10 Sep 1789
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 10, 1789
Page
1
From the London Gazette accounts say the Liege dated the goth ult note the Prince Bishop departed abruptly from his country and that the States were to assemble the next day.
Reports from Danizick describe a July 2 Berlin duty easing Polish entrance taxes for Poland bound goods, excluding salt. The measure, a three year trial, aims to boost Prussian trade and tempt Poland to grant similar exemptions. Observers link the move to aiding English commerce in the North and offsetting recent French trade concessions.
Dispatches recount unconfirmed rumors that Biabantera freed themselves from the Emperor while Prussia backs Brussels rebels. Reports from Havre de Grace and Dudwick describe French unrest, militia readiness, and grain shortages easing as England enjoys calm. A Sweden Finland exchange highlights hostage guards, truces, and diplomatic notes between Nassau Siegen and Klingsporre amid Baltic tensions.
The text records arrivals and departures of royal figures including Princesses and King. Mr Pitt is delayed awaiting arrival. Townshend left Weymouth for London. Their Majesties sailed on the Southampton, visited Gloucester Lodge, and returned by afternoon. Plans show they will depart Weymouth Monday or Tuesday, staying first at Lyndhurst then Windsor, with the Royal Family in good health and spirits. The King is described as well, and the royal theatre engagement is noted.
Letter from Count Muffin Puschkin discusses Sweden and Russia war motives and Empress justice. The National Assembly debates Declaration of Rights, the structure of monarchy, and the Legislative Body with Mounier and Bouche guiding the constitutional questions amid clashes over Article wording and church matters.
The passage notes colonial dependence on mother country supplies, frequent scarcity of essentials, and calls for redress of grievances. It mentions annual deaths among enslaved people, American deputies seeking audience, and a decree affecting grain shipments from Sedan as famine looms in the province.
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