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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 22, 1814
Page
2
Telegraphic notes from Vienna and Paris report grand Allied parades and court ceremonies as rulers plan conferences on European arrangements. Skepticism over Sweden Portugal participation grows. unrest in Saxony and Norway unsettles the region.
The Warsaw delegation and Polish officials greet the Russian emperor upon his arrival at Biola en route to Vienna. They pledge faith in his protection and a restored Polish state, while the emperor vows to complete his work in Vienna and to seek Polish happiness as reward for their loyalty. A day earlier at Pulany the emperor met Warsaw’s deputation and expressed similar assurances.
Reports from Kiel and Vignen describe movements of Swedish troops, territorial claims by German princes, and preparations for the German Empire Diet. The text mentions plans to regulate rights and duties, establish a Law of Nations principle, and a broad Motovi agreement to halve standing armies. It also notes moves toward abolition of the slave trade and neutrality protections in conflict.
The 18 gun Moselle under Capt Maberly pursued a large schooner within 80 miles of Vera Cruz. The pirate hoisted Spanish colors, then Carthagenian, fired wildly, killing Jones the master and four crew, wounding eleven including a midshipman, forcing a retreat after a heated exchange. Promotions follow in Jamaica squadron, including Watson to Talbot, Godfrey to Arachne, and White to Shark.
The Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council warn Irish Catholics against attending the Assembly calling itself a petition body. It declares the Assembly unlawful under Irish law and promises legal action against members who defy the proclamation. The notice, dated June 1614, names multiple counties and officials.
A Royal proclamation asserts that natural allegiance to the king cannot be dissolved by naturalization in the United States and warns that subjects who serve the U S in arms risk treason. It states four months to withdraw from U S service for grace and declares penalties for future service with enemy forces.
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