29 Oct 1821
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 29, 1821
Page
1
The text surveys political turmoil in Portugal and Spain, noting enmity against the state, royalist and republican tensions, and the fragility of regimes. It discusses the return of a royal family, the influence of factions, and hopes for a European federation, praising Spain’s resilience and Portugal’s constitutional debates.
Fragmented stock prices and figures scattered across the text mention percentages, per cent rates, and various names. The readable portions reference stock items, possible brokers, and market terms without clear coherence or complete data.
Faulkner's Dublin Journal reports London chatter on Friday about the King of Great Britain's health. Letters suggest the monarch is indisposed and confined to bed for days, though no source confirms serious danger. Market nerves rise as stock exchanges react to the news and cabinet actions are set in motion.
A sharp fall and rapid recoveries marked the London stock exchange’s close as rumours from Hanover blamed His Majesty’s health and Paris reports on Russia and Turkey unsettled investors. Consols traded around 3 pm and ended near 77 for account, with 4 percent and India bonds showing notable activity.
The admiralty confirms the safe coastward return of the northern over-land expedition led by Faavtry with Dr Archardson and two midshipmen. All are reported in perfect health. The discoveries made are described as highly quantifying and important.
The Paris papers quote Patersburg dispatches about Baron Stro-BOXUYFF receiving a warm welcome in Constantinople and a gracious audience with the emperor at a post house near Vitepsk. Madrid reports stronger government actions to protect public liberty, while Mequinenza suffers mass exodus and siege-like dangers. Sulewich notes five months of unrest as Turks, Keptks, and Greeks unite against insurgents, with Cassandra cited in a proposed surrender. Austrian bans on ammo exports to Turkish provinces affect travelers and grant limits on passports for Geice.
Disturbances in Limerick and Cork counties are daily rising with raids on homes and farms. Reports say a mob forced attacks near Adare Castlebar and Newcastle, wounding workers, stealing arms, and threatening residents as Adare Yeomanry is placed on permanent duty. Authorities seek magistrates for volunteer forces and rewards for information to restore peace amid rising insurrection in the west and south.
A chaotic fragment from Benson’s era reports a disproved horse fall at Clones races and a fatal lime kiln accident near the Ovens. It cites a Lisbon decree taxing foreign brandy and notes Britain’s vast export of 2,305,525 yards of textiles from Liverpool last week.
A fragmented letter by Mr. Parkins from Warwickshire discusses suspicions about Olivia Serres and related claims of bigamy involving the Duke of Cumberland. It traces genealogies from St James’s church records to the 1802 will of Rev Dr Wilmoth and an 1812 Doctor’s Commons document, alleging forged papers and hidden marriages.
The archbishop of Paris Cardinal Talleyrand de Perigord died in Paris at five o'clock Saturday morning. At twenty five he held the cardinalate and archbishopric since 1817, described as combining pomp with prudent priestly gravity. The piece notes a consume of aging church leaders and mentions other high clergy as well as military officers travelling to Marseille for support of Greece, with enthusiasm spreading in German and Prussian circles.
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