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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 23, 1809
Page
4
Summarizes select clauses outlining royal appointment and removal powers, ministerial consent, and Court oversight. Details include the king’s appointment of civil and military officers, nobles’ hereditary titles, council ceremonial signs, and limits on taxation, loans, and territorial sales. Also notes press liberty oversight and Diet governance mechanisms.
London reports on Napoleonic policy and the Continental System. Paris and Vienna dispatches discuss Armstr ong and potential Franco American treaties. Observations on Fontainbleau, Fontainbleau intrigues, and rumors of Bonaparte seeking German imperial title amid shifting alliances. Also notes Russian and Swedish movements, Baltic fleet arrivals, and local incidents in Ireland and ports.
The French paper notes a consultation with Dr Corvisart and another Paris physician after Buonaparte’s return to Fontainbleau. It describes repeated epileptic convulsions from Brienne, a scorable eruption, a Vienna cold with delirium and a violent three to four day seizure episode, and a failed reintroduction of medical issues per Corvisart’s warnings.
A large tiger was sighted on rocks near Agoada Goa on February 11. Lieutenant Evan Davies of the 7th regiment entered the tiger den despite danger, fired repeatedly to kill the animal, and finally dragged the seven and a half foot beast from the den with a rope after a daring ascent. Spectators cheered as the tiger was removed.
Plymount news records the Quebec Captain Powlett rerouting with convoy after a severe gale that split sails. A rescued trio of French prisoners, found exhausted at sea, were returned to Mill Prison on half allowance. La Nimene and Aigle ships are noted heading to cruise and seek orders respectively.
A marriage notice reports the wedding of John C. De Villiers to Sarah Orr. The brief item confirms the union and lists only the couple’s names without additional details.
In Clarendon street Mr Robert Hitchcock formerly of the Theatre Royal Crew street dies after a long amiable life, deeply lamented by his family and widely regretted by a wide acquaintance.
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