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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 10, 1823
Page
4
Madame Catalani drew a fashionable audience at the Dublin theatre with a sequence of arias from Bologna Paer and Rossini. She followed with instrumental pieces and duets, receiving enthusiastic applause and plans for further performances.
The 37th regiment at Kinsale has orders countermanding embarkation to Mauritius until late October when spring detachments return. Detachments and station lists cover Kinsale, Bandon, Macroom, Clonakilty, Bantry, Skibbereen, Dunmanway, Inchigeela, Ballyvourney. The 79th Highlanders at Athy move to Naas, replaced by the 78th from Wicklow. Rumor suggests Sir George Murray may assume command of the 43rd regiment after the Earl of Hopetoun’s death. Sir Herbert Taylor hosted a levee at the Horse Guards. The Adjutant-General met with the Commander-in-Chief at York House on Friday and Saturday.
The 1st Regiment of Dragoon Guards sees Sweny promoted to major by purchase with Turner retiring, and Polhill promoted to captain with Sweny and others moving. Various Lieutenants and Cornets shift within the 13th Light Dragoons and related units, with exchanges, half-pay moves, and appointments to adjutant roles noted. The 34th Foot and other regiments record back-pay adjustments and honors, including badges for the 34th Foot.
The Belfiort Newsletter discusses Besnard and an Irish farmer demonstrating a flax treating method. It notes visits across Antrim, Londonderry, and other towns, with remarks from Sir Hy. Davy and Sir T. Davy, and mentions estimated yields and potential national benefit of adopting the flan treatment system.
A private letter from Athlone reports a Typhus outbreak with five to six deaths and about one hundred thirty ill. News mentions Cavalry being sent to Carlow after a humorous exchange between Ned Jarrell and Lord Combermere. Additional notes cover court sessions, arson attempts, tithe disputes, and local crops with harvest prospects improving amid rain and ample barley, oats, and potatoes in various counties.
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