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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 22, 1823
Page
4
Fragmentary dispatches describe Cadiz combat, Riego's arrival, and Royalist actions as factions clash in the city. Deserters seek safety, Madrid regency protests French interference, while Cadiz braces for further upheaval and possible capitulation outcomes.
Cadiz papers dated August fifth contain the King's Speech on the Cortes closing and remarks on French atrocities and war injustices. The Cortes in the July fifth sitting named a Permanent Deputation including Gomez Becerra and Llorente. News from Spain notes naval movements, delays to delivery to England, and political friction over the Duke d'Angouleme's influence and the ongoing Cortes negotiations.
The Gibraltar Chronicle reports General Lauriston, not the Marshal, left Algesiras for Tarifa and returned after an unsuccessful assault on the fortress. Paris later noted he had suffered a considerable loss of men.
Ministers of Austria France Russia Prussia and Sardinia residing at Berne demand the expulsion of refugees admitted into Switzerland. Some 200 names are said to be communicated to the government for information filings. Sovereigns will not bar refugees from residing in their states or in Spain and Portugal, and will issue passports only to the United States. It is believed the measure will compel the named individuals to leave the country.
Lisbon papers publish a dispatch from Lord Cochrane announcing Bahia's evacuation. Thirteen Portuguese vessels with troops and stores lie in the harbor ready to depart. The Emperor suffered a fall injuring ribs but was deemed out of danger on the 17th.
Intelligence from Leghorn notes Greek successes against Turks in the Archipelago. Colodroni’s victory and a weakened Turkish fleet contrast with a strong Greek squadron blocking the Dardanelles. Reports from Candia cite 34,000 Greek fighters, plague ravaging Turks, and blockaded strongholds. News from New York papers covers Colombia and Peru, with revenue-law changes and Bolivar’s plans, plus French moves toward Spanish America and possible royalist support.
The Stocks recovered from Thursday's mood with gains on Friday. Cuotools opened at KA and rose to mt with buyers. The market remained unsettled through the period and closed with Consols at 33 and Imperial, India Bonds at 60 pio. Exchequer Bills at 10 gm.
A critique of Jesuit led “Hohenlohe necromancy” in Ireland, arguing monthly exhibitions, preparations of sick or blind subjects, and staged miracles. Names Dr Murray and priests are cited while signaling potential Catholic backlash and political-religious tensions.
A Cork Advertiser report describes Wednesday night attacks on Mohut elas a and surrounding areas. Crowley Anglin Corkery leading masked men robbed homes, set fires, and ransacked properties near the Castle tanceny and Abbey teale. Several offenders were held at New Castle Bridewell. an English postman suicide noted among the turmoil.
A bundled set of fashion notes describes dresses with cambric muslin and barege gowns, bells of galloon trimming, Leghorn bonnets, parasols, and accessories. It also reports city gossip of elopements, a dueling-style dispute at Durdham Downs, theatre changes in London, and a detailed Rome papal funeral procession with cardinal leadership and security preparations.
The article outlines an enhanced set of army rules to standardize field exercises across regiments in his Majesty's service. It stresses combining speed with order, reducing confusion, ensuring precise commands, and fostering mutual support to achieve disciplined, coordinated movements against a well disciplined foe.
Dublin reports minimal business last week with price drops for malt. Rapeseed demand strong at solid barrel rates. Beef brisk, butter mostly steady to lower, butter at 40s to 74s per cwt. Limerick notes stagnation in wheat trading but butter quality rising. Cork cites weather aiding harvest with wheat and oats prices mixed. flour declines in first quality. Waterford and London markets show varied grain and butter movements, with thin demand and price softness in several items.
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