25 Sep 1790
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 25, 1790
Page
1
Advertises sale of Birney's Stores in Dublin with sparkling cider sweet wines and various ales and port wine. Notes stock in vaults, quality claims, reduced prices, and delivery through 72 Street Commer of Fade Dublin. Dated June 1790.
A chaotic report details police and court actions after riots in the city. It notes a body found in a park with injuries, a murdered woman, and a child implicated in a francie affair. The piece mentions magistrates, public disorder, riots, robberies, and ongoing investigations, with references to figures like Sampson Stawe and general commentary on safety and governance.
In wary commentary, the piece discusses Poland seeking an ambassador to Spain and hints at a prospective five‑powers alliance including Russia Denmark Sweden Poland France versus Britain Prussia and Holland. It notes shifting influence at the Polish court, potential Bourbon alignments, and the broader balance of power amid ongoing wars and diplomatic maneuvering.
Readable fragments describe effects of state misfortunes and public reactions. Some lines mention rights bones and peace, while others reference brave efforts and a desire for safety. The text is garbled, offering a fragmentary glimpse into a broader historical emergency.
The Spectator voices alarm at alleged public temptation from brothels and prostitution near Dublin City’s institutions. It urges university leaders and city authorities to act, confront alleged vice, and enforce moral standards within legal bounds.
A historical notice records the prorogation of Parliament for September and November dates. Lords Spiritual and Temporal, with the Commons, are urged to take notice of royal commands. The proclamation invokes the king’s cattle of Dublin and calls for obedience to orders.
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