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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 28, 1818

Page

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FURLIC MEETING ADDRESSES CITY OFFICIALS IN 1818

A letter from the General Committee of the Association for Suppressing Street Beewing requests lodging and convening authority from the Lord Mayor to call a meeting. Signatories include Richard Cane, Hrany C. Sirr, Robert Lannigan, Edward Groves, Walter Thorn, RK Gamble, Francis Gran, Walter Glasscock, Thomas Nowlan, dated Oct 27 1818 at Repository Rawkin's Street.

Furlic Rawkin's Street Atv Loan Ho Kobaity Geiley Toor Richard Cane Hranay C. Sirr Robert Lannigan Edward Groves Walter Thom Rk, Gamble Francis Gran Walter Glascock Thomas Nowlan

Dress Gift for Charity Fund Acknowledged

Misses and ladies of Dublin invited to inspect a gown donated by Mrs Dawson of Merrion Square. The General Committee praised the elegant dress and resolved to thank Mrs Dawson for her donation, urging Mrs Dawsons appeal to Dublin ladies to support the association’s aims. October 7, H. I. r.

RS. Dawson Merrion-S Misa Dawsons Alec Rutile Mrs Hi. R

The End of Tetiginas Controversy in Catholic Clergy

Royal octavo issue printed on fine paper presents a lettered response titled The end of tetiginas Controversy addressed to Lord Bishop of S J Davin's. John Milner D D FSA authoring a publication defending Catholic clergy in Ireland and discussing the Catholic Clery of Ireland. The magazine appears as a monthly Roman Catholic periodical.

B. Keating John Milner Winchester Ireland Covse de. de

Insolvent Notices From Ireland Court of Exchequer Proceedings

A list of insolvent debtor petitions and schedules filed in the Irish Court of Exchequer, with dates and names of debtors and creditors across Kerry, Cork, Limerick, and surrounding areas. Notice invites examination and states petitions will be considered on November 5, 1818, at ten o clock, in Maryhalwea.

Ireland Oder Peel Iraland Deere Joan Leslir Gun Darby Lawlor William Flaherty Farr Maryhalwea John King Farwer Bie Dealgue George Rowari Rag Bia Awigos Rathangy Edgond Slack Lleoltan Julrt Leonerd Lanbolder Listonwell Wittiam James Pierse Poshlview Paddy Kylly Tythe Proctor Killiandy Thomas Dee Apothecary George Hurc Listowell Dominick Rice Exy Bix Indersnes Hedreth County Kerry John Yraymond Bis Agnitoe Indersnes John Flemiire Shae Meher Jeffry Ocannell Merchiet City of Cork Moylan Cork Marchant Inha Flaherty Farger Lanan Acarthy Farmer Coroughcowlae Belb Ivy Witting O'Flaherty

Markets Report from Publin Corn Exchange

The market shows dull demand for flour and improved barley trade as distillers seek grain. Wheat prices ease, with oats, meal, potatoes and beef noted, livestock prices fluctuating. buyers cautious, farmers optimistic about plentiful supplies and steady to weak futures.

Whitkey Beery Barty Y Orta Saterday Cavan Gary Vaal Iber

Paice or ENGLISH STOCKS and Lottery Tickets Listed

Fragmented OCR summary lists various financial items such as Paice or English stocks, exchequer bills, and lottery tickets with scattered figures like 4 per cent, 5 per cent, and small currency values. Mentions India bands and miscellaneous prices appear, but many terms are garbled.

Paice Hed.cs

Desperate Royalist odds in South America reported

The London dispatches describe Peru and Venezuela turning toward insurgent success as Royalist forces weaken. Brice’s fleet captures Guire, while loyalists retreat. merchants are urged to trade with Guira and asylum seekers face property loss. An Emeline passenger recounts a forced detainment near Grenada and a perilous voyage back to St Eustatia.

