapse in Cannon Street Patrick's Close killing several, with many missing and others injured. Lord Mayor leads search and relief, funds raised for victims. Also notes coach accidents, church appointments, and market details from Waterford to Kilkenny.
The Catholic Association met in Capel-street with L. Clinch in the chair. A motion supported by Mr O Coxwrer praised a pamphlet defending Catholic Ireland against Orange-press charges. Debates covered miracles, tithes, liberty of creed, and a project for a Catholic burial ground outside town to reduce costs and protect Catholic dead from insult.
The meeting discussed a proposed resolution to authorize a seven fee for burying the Catholic dead, supported by Yar and Conway. Mr O’Connell announced a plan to petition Parliament for a law enabling tithe in kind, especially on potatoes, with adjournment to next Saturday.
The Dublin and regional markets report sugar, beef, pork, butter, and grain prices advancing or steady with scarce sales in some goods. Wheat and flour rise modestly, oats and barley mixed, and tallow, tobacco, and malt trade subdued. butter demand improves while whiskey and potatoes show varied activity amid thin supplies.
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