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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 08, 1791
Page
1
A courier delivered news to Prince Galitz home that the preliminary peace articles were signed at Gatacz aboard a boat by the Grand ruler. The parties agreed to pursue an adjutant De fione Treaty and appoint commissioners for an armistice, aiming to solidify terms.
The Assembly debated a proposed decree with twenty seven articles on the Constitutional Code and the powers of the King, with talks on periodic conventions, the duration of sovereignty, and possible modifications to be delayed for thirty years. Delegates discussed the role of the King, the pace of reform, and petitions from merchants and colonial governors amid tensions over the Decree of May 15 and colonial policy.
A Paris denunciation accuses War Minister and denounced officers of conspiracy and discord. An anonymous note warns of a plot to incendiate the capital with three thousand men in rebel dress. Reports describe insult to Captain Thorne over French colors and a looming municipal election with complex ballot procedures in Paris.
London report from September 5 6 covers a Hanover ministry notice pledging cooperation with constitutional duties and ongoing discussions about governance. It also cites Madrid dispatches interpreting royal proclamations about foreign oath restrictions. A Warwick respite is noted for Hactholomew Fisher awaiting death sentence. An inquest at Vine-Breet discusses the death of Mr Kotiwarra and implicates Susannah Hill with a verdict of not wilful.
Wrymourn on September 3 hosts a royal visit as Their Majesties Rice and suite arrive to immense acclaim. Royal Fort fires greet ships of war, while Portland Harbor salutes mark the night. Duke of St Albans and Love's Circulating Library draw crowds on the Espiscade amid wet streets and festive displays.
A 18th century dispatch describes Hawke and Madras force movements in the India campaign, detailing April to July operations, fort captures, and expected reinforcements. It notes naval arrivals, India’s grain shipments to the camp, and a probe into forged arms stamped with the East India Company mark.
Report from Lord Cornwallis encampment describes prudent cautions against Tippoo’s temptations and the need to dismiss nonessential followers due to forage shortages. Colonel Cockerill and Colonel Mooreboule led assaults at the Pettah, with a gunfire volley wounding Mooreboule and Cockerill advancing to secure the position as batteries were prepared.
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