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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 11, 1817
Page
3
The readable text fragment mentions dates and fees connected to a legal notice or court related matter. It references Wharton Baligor and a person or entity possibly connected to a case or filing. The legibility is poor, but there is an implication of a July date and a monetary amount around 44 dollars in the context of a fee.
Public legal notice from Wicklow County detailing a decree hearing held on a Tuesday in October next. It records parties including William Graham and others, with rental and further particulars through attorney Mr. Barbued Chatel at Workedtreat.
Michael Moran, proprietor, announces the Carlisle Tavern at the above house long established, offering wines bottled ale cider and other beverages of superior quality. He aims to attract patrons with attentive service and public accommodation, reflecting a strong expectation of patronage.
An Irish Sceneily advertisement touts a celebrated abster gent lotion described as soft and clear for facial eruptions, coarseness, redness, and pimples on the face hands and neck. It claims to be the only remedy for perfecting the complexion and removing diseases of the skin.
A late 1817 Dublin page advertises emigration to Canada and British America with land plans, American money exchange, and timber orders. It also seeks a land steward, invites readers to apply by post, and notes wine imports from Port Sherry and Cape Madeira offered for cash with delivery terms.
Venezuelan forces under General Cedeno and General Piar push toward the interior after reinforcements, capturing towns along the Caroni River. The last royalist block at St Felix falls as General Ceruti and General Piar coordinate sieges, signaling the fall of the fortresses and the two capitals of Old and new Guayana.
Reports describe the formation of a strong patriot navy after Royalist vessels were captured and others burned. General Bolivar, with 6000 men, plans to join chieftains toward the Western Provinces. Cagapare Varinas and Lower Apure are free as Paez advances, signaling imminent expulsion of Spanish forces and independence for the region.
Extract from a private letter from St Helena reassures that Napoleon Bonaparte cannot escape. It notes American reports of his escape are unfounded and outlines stringent guards and precautions to ensure he remains under guard despite any lax supervision.
An account from St Helena portrays Napoleon Bonaparte in a casual, intimate view. It notes his appearance, routines, and conversations with officers and officials, including remarks by Balcombe and impressions of the island’s inhabitants and garrison. The narrative highlights the staff, guards, and the prisoners’ guarded life.
London Tulsaiday Evening reports the Paris papers announce a Royal Ordinance fixing a meeting of the Chambers for the 5th of next month. It notes the Black Pin conspirators trial continues with only two heard in defence among ten accused. The Duke of Angouleme, Grand Admiral, plans a harbour inspection tour in Brittany and the western provinces.
The article references British policy shifts, trade and naval funding, and tensions over arms exports to South American insurgents. It notes potential Venezuelan independence within a year, British adventurers increasing, and England’s maritime protection stance. It also mentions financial accounts, dividends, and stock prices amid a broad overseas focus.
An abstracted note on the Derbyshire rioters indictment outlines three counts from two statutes. The first count accuses treason by levying war against the King with a large armed group in Derbyshire. The second and third counts charge conspiracies to depose the King, aided by overt acts of assembling, plotting, and arming to subvert the government and subdue the realm.
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