Paris Papers report Allied move and noble arrivals
A Paris Papers snippet notes the Duchess of Wellington arriving at Canbray then Mont St. Martin, the Duke of Wellington leaving Cambray on the 6th for the sea, and a Arras dispatch dated October 8 announcing a major Allied movement on the 10th with corps marching toward Cambray.
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Political tensions rise over electoral interference and press curbs
A letter from officials in Paris notes concerns over party promotion and restrictions on printing political discourse. Electors in Dijon and other departments face procedural rules, with debates on suspension of chambers and freedom of votes. Bread prices and harvest shortages loom as Wellington secures army needs. A shoemaker in Dijon disrupts unanimity with a provocative chant, claiming no law prevents him from speaking.
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Paris election hints in London papers
London papers report Paris electors show fourteen of fifteen from the late chamber, with many Ultra-Royalists including Argenson and Dufougerais. The new Chamber may be dominated by former members, suggesting public sentiment opposes the policy that dissolved the chamber, and sparking questions about the king’s wishes.
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Fragmented French politics and naval news mix in drifted OCR
The article reports on political tensions in France with ministers, ultra Royalists, and the Paris papers noting legitimacy and upcoming changes while mentioning the Queen's execution anniversary and purported letters. It also notes the ship Termagant returning from the East Indies to Portsmouth with news of a wind gale near the Cape of Good Hope causing damage to several ships, including Revolutionaire and Zebra. French funds and five percent consols are also touched on.
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Dublin Journal Notes Arrival of London Sunday Papers
The Dublin Journal reports the Chester Mail reached with the London Papers of Sunday and followed by subsequent arrivals, outlining distribution patterns and the staggered press delivery affecting readers.
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London
Paris and London Gazette Noted in Morning Papers
The Paris Papers to the 12th reach London with little of interest. Elections show party violence in various quarters amid bread price rises and scarce supplies. Duke of Wattixoton has secured subsistence for Allied Troops. Letters from Prince Edward Island report fine summer and an abundantly started harvest on the 10th ult, via the Alfred.
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Harvest prospects and rumblings on distilleries
Propitious weather raises hope that the crop may not suffer from rain. Rumors say distilleries will close as a precaution. It is right to secure subsistence before luxury, yet much corn from this harvest is unfit for other uses than distillation.
Dublin Dealers in Spirits Raise Prices on Supposition
A contemporary notes distillers and spirit merchants in Dublin have raised prices on the expectation of a market change. The writer finds no solid reason for price hikes but expects the crop to not be as bad as feared, and with favorable weather an average yield remains possible.
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Steam Packets Out From Howth to Holyhead in 8 Hours
Report covers Hibernia and Britannia steam packets leaving Howth and Holyhead, sailing times, and the quick return trips. It notes five ladies among passengers, compares steam versus sailing vessels, and critiques Mr. Hewett’s actions while praising Mr. Pleasants and Lord Anglesey for efforts to aid the poor amid distress.
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Theatre Royal opens with mixed reception to new actors
The Theatre Royal staged The Rivals in tribute to the late SuzniDAN. New performers Messrs Crooke and Hewett appeared as Feltland and Sir Lucius O foulke. Critics caution against early judgments, praising Crooke’s gravitas and questioning Hewett’s fit, hinting that audience reception may depend on future development.
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