14 Nov 1823
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 14, 1823
Page
1
The narrative outlines danger around the Weare murder, noting heightened security at prisons, police patrols from Bow Street, and magistrates’ orders to restrict prisoner access. It recounts Thurtell’s entry to boxing circles, his ties to Lemon and others, and a scheme around gaming and debts that led to violence.
Letters from Gibraltar dated the 27th report Spanish refugees from the Cortes and ministers discussing asylum in France and possible move to Mingland. Distinct leaders such as Manzanares and Arguelles figure amid turmoil as Morillo opposes absolute power and Mina's unclear stance fuels rumors of proclamations and aid to Barcelona.
Spanish journals report intense interest in the Riego trial with a packed hall in Madrid. The prosecutor outlined charges for voting to depose the king, while defenders argued for military jurisdiction. Cries of Death to the traitor rang out as the Vista ended and Ferdinand’s decrees are noted. Ballasteros reportedly arrested. Lerida taken and Barcelon a in French hands. Ferdinand creates the Duke d Angouleme Duke of Trocadero.
A Pacis Corres pondent report outlines Spain arming 22 000 troops and ships to invade Cuba then Mexico, with Morillo commanding and Morale s alliance, aiming to wrest sovereignty while offering foreign access to trade. The piece mocks the plan as desperate and unlikely to succeed. A Madrid private letter notes the government’s focus on abolishing the constitution and treating reforms as innovations.
A late decree abolishes the Ministry of the Interior returning power to the grace and justice ministry which controls the police. The piece argues the loans with foreigners are imprudent and predicts slow or no recognition amid a damaged economy. It notes French occupies 60,000 troops, pending royal arrival November, and reports on rebellions, surrenders, and proclamations across Cadiz and Valencia with Bourmont's dispatches regarding troop discipline in Andalusia.
Letters dated October 2 from Smyrna report tranquil city conditions with no outrages for some time. Turkish capital updates to October 11 show English merchants growing more hopeful peace will hold in the East. Private letters say Lord Strangford’s efforts and authority with Turkish ministers foster Turkish respect for our countrymen and credit to our government for pacific aims.
The Dulin Journal and Dublin Evening Post trade charged words over neutrality on Catholic Emancipation. The Dublin paper quotes the Journal as opposing, while the Journal asserts it supports removing all religious disabilities for Catholics and other sects, arguing merit should govern civil and military service.
The piece argues that emancipating Catholics would weaken despotic priestly power and promote religious toleration. It condemns the Hohenlohe Necromancy as fraudulent, notes Roman Catholic clergy in Ireland are educated and traveled, and hints a pamphlet on Hohenlohe will soon publish details from France and Germany.
A letter from Southampton reports the 23d Regiment to Gibraltar to relieve the 7th for the West Indies. An American ship with 160 aboard wrecked near Cape Le Hogue. under 50 saved. Gas lighting advances praised by Mr Simeon Broadmeadow, with a new method increasing gas output and purifying it. Widespread concerns about gambling and disappearances tied to a noble’s nephew and a royal navy lieutenant. A London magazine notes Beard symbolism and fashions of beards in past eras. A disturbance near the new Custom-house ends with police custody and bail proceedings awaiting settlement.
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