05 Oct 1790
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 05, 1790
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a sale involving trees and plants. Mentions nursery, health and vigor, and payment related to treed and plant items. Mentions Beriah School and Phoenix. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Notice to travellers that the Tholfel Court will fit for the trial of travellers and all persons out on bail on Monday the eighth day of October next. The residences of those who do not attend will be sextainted.
A Dublin document from July 1799 records a collective pledge by tobacco traders and supporters to refuse any illicit tobacco imports or sales lacking the King’s duties. It calls for protection of revenue, promises reward for revenue officers, and commits signatories to obey the resolutions and enforce compliance across the kingdom.
Dublin excise officers announce a reward of one guinea for each private unlicensed tobacco table or press seized and lodged in royal stores, with assurances that no imposition will be applied to seizures. Signed by Vaun Montgomery for the commissioners.
Fragmentary OCR note lists Edward Forbes from Mrs Mary Dickinson via hands of Preophilus Chowpion Ely William Sweetcorn and includes scattered numbers and initials, indicating a transfer or endorsement draft. The readable fragments suggest a historical probate or property note with listed individuals and custody-like references.
The Irish Lottery drawing is slated to begin Monday November 1, 1790 with prizes payable on demand after June 1791. no discounting. Signed by CHR. and R. DEEY as Secretaries, under the authority of the managers and directors.
The State Lottery Office reports that licensed agents operate for buying selling insuring and dealing in tickets at specified houses under Parliament authority. Listed are agents on Dame Street College Green Capel Street and other locations with names and addresses.
An appeal describes a dubious Dentifrice and Stypie product advertised by Alina Pint and associates for teeth care with royal signoff style, then shifts to a distress call for an orphan girl in Gradit Esteem pleading for benevolence and donations, noting the widowly state of the child and the plea to generous readers.
A distressed man supported by charitable aid narrates his long fall from work. A Labourer once sustaining four children after losing a wife struggles with illness and hunger. He lost his horse, faced eviction due to rent, and now lies ill as his family seeks mercy from readers.
From the London Gazette dated September 21 1790 the King appoints Keiti Stewart to Rear Admiral of the Blues Squadron and approves proroguing Parliament from October 12 to November. High officials and the Privy Council process the royal orders with formal authority in Whitehall.
The piece reports Russia refusing intervention by our Court and London and declaring it will not bargain peace with the Turks on Leopold’s terms. It notes a Counter-Declaration from Petersburg and a large army buildup, with 80,000 troops ready and 20,000 added, as well as movements of Pomeranian regiments and supply magazines at Drieffen and Landsberg. Generals Molllendorff and Henckel are active, with a royal visit to Berlin expected and a possible 21st departure for strategic talks.
Bristaw dispatch notes that the garrison has been ordered to be in readiness to march at a moment's warning and remains in daily expectation of receiving further orders.
Report from FRAaNExFORT describes the Landgrave of Heffe Caffet organizing a pleasure camp near Bergen to house about 10,000 troops. Reinforcements have arrived and marching regiments are set to join this week.
Report states Ruffiana forces assemble in Liefland and Courlaghgan, fielding an army numbering 60 9 men. The note implies a coalition forming between two factions with a notable manpower total.
The Danish squadron at anchor in the roadstead has been ordered to return into port but the order was countermanded.
On September 19 Swirzextaxp reports rising intrigue as Swirzextaxp residents mobilize against the Preach Goottunc tion. Couriers travel between Berne and Wu in a new breed, moving across the country in disguise to avoid capture. Towns unite in protests, pressuring the Boverciza Miagt irate9 to respond, while officials assemble counterfeit measures to curb any pushes for reform.
A Vienna dispatch notes that negotiations for peace have collapsed after a courier from the Prince de Cobourg arrived with word that talks at Bugharest were broken. The report causes a great reaction in the city.
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