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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 08, 1823
Page
1
Fragmented reports describe sieges around Paris and Figueras with details of garrisons, capitulations, and refugee transfers. The Cadiz blockade, weather disruptions, and consular notes from Paris and Toulouse appear alongside municipal orders to armage and reprisals against constitutionalists. A Bayonne fever outbreak is noted with evolving political tensions and suspected contributions to financing the army in Spain.
Rumors from Sir Charles Stuart advisor claim Spanish affairs are nearing settlement. In a few days he expects information of utmost importance from Sgt Bd Crdia.
The reports say the Canada tribe is in a dreadful state with several failures noted. One failed payment involved a person Berlin Drive who failed to settle F-20001 of Wii Ga Oo, now due to the Government, and LOdeOL to the Meonteal Bank.
Letters from the island of Saiz Pho masc dated August 25 report the re-capture of Maracabo by the Colombians and the final evacuation by Spanish General Morones. Monates will not serve against the Colombians unless exchanged, a condition unlikely to be met. Puerto Cavello’s siege ends as Colombians gain control of the territory, while all Spanish warships on Maracaibo Lake are handed over to the Colombians.
Reports indicate England enjoys widespread harvest finishes with strong crops in wheat barley oats and plentiful potatoes and livestock prices steady to rising in places. Scotland notes slower ripening yields below last year in wheat and variable barley oats and potatoes, with frost affecting crops and overall prices likely to fall.
A garbled report notes rising prices and brisk trade at the sheep herd market with observers predicting further gains. Vendors report stronger demand and higher bids as buyers anticipate continued price increases in coming days.
Yesterday a dinner for Sheriff Lamprey and other household officers drew about 120 attendees. Toasts to the Duke of York Lord Lieutenant and Mayor were followed by compliments to Chief Magistrate Fleming and remarks by Mr Jelester, with evident applause and some hisses.
Forgeries of certain numbers and descriptions on the Bank of Ireland notes are in circulation. Authorities warn the public to verify authenticity and report suspected counterfeit notes to police or bank officials.
Birth notices record a daughter for the Lady of W. P. Luwell at North Great George's Street. three daughters for Mrs TH. Moar of Godmersham. a son for the Countess of Airley in Ataris. numerous other entries list births of children to generals, adjutants, and notable families across Cork, Clonmel, Newry, and Sydney Cove with dates ranging April to September.
The London Mail reports on press arrivals from Friday to Sunday. A French flotilla attempted to bombard Cadiz on the 23rd but wind and the sea's sweep forced cessation. Grand attack preparations continued for a planned strike on the 26th. Leo XII, Italian, born 1760, elected pope on September 27. Lima occupied by Royalists. Colombian loan doubts resolved in favor of recognition. Paris Expresses note minor bond movements with general market steadiness in funds and exchequer bills.
Letters to the editor defend the burial rites of Arthur D Arcy at St Kevin s, denying claims from a conversation with the Sexton as misrepresented and vow to publish sworn contradictions. Other items note election results, New Water Sessions, and market reports on grain, flour, and livestock with price shifts and supply conditions.
A Carrickfergus bound schooner Thomas laden with coal sank after a sudden wind gust two miles west of the port. The captain, pilot, and four crew survived. a woman, a female passenger, and two children perished. The bodies of William Jack and Isabella Clements were later recovered, with inquest verdict stating death from the vessel’s wreck in the bay of Carns. Two Belfast lighters remain alongside, likely to raise the craft by October 4.
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