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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 25, 1818
Page
4
A long, fragmented report covers Napoleon's escape rumors in Brussels with arrests and a formal order of the day from Field-Marshal Wellington, plus merchant distress in Frankfurt, Prussia, and Aachen. The text mentions Ottoman displeasure, Wallachian Divan, and various political maneuvers amid ongoing European turmoil.
The Naval Court of Toulouse opens a second trial over the murder of M Fualdes. Attorney General Kay accuses three individuals Constans Vence and Hesslure Ayliae as accomplices. The Commisary of Police faces neglect of duty while visiting Bancal in prison. Lord Castlereagh in London contemplates parliamentary moves but postpones after the Queen's death.
From Bombay Gazette details Britain's capture of Trimbuckjee Danglia after Captain Swanston raced from Maltinganiu with 800 cavalry to surround Chandore and force entry to the hiding place at Alutigaum. Trimbuckjee, with two wives and a servant, was taken to Chandore and will be sent to Poona. Additional intelligence covers Persian Gulf events, regional uprisings, and notes on Sir Robert Ker Porter's Persian visit.
From Washington reports an American shift toward a purely American policy is urged as Gallatin’s failed commercial treaties with France and Holland prompt London ministers to limit diplomacy. Virginia papers note reinforcements to Amelia Island and frontier tensions with Indians, while U S funds fall with bank shares down over five percent. A London firm tied to Spanish and French trade suspends payment after French bond losses.
The article describes a grand ball hosted by merchants and manufacturers of Ala laChppette for Emperor Alexander of Russia, King of Prussia, Emperor of Austria, and Metternich. The sovereigns arrived around seven, promenaded with music, and danced a polonaise with ladies. Emperors and nobles wore decorations, while Princess Castlereagh and others drew admiration in lavish dress. The event was orderly with ministers and officers present, and dancing continued past ten.
News notes from Brussels to Madrid cover diplomacy and frontier receptions with Emperor Alexander, Prussian movements after Aix-la-Chapelle, New Pomerania governance, Bohemian and Moravian diets, a Bohemian petition, and Vienna court ceremonies. Reports include Hanover progress, Augsburg noble funds, Madrid printing a controversial work, and a curious London stock exchange math puzzle.
Fragmentary excerpt surveys how imprisoned rulers and nobles—Grotius, Louis XI, Margaret of Navarre, Charles I, Elizabeth I, Mary Queen of Scots, Sir Walter Raleigh—penned significant works or poetry. It notes their scholarly pursuits, translations, and lasting literary legacies despite confinement and hardship.
The Prince of Wales acting as Regent proclaims Queen Victoria has departed this life on November seventeenth and sets the date for the new Parliament to meet at Westminster on January fourteenth next. The proclamation commands attendance of the House of Commons, Lords, and officials for urgent business and prorogation to follow on December twenty ninth.
A seaman named Tantian Bates aboard the Heval Yacht drowned after falling from the docks at Minasend during intoxication. His body was found and he died on Monday. A verdict of misadventure was recorded as the cause of death. The fragment also mentions Miss Stephens in Belfast for a fete and local social notes.
Fragmented notices describe arrivals of ships carrying prisoners and officials to Hobart Town, landings from the Friendship, and prison transfers. The account notes a governor’s review, a public entertainment at Government House, and the 43rd Regiment. A DunGargvan steeplechase results show Brown Bess leading early before a bottom issue alters the finish. Candidate places third.
National and regional market notes from Cavan Newry Kilkenny Waterford Drogheda Limerick Belfast and more detailing wheat barley oats potatoes butter beef mutton and other goods across dates November 20 24 with price ranges and market conditions. Includes notes on supply quality and expected grain imports via English ports and local demand trends.
Births and deaths announced across Alber house and surrounding parishes. Names include Lendon, the Countess of Westmeath, and several ladies of noble lineage delivering daughters and a son, with multiple eloquent lines describing marriages, births, and obituaries amid scattered heraldic details.
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