25 Nov 1790
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 25, 1790
Page
1
The era of the West-India Company asserts control and aims to tame the situation. Officials claim 48 measures will be taken to aid the examination into their affairs. They promise suppression and withdrawal of the grant, with the wider venture laid open to scrutiny.
A Nov 9 analysis from Maniteto, signed in Frankfort, discusses a manifesto by a figure at the Hague claiming amnesty under London Berlin and United Provinces guarantees. It states loyalty to Maria Theresa era rules, promises free legal rights, and a 30,000-strong march to enforce obedience while offering clemency to those who return to order. Mercy Ar Fenteatt is named as minister at the Hague handling claims and explanations regarding peace and rights in the Belgic Provinces.
A fragmented 18th century dispatch details Congress unity in Belgium after Leopold’s manifesto. Provinces agree to raise twenty thousand men by April first for Congress service, with West Flanders hesitating then lining up support, while capitals and officers from France Germany England are invited to join. General Assembly declares sovereignty and formal response to imperial propositions.
The November 13 session of the National Assembly featured the Committee for Foreign Affairs presenting opinions on uniting Avignon with France. An officer from the royal regiment of Liège read an address disavowing actions of Colonel Belfart and Major Belfart and urging punishment for officers who abandoned command to avoid tarnishing the regiment.
A November 14 record shows a deputation from the batealien of Bonne Nog selle asking the justice of the Assembly for a decree to ban challenging any Member of the Legislative Budy on pain of public indignation and being pursued for guilt of ref nation. The speaker then alluded to the
The session examined a challenge from M. Catteira to M. de Lameth and condemned appeasement as police critics attacked the Constitution. Debates favored imprisonment of Roy for twenty four hours and proposals to annex a punishment to future challenges, with calls to enforce feverish laws to end barbarous conduct.
A decree requiring ambassadors ministers envoys consuls and agents abroad to take a civic oath was adopted. Requirements specify signing and sealing an oath with delays by region and consequences for refusal including recall and loss of public office. The measure aims to enforce loyalty to the nation law and constitution.
London reports detail a late November council at the Duke of Leeds's office with all ministers except the Lord President. Possible ministry realignments hint at a split in the opposition between Pall-Mall and Piccadilly factions. War prospects include the Leopard's escape and possible moves toward North West Coast settlements in America. The piece notes the spermaceti whale drive remains a focus and provides quarterly duty figures pending war or peace outcomes.
An extended, fragmentary historic digest covers natural disasters in Jamaica with crop losses and social strain, notes on British funds and court matters, shipping incidents near Isle of Man, peculiar forestry finds, and financial schedules. It interlaces parliamentary debates, naval peace, Brabant fate, Austrian Netherlands unrest, and a surge of political pamphleteering amid France’s constitutional battles.
A dated list of securities shows New Ann. 8. Stock at 176, 783 g per Ct red shot, 195 in. Ditto Conf. 804 India Stock 178 Ditto 1726. Ditto Annnithes 4 per cent confie Ditto Bonds 106s. Pr. percent 168. Navy Bille 85 p.c. Bank L.A hut Excheq. Bille Gos. Ditto Short 1777 Lot Tick Ditto 1798 1975. India Scrip 6 per South Sea Stock 89 Tontine 97 Old Run.
The item notes a Philadelphia migration, with Congress to assemble in January and sessions limited to Philadelphia for a ten year term. It mentions merchants, fugitives, and letters from multiple parties, plus commentary on commerce, pottery, and Irish trade potential, including Mount Merrion and Abbey Street notices.
A royal proclamation announces Virginas Binns as vender for Dentifrice Powder at Tindure and a renowned Sryptic for treating various conditions. Offered in London sales with five shillings per box and tincture, Sryptic priced at 18 and half Guinea per bottle, secured in blue paper with enclosed questions, certificates of authority.
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