20 Oct 1801
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 20, 1801
Page
1
A fragmented page records a treasurer's report with donations and subscriptions, plus notes on relief funds and divisional accounts. It includes a local survey of Monaghan and Dublin items, with references to pricing and education features amid scattered names and places.
Royal proclamation from London declares cessation of arms between the British and French Republics. It outlines preliminary terms for restoring peace, exchange of ratifications, and future conduct at sea and on land. Official notification to subjects instructs obedience to terms and the sealing of hostilities within the stated period.
The document describes a Franco Portuguese treaty stipulating ceasefires by sea and land at set intervals after ratifications, ports opened to British and French ships, no military aid to France's enemies, border delimited by the Carapanatuba river, and a future commerce agreement assuring most favored nation terms. Ratifications exchange expected in September.
Reports from Paris and London describe ratifications exchanged for a peace treaty between the French Republic and Imperial authorities. Observers note widespread public celebration, military salutes, and official communications from Paris, with European power shifts and abdication rumors in Vienna shaping the broader diplomatic scene.
Gen Lauristan departs this morning on the 14th, returning to Paris. He expresses sincere gratitude for the cordial reception from all ranks, noting the deep sense of obligation inspired by the very flattering and distinguished manner of his hosts.
Fragmentary account traces Laureston’s lineage and a clash with Napoleonic events. Mentions Laureston’s father, a colonel, connections to Bonaparte, and a noted plan in Paris. References a government appointment in Amiens and a broader European political context.
An official communication from Berlin reports the evacuation of Hasioter by Prussian troops amid tensions with Britain. Admiralty orders push payoffs and demobilization as events unfold, with Dover action involving the Prince of Wales packet and Amiens envoy Marquis Cornwallis. Reports note market turmoil in Omnium and Confula amid unsettled rates and expectations of further reductions in force.
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