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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 10, 1823

Page

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French Siege News From Cadiz Trocadero and Baltic Details

Paris journals report French preparations to attack Cadiz with trenches near the Trocadero. Reports say the Duke of Angouleme delays capture for few days, while Paris and London papers note mixed fortunes, private letters claim foiled assault, and Cadiz defense remains pivotal amid shifting alliances.

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Miracles and mockery in Dublin and beyond

A caustic broadside decries widespread belief in miraculous cures claimed during a Dublin event. It recounts two notable cases, attacks Jesuits and German necromancy, and warns Protestant authorities to guard against Roman Catholic fakery and public deception.

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Letters from Havannah Reflect Cuban Debate on Independence

Dated July 24 letters from Havannah describe Cuban public sentiment favoring adherence to the 1812 Constitution amid Peninsula warfare. They note Governor-general Vives evasively pledged loyalty to his oath, with troops in quarters and private proclamations hinting at a possible Cuban move toward independence. Havannah remained tranquil per latest reports.

Havannah Cuba Aquntamient Vives Spain

Miracle raid debate and a Dublin University anecdote

A letter to the editor questions Prince Hohenlohe's claimed miracles, asks for rigorous tests distinguishing natural from miraculous cures, and cites a Dublin University anecdote of a so-called visionary who proved unable to speak Welsh, revealing Jesuit contrivance. The writer urges serious scrutiny of supernatural claims and notes ongoing public fascination and skepticism.

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Mrs Dowell's Case Report of miraculous recovery

A Dublin letter reports Miss Eliza Dowell of Merrion Square, once bedridden and deemed hopeless, suddenly regaining strength after a Holy Communion and priestly rites. The account credits Prince Hohenlohe’s prayers and cites doctors Crampton Mills and Cheyne as witnesses, inviting public validation.

Eliza Dowell Merrion-equare Dowell County Roscommon Cheyne Mills Crampton Henry Stafford Baily London Prince Hohenlohe Eligi Miss Dowell Bea Living God

Prophet Prince of Miracles Punishes Mockery in Bavaria

A German tale from Brukenau Bavaria tells how Prince Wowenlove, famed for miracles, benedicts the sick and punishes a mocker. A humpbacked skeptic’s ribbed deception ends as his own back grows crooked, proving divine vengeance in a striking display.

Heing Brukenau Bavaria Prince

Paria Papers and French fleet leadership unsettled

The London Mail reports no newer Paria Papers and notes Admiral Hamatin's resignation without cause given. Rear Admiral Baron Durannr heads the fleet from Brest after Sth instant. M. des Rorovas commands in the interim. Dispatches claim a harsh letter from King Ferdinand under duress, while market chatter shows British and foreign funds and bonds moving in mixed directions.

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Market Report On Wheat Oats Barley And Rapeseed

Desrin Conn Excuanes reports on market conditions with new wheat selling near a premium yet old wheat dull and unsaleable. New oats show strong demand while old stock weak. barley and rapeseed steady. Flour trade slow with prices down one to two pence per pound. Prices listed for varieties: best new wheat 28s to 36s, oats 14s 9d to 16s, old barley and old oats lower, rapeseed 26s per barrel.

London Corn Exchange market dull on fine weather and ample wheat

The London Corn Exchange reports unusually dull trading as fine weather and strong wheat receipts push prices down. Barley oats and beans show weak demand with declines across several grains, flour also easing. Listed ranges include Wheat 40s to 50s, Barley 30s to 34s, Flour 45s to 50s.

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Birth at Castlecoote a daughter for Thomas Radcliff

Birth notice from Castlecoote Roscommon states the Lady of Thomas Radcliff Esquire bore a daughter. The Madrid Gazette describes Corunna surrender terms and the Regency's authority. Advices from Vera Cruz report quiet Mexico, Congress forming a new Constitution, Puebla disturbances restored. A near-fatal slate accident injures a young lady in Gastiney Street. inquiry into overhanging slates and safety. Asizes grant 10,762 pounds for Presentments in County Clare.

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