South America Peru San Mantrix London Madrid Patratia Cape Horn Venezuela Insurgenta Admiral Brice Guire Europe United States Brion Guira Trinidad Greneda, &c Port Spain Emeline Grenada Island of Margarita Catrupano Maria Wood Carrupano

Patriotic force grows in the Caraceas under Irish officer Turlin

Reports from the Caraceas describe a rising patriotic group led by an Irish officer named Turlin who reportedly holds extensive powers and the rank of General. He is said to have served with British forces in the Peninsular War and is skilled in Spanish. The size of his force is unknown but described as sufficient to overpower Royalist resistance.

Caraceas Turlin Great Britain

State of Spain shows king's weak policy and spy network

Madrid reports reveal Ferdinand's cabinet turmoil with new ministerial appointments and a royal list of sixty suspected dissidents. Queen's intercession halts mass arrests as Buenos Aires style crackdown spreads through Alcalieste and court circles. Spain debates finances and a far larger expedition to America amid a collapsing credit.

Madrid Ferdinand Haginn Bivertora Carbajal Amalleet Elisabeth Ferdinand Adv Symy Welluksown Bookseller Fram Seville Tagnadd Splis Spsfich Setings Paris London Gallela al. Nicholas Baron de Terret Kattanadura Don Ly Venso Calvo de Rozas Jupia Cantral Talevert Josef Gallardo la Serma Tate Urbanian Puga Far Custady Astremadura Villaviciana Famong Duke de San Carlos St. James's South America Cadia America House of Terry and Co Hoa Bees

Madrid Arrests and Quiet Court Under Pizarro Regime

Reports from Madrid indicate a tense quiet at court as Fort durand and the Patriarch of the Indies keep to the palace. Over fifty people have been arrested in a month on treason suspicions. Canga Arguelles, once head of finance, is confined in a castle after being seized with a secret commission while en route to Valencia.

Cadiz Madrid Fort frithIn Canga Arguelles Pizarro Valencia Spain Cortes

France Army Draft Drawings At Paris Churches

The young men of the classes 1816 and 1817 are being drawn at Paris in the first and second arrondissements with notable enrollments. Papers complain that churches were used for political meetings and clubs during the Revolution, so mayors designate churches for religious services only while the government seeks to curb church use for assemblies.

France Paria

The Foreign Army in France Reports Movements and Plans

A Valenciennes letter notes the Russian and Prussian staff arriving, with French garrisons at Queédt Maubeuge Bouchain and others to greet their Majesties expected next day. English and Hanoverian forces move to Camp de Famare. English engineers reclaim fortifications. Wellington hosts a parting fete in a tent for 300. Augurian deserters rise among Hungarians. a circular urges mayors to deter desertion and deny asylum to Austrian deserters.

France Valenciennes Russia Prussia Queédt Hoy Maubeuge Bouchain Cambray Conde Saint Amana Famare Vileodenags Duke of Wellington Xtw Lower Rhine Friment

German Fortresses and European Diplomatic Notes

In a late sitting of the German Diet the President read a note from Austria and Prussia offering to cede Mentz Cassel and Oostheim to the Confederation if it bears the costs of fortresses and weapons. The Diet will submit the note to the Courts. Emperor Alexander may arrive in Paris after the 24th. An accident in Enniskillen injures a man. a Howth coach breakdown disrupts travel but causes no injuries. A Sweden United States treaty on commerce has delays over ratification of articles four and six, delaying full entry into force.

Austria Prussia Mentz Cassel Oostheim Confederation Mentz and Mal Coscn Datytse Enniskillen Lower Ormond Quay Flion Dawson-Street Parton Howth Uamnburgh Stockholm Sweden Uaimburgh

Dublin Soup Kitchen Plan for Mendicants and Benefits

A Dublin association argues the soup kitchen system is the cheapest way to feed 2000 mendicants, replacing wages with soup subsistence. It claims savings from reduced meat usage, public contributions of broken meat, and paid spinners, outlining costs, weekly sums, and potential economies if the plan adapts to local conditions.

Aiery Association Dublin Belfast Burley Edinburgh Maiglet Mendicants

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