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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 15, 1824
Page
1
The London Journals and Paris Papers arrive after press time with Paris debate on Revenue de la Besson attributed to Chateaubriand. It suggests censorship was reestablished on the 6th to shield the Ministry from scrutiny by their former colleague, with extracts from Etoile of Tuesday.
The King held audience with M de Villele and Baron Dansas after a private audience with the English ambassador. Dispatches from Constantinople describe Greek attack on Samos with fireships and a Turkish fleet rout, while Lord Strangford awaits the Russian ambassador’s arrival in Constantinople. Liverpool reports a strong revenue gain for Britain in the year ending Oct 16 1824, with notable excise growth and a robust economy, plus details on Ballymore fair and a Yorkshire wedding notice.
Foreign intelligence details Greek naval actions in the Morea, a Greek counteroffensive against Ottoman and pro-Turkish forces, and the British Lord High Commissioner’s demand for Greece to revoke a neutrality proclamation. It notes Constantine Canaris’s presence near Syra and Greek fireships destroying two Ottoman ships, with British and Ionian implications across Corfu and Smyrna.
News item notes heavy winds easing, British stock market activity extensive with novem ber account cannons opening at 9534 advancing to 9539. Foreign market shows gains in French Gertt and Rentes with Mexican bonds at 602. Includes Paria Express report on the Rentes price, and dispatches from Holyhead with July letters mentioning Valdez death rumors and Bolivar’s army.
The Turkish fleet faced severe damage from the Ipsariat fire action in the Samos channel. Several warships burned, others captured. Captain Paclia reportedly escaped to Boutrowmi and may join the Egyptian fleet, while a renewed Ottoman approach to Samos seems unlikely. The Lisbon letter details British merchants thanking Sir Edward Thornton on his departure, and reports on Rangoon, Chittagong, and Burma war progress, with Bombay cholera spreads and UK fiscal notes.
The Bombay Courier Extraordinary reports sieges and naval moves as Rangoon falls to British forces led by General Wood after a voyage from Calcutta with a fleet of transports and artillery. Burmese resistance collapses, casualties listed. earlier, a flotilla leaves Cornwallis for Rangoon with the Neveide and Teignmony aboard. The London mayoral tribute notes Alderman Smith’s service and public gratitude.
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