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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 01, 1821
Page
1
Simon Bolivar writes from Caraycas and urges the Congress, defending liberty and predicting strategic moves as Caribbean uprisings and Peruvian alignments unfold. He pleads loyalty and orders unity while warning against tyranny amid ongoing revolutions and foreign interference.
Fragmentary lines describe forces under San Martin combating royalist troops near Gina with 4000 men aboard ships at Quunles. Reports claim immense slaughter and heavy casualties, with San Martin's corps aiding a retreat to vessels, amid political controls by Craxille and actions by British naval planners.
Russian troops withdraw to their former positions on the Moldavian frontiers as reports indicate continued displacements across Bessarabia Wallachia and Transylvania. The front lines show Russians retreating from advancing areas while other forces push toward key destinations.
A Royal journey from Ranstate to Calais with a theatre visit at Desta’s hotel and a planned return via Lisle. Reports note crowds lining routes from London to Roomsgate as English visitors arrive in Calais and Brussels for royal entertainment, with speculation France may welcome a king not yet named.
Reports from service journals show conflicting accounts of Turkey and Russia relations. Movements around Constantinople suggest calm though frontier press hints at potential clashes. Letters hint at European powers and court intrigues shaping responses to Asia Minor tensions.
Fragmentary report notes relief of a naval blockade allowing access to Lima. It cites Lord Cochrane's squadron near Verd islands and mentions the Pacific theater, with fighters and transports engaged as ships travel toward Guayra and Dutu tenants. The piece reflects strategic shifts and ongoing naval movements without graphic detail.
A lengthy letter decries outrages in Linwick Kerry and urges magistrates to act decisively under peace preservation laws. It details attacks on homes at Hallsnaimock Ballinvarry Crara Tethe Mag Ratikeale and Abbeyteale with injuries and thefts, plus a murder linked to Gerald, father of seven children, and notes police investigations while warning of growing disorder. A separate note reports the New Lord Mayor and Sheriff being sworn in, with ceremonies and display of civic regalia and carriage.
The fragment describes continual signal absence from Cyn and night operations. It notes ships of the Chilian Squadron seen near cape de Ver Islanda and questions Lord Cocatrane ending Lina’s blockade, hinting at a broader defeat of land forces under San Martin as a possible justification.
An archaic discourse condemns prejudice and calls for unity in Christian charity. The text names King William and Christian duty, arguing against sowing estrangement and urging harmony to avoid societal upheaval and moral decay.
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