Paris Journals Report Spanish News From Madrid to Cadiz
The Dublin Journal notes late Paris journals from Sunday with scarce Spanish details. Rumors speak of Misa defending Port St Mary and issuing proclamations against Ferdinand, with mixed reports of enemies defeated and traitors like Monti-lo seeking pardon. Warnings about Kharty and relief for victims echo in Britain as further dispatches detail Cadiz and Seville movements, Bourck, Angouleme, and Ballasteros amid royal decrees and military reshuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Misa
Ferdinand
Port St. Mary
Baron d'Eroles
Bautissieros
Monti- Lo
Amiles
Monico
Columbia
Madrid
Riego
Despotiam
London
Kharty
England
Paris Sentiments Amid Spanish Crisis Described
A Paris loyalist letter praises the beloved Paris and a son’s virtue, while a midnight courier brings orders to Sir W. A. Court to visit the Spanish king. Dispatches report Marshal negotiations near Barcelona, a sortie, bond market mood in Amsterdam, and Brazil’s expulsion of Portugal.
State of the Country on Irish Employment and Labour Demand
The piece argues employment in Ireland stems not from land or capital alone but from a persistent excess of labor over demand. Roads and canals, though crucial, cannot yield lasting relief through capital inflows, new industries, or public works. Only addressing the moral cause of surplus labor can improve conditions long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lamerick
Tipperary
Cork
Limerick
Kerry
Connemara
England
Rumors of ministerial danger from Paris to London
The Paris papers reveal a perilous ministerial crisis with English demands on Spain. London says a new secretary of state was sent to deliver a demand to King Ferdinand. Resignations of Marine and Interior ministers are rumored, with Spain's ministry in flux and mass exiles looming. Captain Parry fell ill soon after his return from expedition.
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Paris
London
Spain
Ferdinand
England
S Panis
Thatko de Benno
M de Carnmont Vosneree
Marine
de Cargik Rks
Interior
M. de Peraonnet
Bausastenos
Madrid
France
Parry
Insistent Rankine Appeal Endorsed By Kirk Synod
The Paisley shoemaker James Rankine challenged a lesser excommunication after failing to attend a Burns parish meeting. The presbytery dismissed his petition and the synod upheld the decision, recommending restoration upon future submission to church discipline. Rankine protested the outcome.
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Grascow
James Rankina
Paisley
Ayrshire
Boag
Burns
Presbytery
Rankine
Sawrin
M'Ferlane
James Rankine
Kirk
Commerce With South America Foregn Office Oct 17 1683
Director Canning informs that His Majesty's Government will soon send Consular Agents to major ports in Spanish America where British interests are strongest. The message notes a list of key ports and places to be covered. John Lowe Esq and others are named along with John Williamson of Armagh in County Armagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Canning
Spanish America
John Lowe, Esq
Joseiml Planta
Paris Population Figures and Illegitimacy Rates in 19th Century
Paris population estimates span from 530,000 in Louis XIV’s era to 713,000 in 1817, with Necker’s 1789 figure at 800,000. Illegitimate births rise over time, from 1780s figures to 1820, while legitimate births increase. Foundling rates surge in late Louis XV to Revolutionary periods and remain high after.
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M. de Chabrol
the Soine
Paris
Louis XIV
M. Necker
Paria
London
Louis XV
M. Chabrol
Troop Movements and Naval Commands in Ireland and Plymouth
The 79th Cameron Highlanders replace the 2d Queen's in Dublin under Lieut Col Douglas. The 31st Regiment expected to relieve the 11th. The 15th Foot 1st division sailed to Dublin but paused at Plymouth. the 934th Regiment proceeded to Demerara from Athlone to Cork with 24 hours notice. Detachments of the 71st and 39th moved between Glanasheen, Fermoy, and new barracks funded by Richard Oliver Gascoyne. The 62d arrived from Halifax, 700 strong. The 14th Light Dragoons march to Dorchester Barracks. the 1st King's Dragoon Guard at Piershull Barracks Edinburgh. the 73d Highland at Edinburgh Castle. The Commander in Chief orders infantry officers to wear epaulettes and white bells with undress frocks. The Colonelcy of the 1st Royal Veteran Battalion vacant after Major General Kelso's death, expected to be given to Hon. Henry King from half pay of the 5th Foot. Sir John Cameron arrives at Plymouth to assume Deputy Governor and Western District General commands. Guards inspected. veterans to be augmented. A corporal of the 25th fatally wounded Thomas Doyle at barracks in County Clare. inquest by Robert G Greene, verdict: both men of good character with a wife and child. Kingtish Bnup notes: Liverpool inquest reports Ralph Muttraw drowned in dry dock. Jandun Gazette notes duties on various goods to be sold by Excise from the 10th. Partridge sloop of war, with Admiral Sir J. A. Cochrane, expected to return to Kingstown after inspecting the harbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Highlanders
Douglas
Queen's
Dublin
15Th Regiment of Foot
Vibella
Portsmouth
Plymouth
934
Athlone
Cork
Demerara
71St
Stewart
Glanasheen
Fermoy
39Th
Wakefield
Richard Oliver Gascoyne
Halifax
14Th Light Dragoons
Milles
Dorchester Barracks
1St
King’s) Dragoon Guard
Teasdale
Piershull Barracks
Edinburgh
Highland Regiment
Colnel O'Connell
Edinburgh Castle
Flst
Royal
1St Royal Veteran Battalion
Cieneral Kelso
Henry King
5Th Regiment of Foot
John Cameron
Flymouth
25Th Regiment
Clare
Thomas Doyle
Lina
Robert G. Greene
Public trials and crimes stir Dublin city life
Report outlines a public ecclesiastical trial in Dublin believed to draw wide interest, noting 124 gentlemen entered Trinity College. It describes court renovations, fraud investigations in the coal trade, and a string of violent incidents including a fatal attack on Thomas Mooney’s house and a burglary at Abbotsford, with police action and assurances of justice for culprits.
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A.W. Blake
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Grande
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Commissioner of Excise
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J. A. Cochrane
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William Suit
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