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21 Oct 1818

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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 21, 1818

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2

Assassination of Gustavus by Ankarstrom described

The account details the 1792 assassination of King Gustavus III by Jacob Anckarström at the masquerade in Stockholm. It notes Ankarström’s motive linked to resentments, the orchestration by conspirators nearby, and the king’s composed reaction and immediate response to the attack as guards closed in. The narrative emphasizes the intrigue, the anonymous letter warning, and the dramatic aftermath as Gustavus III is borne from the opera house.

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Denmark Dublin Guatavur Atuail Mughipf John Jacoy Ankaestrognithy Secdigh le Mont Absurd Ipeoueren Sérléa Asenasin Mr. L. Goldami Arma Gustavus Ankarstrom Rene Swedestryth Iharateam Sfahe Finland Gaetavas Danse Ankarserer Gattand Faparceby Oie Pitan Caomiae Ankars Arent Haga Stockholm Gistavur Drotthing Gaten Afon Bijou Hugo Hibbing Opera Custas Kinata Dreeser Tlitter Gastoyus Baron Ke Silat Tage Huweter Andy Regetaria Ingo Oland Byron Bj Jelks Bing Mts Hous Tchinaker Barun Erie Shama Baron Bjelke Ustavus Jong Beagleis Rattom Count d'Eyses Majesty Gustaxus Jesha Maby Hs Hilding Puan Ake Oina Laud Ankérstrom d’Basen Erabrosa Enéim Dagade Rae Jerps Stout Ninover Ussal Guntavus Catill
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King Gustavus rests as royal procession reaches mausoleum

In a somber scene the king's funeral cortege passes through state rooms to the Gowfavigh Mausoleum in Riddarholin church. Tears flow as nobles and veterans witness the sovereign’s final descent, framing the moment of fortitude amid excruciating agony and impending death.

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Jie Thia Baron Armfelt Hieratranga Gustavianskand Guatevoy Catch Acen Gustavus Gowfavigh Riddarholin Church
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Abolition of the Slave Trade in the Civilised World

The document urges Britain and the United States to maintain and strengthen anti slave trade measures. It traces bans since 1807 and 1810, notes French and Portuguese roles, and condemns the cruelties of slave ships while urging Congress and monarchs to pursue Christian, civilising aims and Africa’s uplift through abolition.

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Ptarkson Congresa Jisaceresta Busia Lamancature Benevo Leniegy Digrkson Pelle Fiewark Alice Peraud Yawe Aysapathy Ieyas Africa Ng Anothee Congress Vignon Great Britain United States of America Portugal Hrarch Gold Coast England Aftica France Euurope Soma Line Cruivda Tose Port Law Feighet Gotehbe Éhix Adorgakand Miles Pune Prin Shipa Alie Peat Indi Urpeos Ane P Neyere Borgert Fae Iran Elyilizameet Afzicn
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Fragmentary Dublin Journal account of Ossian poems and college relics

A Dublin Journal fragment discusses Mr Watson’s alleged discovery of a Poem of Orien at Douay College and a Magy Queen Sepia picture tied to the college. It details revolutionary France links, royalist reactions, and the handling of a relic deed, with notes on authenticity and preservation of the MS copy.

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Dublin Watson Oreian Fapventon Araly Duyay Pal Bay Facqubursan Dov Feased Bevts College Sarberia Gentiemas Collett H'R Brance Sents College At Paris Waseun College of Bee Oi Maxida Sali
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