28 Nov 1789
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 28, 1789
Page
1
A garbled dispatch from Warsaw dated November 4 reports Prince Poremkin seizing Kilia- Nava in Bessarabia and reconsolidating his forces including Suwarow’s detachment. The tale claims a grand admiral’s capture and a vague Ismail outcome, with several unclear phrases throughout.
Dispatches from Bruffels and Brussels report Brabant revolt gaining ground. Ghent capitulated after a brutal siege, with near 400 killed and heavy cannon captured. Bruges and Antwerp reportedly taken by patriots. Prince de Vigne leads a large insurgent faction. Trade halts as cities brace for defense and imperial troops waver.
A sweeping broadside in the paper notes proclamations in elvete'el Witla and adjoining areas banning public meetings and expressions of dissent under harsh penalties. It cites Archbishop of Malingh defending himself against charges, while Highland landowners move toward tenant emancipation and reduced personal services, provoking mixed reactions among clergy and gentry.
A historical overview discusses early banking systems in England, Amsterdam and France. It covers the origins of the Bank of England and its high government returns, the Bank of Amsterdam’s unique specie custody, and notes on France's attempts toward a National Bank during monarchical times.
Fragmented OCR text describes theatre openings in Peter-street and Crow-Breet with praise for performances of The Tempest and Beggar's Opera, plus notices of deaths, public auctions, charitable collections, and a city mail schedule. It references Captain Griffice death, Meath candidates, and various payments for distress relief and police expenditures. The passage also mentions Irish state lottery tickets and fresh parcels at printers and a wide mix of local civic notices.
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