Court Adjourns as Chief Justice Postpones Argument
In a London Court the Chief Justice noted Mr Justice Holroyd must leave the Court prompting a future day to hear the remaining argument. The Attorney General sought a ruling to decide tomorrow, but 51 special items on the paper delayed the motion. Meanwhile Carlisle of Miele Street was held in custody for reading libels, with Benbow and another applicant awaiting 48 hours notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holroyd
Justice Bayley
Court OF King's Bench
London
ROF
Jane Carlisle
Mieel-street
Benbow
Maute
France
Travedier
Europe
Louis the Xvitl
Lelters
Parias
House of Bourbon
Loue
Bnt
Botrhon
Mugland
Louis Xviet
Franse
France Health Rumors Roil Paris and Spain Cortes News
The Dublin Journal reports on French reports of the king's critical health and possible dissolution, with London anxiously awaiting French papers. Madrid Cortes discuss reforms, amnesty, and naval spending, while Spain negotiates loans and monitors Italian and Neapolitan developments amid broader European upheaval.
Dorset-etrect Tribute to Mrs Bond after long illness
In Dorset etrect, after a long and painful illness, Mrs Bond bore the ordeal with patient courage. The notice names James Bond of Seirua, Co. Longford, as the surviving relative or associated party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Bond
James Bont
Sieura
Co. Longford
LATE ADMIRAL CALDWELL DETAILED IN CORRESPONDENT NOTICE
From a correspondent this edition reports the death of Admiral Sir Benjamin Caldwell at his son's house near Bangor, Ireland, aged 83. Born January 17, 1781 in Dublin, he was the oldest officer in the Royal Navy. He commanded ships in the Seven Years War and the American Revolution, fought in major battles including Bellisle and the Battle of the Range, and was later made Commander in Chief in the West Indies. He was known for independence, honor, and religious tolerance, and was awarded the Grand Cross of the Bath by the present King after long service.
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Naples
Glasgow
Ra Fote
Palermo
Silitia
Calabria
Sicily
Pepe
Constantinople
Burguldereli
Bospleroy
Walidier
Baron Stroganvl
Russi Minster
Furks
Parte
M—l
Birain
Bow-Street
Hig
Wiedow
Leinsterrace
Chelsea
Diego
Sias
House of Lords
Uuus
Pontifia
Londo
Corfa
Porge
Lancel Pasha
Jaina
Ali Pasha
Janina
New Yorks
Admiral Caldwell
Baangardks
Eaglansl
Benjamin Caldwell
Dublin
Emerald Igats
Ifa
Mr.Boscawen
de LaChie
Namur
Bellila
Sir Edward
Lord Hawke
Marshal Conflans
Conflans
Selécl Royal
Begney
West Indies
Lord Howe
Caldwell
Flo
Sir Benjamin
Lord Collingwood
Lord Lowe
West Duchies
Treaty with Christophe sparks Haiti slave import payment plan
The Philadelphia Press reports Sir Jome Popham signed a treaty with Christophe to pay Britain 44 dollars per head for every Negro they land in Haiti. It suggests Nourods sent to Hayti may be part of Christophe’s retaliation as slave numbers fall.
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Philadelphia
Jome Popham
Haiti
Christophe
Hayti
Dematine
Gauli
Sebastop Gmatitalanges
Ailicovery Whee
Academy of Neienfees and
Belles Letters
Son Ias
Levant
Saadi
Cape of Good- Hope
Slater
Lelery
Deal
Fishin
Lori Baths
Pithult
New York
Buenos Ayres
Jrmetico
Dian
Montter
Portugal
Lord Beresford
Macarchy
Prines Reysl
Torbinelf Aodicise Grouts
Lisbon
D' Fra
Morenford
Truyal
Mio Daneiro
Edtine
Proclamation Limits Fireworks and Illumination in Belfast
A Belfast proclamation by Lord Mayor George Nugent bans bonfires fireworks and lighting within the city tonight to preserve public peace and warns of punishment for breaches. A Dublin Journal letter recounts a partial illumination in Belfast tied to a queen’s escape, noting window breakage and property damage, with blame on mob action and calls to levy costs on the country rather than instigators.
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Buenos Ayres
Sentito
Liverpool
Alvear
Carrere
Manchester
Gudfoena
Bath
Brenoa
Chili
Cochrane
Lins
Vienna
Austria
Troppau
Russia
Prussia
Harteen
Eartth
Mansion House
George Nugent
Belfast
Dublin
Howe
Donegal Place
Wellington-place
College-square
Tnstitution
Commercial Bank, &c. Ina China
Foreign Funds Fall Amid Paris News and London Markets
London markets report a sharp drop in French funds, spurred by unsettling Paris news. The French stock exchange opened with speculation, with Rentes wavering and Omnium dipping from a premium to a discount. In London, bullion and securities eased as failures rose and trading slowed, despite prior expectations tied to the Abandonment of the Bill of Pains and Penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Daly
Wwe
French Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Louton
The New Theatre Opening Announcement and Calendar
The New Theatre announces a splendid establishment with convenient city access and rich interiors, promising a grand future rivaling major European theatres. The complex includes painting rooms wardrobes dressing rooms and other service spaces, with a new masonry core and a covered courtyard to host performances in December and a New Year opening. Local calendar entries list performances and agents in Dublin and Newport with designer choices and final examinations for staff and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promies
Europe
Dutlin Soviety
Varios Ailives
Salle de Thauere
Wally Wiich
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Dublin Journal
Madrid
Wimptenn
Cortes
M. Moreau Guero
Marine
Spain
Cahiart
Esvudad
Benthai
M. de Mora
Beig
M Davont
Mien
Quiroga
Hiegry Lopes
Bangs, &c
Elvis
Steas
Sceevese
Englisil
Navy
Oh Spa Esohey
the New Theatre
CIA
Sniquiel
Newport
Waterfarit
Hitdant
William Walsh
County of Dublin
Agest
R. Ward
Luke Cahill
City of Dublin
Juboelt
Hugh Byrne
Ditty
Dna
Hearneh
David Power
Curriete-on-Suir
Aswigwenn
Hara
Peter Campbell
Molloy
George Tyner
Lyons
Anise
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