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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 09, 1817

Page

4

Echoes of Empire and Americas in a Turbulent Era

The author surveys British policy and European power dynamics, arguing for aggressive stance against Spain and Portugal over the Americas, praising Britain’s naval strength and criticizing Spain’s colonial conduct. He laments ingratitude toward Britain, analyzes Austria Prussia and Russia, and previews further discussion on Persia and Russia’s New World role.

Nobert Walpold Anson Mexico Elizabeth Americas Old Spain Falkland Islands America Pesosi Carolina Portugal Rhines Danubes Europe Rouen Silesia Tala Russia

Vartie the Westmorland Youth Sentenced to Death

The London Star recounts Vartie a young man from Westmorland who rose from tutor to bank clerk in Gravesend. His fall began with decreased church attendance and an obsession with Hebrew study leading to temptation, disguise, and eventual dissipation in Paris Abbeville. He wrote a self revealing letter and was captured, ending in a death sentence and a plea for mercy weighed by his youth and prior good character.

Vartie London Star Westmorland Gravesend Lace Artie Varlie Gilea Old Bailey Gravesend Bank England Paria Abbeville

The L Epingle Noire Trial Report Continued

The proceedings against L Epingle Notre proceed with no new developments. Notable attendees include Lord Ellenborough Lord Holland Sergeant Copley and Mr Brougham as the accused deny any plot to overturn the Government. They claim a Prussian in origin society aimed to free their country from foreign rule and dissolved after peace. The key witness Grimaldi, a police spy with a tainted record, is challenged on credibility while the court allows his testimony to stand. The piece contrasts English Scottish and French legal practices and complains of French judges being subtly contemptible.

Lord Ellenborough Lord Holland Copley Watson Brougham Prussia Sieur Grimaldi France Sieur Grimaldi the Prizoners England Castles Scotland

Lead us not into temptation moral tale

A heart read tale warns that the proud and innocent alike must guard against temptation. The author urges mercy for a poor criminal and notes the parental sorrow, suggesting a moral: he who thinketh himself grand should take heed lest he fall.

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Bermuda Fees and a Crisis at Cashel in August

The Bermuda Gazette reports a new reduced customs fee table approved by the Treasury for Bermuda and its West India colonies. Merchants welcomed the change, with strict enforcement promised under threat of dismissal. The piece also recounts dramatic events at Casel involving officers Huth, Rottmann, Haustein, Feuner, and Vultejus, their arrests, trials, and the strong public reaction across German territories, framing it as a clash over military discipline and honour.

Bermuda Treasury Lushington Floridas Spain United States of America Wrenchman Swift Duke of Marlborough Roxe Palais Royal Huth Rottsman Cassel Rottumann Tuneford Haller de Rottmas Frat-Marac Oshirs Cacel Wilhelmshohe German Observer Pose Ohnoxigusna Oer Ielf Baltic Rhaetic Hia Reginenc Hin Rons Ius Germany Lie Eoatem Thas Liabetau

State of Germany continues clashes over Hessian rule

The piece describes the Grand Duke of Weimar gaining public esteem while enacting liberal reforms, contrasting with the Lord Grave of Hesse Kassel who reversed national property sales and expelled many officials. It notes suppression of opposition, a harsh censor, and arrests of officers who petitioned the States for intervention.

Germany Trrttaday Baxe Weimar Europe Pélat Hesse Cassel Jerome Baron Stein France Turkey Hesse Cassel Clmp Cassel

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