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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 10, 1821
Page
1
A misread report notes the arrival of the king at Milford aboard a ship from Millard. The vessel anchored off shore while preparations were made for the royal passage. The king planned to proceed by land to Bristol and then send his entourage to London.
An Irish periodical describes a royal admonition and plan to spread a placard of eight pages for free distribution across Ireland to unite Protestants and Catholics. It reports meetings at D Arcy's and notes O Connell proposing a society to carry out the king's wishes, while critics fear a persecuting legalistic club.
The text discusses forming a society to realize the Christian precepts of his Majesty's Parling Admonition and Infane tia. It argues against misrepresenting intentions and notes disagreement over the necessity of the measure while condemning attempts to mix aims with those seeking only to advance admirable precepts.
An essay argues that religion has long split Irish politics but recent party consolidation could foster civil cooperation. It contends that Protestants and Catholics share moral life, so party labels are misleading. with religious strife fading, tranquility may boost domestic life and industrial vigor across Ireland.
The London paper summarizes the welcome shown to his Majesty's departure from Ireland. It notes the strong display of respect from the Irish people and argues the visit could strengthen governance through trust and harmony. The piece predicts broader imperial ties benefiting future cooperation and national sentiment.
A packet from the Brazils carried letters to Rio Janeiro dated June twentieth and July twenty second. Reports note a potential bid for independence in Rio Janeiro and a clash feared between Portuguese forces and Peligan troops. A governor assassination attempt in Pernambuco injured Don Luis Ye tega Barreto. he reportedly drowned after leaping into a river when the plot failed.
Paris papers report on high diplomatic tensions between Russia and the Ottoman Porte. They note Russian troop show of force on the Pruth, Austrian mediation, and Seljuk proposals. meanwhile Constantinople faces Greek massacres, prophecy threats, and public unrest. The incident prompts calls for a cautious European congress and peace efforts.
Lisbon reports describe the second anniversary of the revolution marked with public joy. The King appeared publicly and crowds cheered loudly. Correspondence notes tensions with Austrian and Russian envoys over incidents at foreign residences and demands for reparations. Portuguese ministers seek to avert broader disputes while maintaining calm and friendship with Austria and Russia. Loren Starner, the Austrian minister, arrived in Mogland amid these events.
The Bombay Courier dated March 25 and 21 reports official accounts of a severe engagement between a British division and Boui Hua Ali’s forces. It notes the outcome of artillery operations to avenge indignities to British representatives at Mocha and is signed by Major General Livnell Sith.
Reports describe a fierce engagement near the enemy capital with the right brigade of about 48 Yap and the 64th Regiment under Colonel Wurrer sustaining heavy losses. The enemy suffered around 544 killed and wounded, plus 246 prisoners. Two principal chiefs were captured badly wounded. The operation secured a treaty on January 15 granting protections for British and Asiatic traders and reduced duties, though at high officer casualties including Lieut Atkinson, Burnett, Seymour, and Gill.
Paris papers report escalating unrest in Madrid as crowds confront guards at the royal prison. Soldiers beat back protesters while Morillo and the ministry face pressure amid calls for the king’s decision. A minister heads to “difarm” the king and secure peace as Madrid awaits the royal reply.
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