Turmoil Over Treaty Rumors From Continental Powers
The Dublin Journal reports no official treaty signature between France and Austria. Readers see doubts from Continent arrivals and focus on Austria’s troop buildup, Buonaparte’s potential motives, and Spain’s army actions. Gerona’s relief stands as a notable achievement amid ongoing campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Austria
Afonitewr
Buonaparte
Turkey
Transylvania
Bohemia
Moravia
Hungary
Spain
Badajoz
Viltay
Toxepo
Wenzixcton
Lisbon
Portugal
Arciles
Madrid
Gerona
Bank of Ireland to Close on the 25th inst
The Bank of Ireland will be kept shut on the 25th inst and bills due that day will be demanded on the 24th, per Bank of England determinations. The Earl of Ross has been elected as a temporal peer in place of the late Earl of Normanton. Lords Leitrim and Ross were the only candidates, with Roch 30 Leitrim 17 majority 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Pore
London
Ligprexamr
Ireland
Bank of Ireland
Bank of England
Hanaper
Earl of Ross
Earl ‘of Carysfort
England
Dublin
Skinner
Stunday
Stephen’s-green
Lord Harrington
Johnson
Botany Bay
Warburton
Rio de‘Janiero
Engaude
Jubilee over Dublin marks royal jubilee celebrations
The city buzzes with preparations for the fiftieth year of the sovereign's reign. Highlights include a grand ball at Swinburne’s and illumination, Yeomanry volunteering to march to Stephen's Green, and official mercy plans for prisoners on the festival day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Swinburn’s, &c
Dublin
Stephen’spreen
Hin
Lord Camden Addresses Castlereagh and Monarchy Anniversary
The report outlines Lord Camden’s denial of any authorized communication to Lord Castlereagh and calls for full disclosure of proceedings around Castlereagh’s removal. It notes a Royal Exchange meeting to aid imprisoned debtors, a city celebration plan for the monarch’s fifty-year reign, and a Rotunda banquet with an ode by Mr. Logier. It ends with a royal tribute list and confirms the Sicily expedition’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Great Britain
Ireland
Thas
Winkas
Juxsus
Waxcor
Paing
Crig ‘of Dupin
Lord Camden
Mr. Canning
Mr Canning
Lord Castlereagh
Royal Exchange
Weaterford
Waterford
Logier
Austro French War Dispatches From Altenburg To Schoenbrunn
Foreign notes from Amsterdam dated Oct 11 report Austria and an unnamed power awaiting a peace accord with Prussia. The royal flag was raised in Altenburg and a series of naval actions, troop movements, and fronts across Walcheren, the Tyrol, and Castile are described, including conscription returns and army redeployments toward the Rhine. The diary notes Spain and Venegas forces in Castile and Madrid-adjacent areas, with shifting French occupation and reinforcement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Ajextsay
Austria
Altenbur
Walcheren
Rinileen Grav
Mivay
Ocr
Rhine
Wis
Valry
Alugsbirgh
Regiment of
Line
Vienna
Tyrol
CanoLina
Venegas
Mancha
Sind
Madulejos
Ocarad
Trembleq Dasbarrias
Villasolas
Luzon
Babasos
Truzider
Talavera
Ledo
Nennaler Sur
Marquis de la
Seville
Capiz
Serr
Badajos
Lobam
Merida
Estremadura
la Mancha
Trusi Cuidad Rodrigo
Galicia
Mendizabel
Ballasteras
Cuidad
Rodrigo
Ruyy
Esesenius
Spain and the Indies
Minel
Doona Dizadel
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Charles IV
Maria
Joseph II
Germany
Catherine
Russia
Paul
Gustavus II
Sweden
Ferdinandio
Naples
Emanuel IV
Sardinia
Cclesias
Pius VI
Selim
Ottoman Empire
Christian VII
Danmark
William V
Holland
Frederick
Prussia
George Ll
Britain
Poe
Maaneh
George the
Mediterranean
Sir John Stuart
Sicily
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