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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Nov 13, 1790

Page

1

Wreck on Corton Beach and Heroic Mate Save

A Corton Beach wreck report notes the vessel is wrecked though cargo partly saved. The ship’s commander and passengers were rescued, including a woman and two children aided by a brave foreign mate who risked his life while tying passengers to his back in heavy surf. The event follows a grand Lord Mayor’s day in London with a procession from Guildhall to Three Cranes and a lavish ball, featuring Mrs. Nicol’s sermon, a Shakespeare figure centerpiece, and elaborate dining.

Fibeloth C. Waklef Corton Beach Ildgen J.boydell Guildhall Hell Grear Hall Bfr Pite, Ake Leeds Prench M. Meni Nicol Myor Moisias Lord Eardley Miss Pickett

Allied Powers letter on Belgian constitution and hostilities

A fragmentary 1790 letter from Dutch and Allied envoys at The Hague warns that only twenty days remain to accept concessions before ceding to a restored Belgian constitution. It states intentions to guarantee successors’ obedience and hints at sovereign guarantees, signed by representatives including Auckland and Van de Sfrigel.

Repllia Holland Belsipn Troy Lyon Dong the Hague Auckland van DE Sfirgel

Prices Os Stocks Nov hs Prices Os Stocks

Stock and bond listings show various prices and instruments including Navy Bills, India Stock, and 6 per Tontine. Entries mix cash prices with percentages and notes like Annuities and Bonds. The fragmentary text references historical financial instruments and a Nov date, indicating a late 19th or early 20th century market page.

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Dublin Ledger 1790 News Mixed with Local Notices

Fragmented 1790 report notes coastal smuggling, a drowning at sea, betrothals in Clare and Birmingham, and a House of Industry update. Includes market prices for wheat, oats, and flour, charity receipts, apprenticeships, and a Christmas-era stock of goods in Dublin with details on public notices and local governance.

Thomas Atreet Canal-Markeft Fricke Barkel City of Dublin Houshold White

Tontine Notice From Capelitter Scriptlond Office

A late eighteenth century style notice requests subscribers to register names for a tontine at Bar ns Office No 1 Capelitter. Receipts are required to be collected before March 4 after which no further subscribers can be admitted.

Dublin Barns

Dentifrice Powder and Tincture Vend Another Royal Dealer

An advertisement from Chevalier Ruspini and Sons appoints Tomas Byqn, printer, as vender in Dublin for their dentifrice powder and Vinciture for teeth and gums. It promotes powders, tinctures, and stythe for stopping hemorrhages, with prices five shillings per box and half to a guinea per bottle, delivered with proper directions and the chevalier’s arms.

Nowintry Gantry Kingdom of Ireland Ruspini England Ruttia America East Tudor Royal Navy N. B Dublin

To the Humane Ailing Woman Seeks Public Aid for Family

A sickly gentlewoman with two helpless children, driven from the city by debt, begs benevolent aid. She has long served as a reputable housekeeper, now in extreme distress, and appeals to the public. Reverend Henry Campbell of St. Paul’s Church offers prayers and will receive benefactions at No. 85 Pearl Street to verify the account.

Henry Capbell St. Paul's Peullia Tee Prater

Illusion of Supplicant Ends in Family Misery and Need

A distraught man with four young children loses his wife and income. He worked as a labourer to support his family but fell ill and bedridden, unable to feed or house them after the landlord evicted them for unpaid rent. Benefactions may be received locally.

SULLY'S OFFICE PROMISES LOW PRICES ON TICKETS

BRY INSURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT CONDUCTED THROUGH A DRAW WITH A FANCIFUL PROMISE OF LIBERAL AND FASCINATES. THE ARTICLE PRAISES SCULLY'S OFFICE FOR PROMPTNESS PUNCTUALITY AND GENEROUS SHARE OF PATRONAGE, ASSERTING A VARIETY OF TICKETS AND SHARES AT LOW PRICES IN THE KINGDOM.

Hae Weil Pancras Sary Patrois Scully

Friends of an eminent surgeon call for subscriptions

The Friends of the eminent surgeon Edwards announce a subscription drive to aid his widow and children. A list will be collected by Edward Croker at No 3a Stafford Street each Saturday to record donors and sums, with trustees to manage funds for maintenance education and future establishment of the late Me Edwards family.

Welch Fehdoner Rouquier Connor Loughiwilly Skibteh Row Wmn. Brown Noeth Jon Esnis Bart O'Codeel Tuillh Douinty Clare Mary Oi Dr O'Loughlin Waterford Richerd’ Power Cathérine Dat Dedras Aerfaid Plin Tn Birmiigham Kilfynan Lougheen John Lynch James Lynch Matter O'Neill Hugh O'Neile We Marine School Betteman City of Dublin Peathe Hamilton King’s Bench Croker Clermant Hnevey Dodninick Sees Galaviey Murer Chaffreet Iiam Kil Carletah Ferns Robert Warren Benjamin Thomas Robert Weis George Grierson James Blacker Edwards Edward Croker N.B Me. Edwards

Distressed Orphan Seeks Aid From Benevolent Readers

A female orphan with parents in Credie ant Elem suffers great hardship after loss of kindred property. She is left with nothing to earn a livelihood and appeals to benevolent ladies and gentlemen to provide relief through the printer, seeking compassionate assistance.

Proclamation on May 13 1798 Lime rick Mob Disorder

A proclamation from the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland denounces a violent mob in Limerick after the county elections. It promises rewards for information leading to apprehension of offenders, urges authorities to suppress further disturbances, and invokes royal favor for swift prosecutions.

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