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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 17, 1809
Page
1
JURE COMMITTEE THE COMMITTED for conducting the Fes me uwitica to the ensuing Jubilee announce a standard uniform. A double brea tied coat in Irish blue with yellow buttons, a cape of wick velvet, and a white waistcoat will be worn, aiming for widespread use and formal observance.
Liam Ferrall swore an oath before Frederick Darley on September 26, 1809, declaring he will not sell any article described as Irish that is not manufactured in Ireland. Entry notes address at No 8 Dame Y Street (unclear) and references Jubiler Cloths of Irish manufacture.
William Ferrall announces purchase of blue superfine cloths from major manufacturers and offers them on favorable terms. Jimblematic buttons may be had as above.
The Dublin Journal notes ongoing negotiations in Altenburghy with contradictory reports of termination. It mentions Austrian and Tyrolean actions, pending hostilities near Vienna, and a lack of news from Spain or Portugal. It calls for nationwide thanksgiving services and plans for grand illuminations on October 25 in Wales and public displays for mail coaches. The Mayor schedules a Guildhall meeting to discuss celebrations for the monarch’s 50th year.
A letter responds to charges against Mr. Canine for involvement with a secret plan to remove a colleague. It notes Lord Castille Reagh’s absence and critiques the concealment of the proceedings while claiming no approval from the lord.
The piece decries the Covent Garden dispute over terms as harmful to Londoners Dramatic audiences. It condemns hired violence and manager tactics and notes the Common Council ruckus involving Citizen Waithman and colleagues.
Sir Grace the Lord Lieutenant signals the Lord Mayor his intention to attend the Grand Dinner Jubilee and Festivities at the Rotunda on the 25th inst. He arrived last night from Tullamore after returning from a Southern Tour.
Lord Chief Justice Downes arrives from Hoghead. Grand Canal Directors dispatch two boats to convey Excellencies and Suite to Dublin for a metropolis reception. Lord Mayor seizes spoiled provender and detects fraudulent weights. A major fire destroys 13 houses, with losses estimated up to 4000. A call for Jubilee celebrations in Derry and charitable actions accompany local notices.
Poem lamenting widespread misfortune among the poor and debtors. It urges generosity from Dublin readers to aid captives and prisoners, describing a jubilant night for freemen contrasted with sorrow for the afflicted and appealing to mercy and return to family ties.
Letters from Jenna claim Napoleon sent a hand written reply to Francis. A register at Lisle town house invites signatures for a guard of honour. Paris reports renewed peace talks with large French forces in Austria Bavaria and Saxony. New Orders establish the Order of the Three Golden Fleeces. Amsterdam notes bridge boats between Woensdrecht and South Beveland and fortifications. Reports from Vienna and Schoenbrunn describe ongoing negotiations and troop reviews amid unsettled peace prospects.
Fragmentary dispatch from Senor Eg Ja En dated Sept. reports 10 hat pe of the 29th ult. communications. Unclear details describe diplomatic notes and pending exchanges.
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