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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 26, 1823

Page

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Pampeluna Siege Reported Amid Safer Lines and Sate Tactics

The dispatch from the Marmason describes the Pampeluna siege progress up to the mark, noting a near trench within 100 yards of Spanish works and a surprise repetition at Trocadero. It reports health concerns at Port St Mary and urges military police after illness spreads.

Paul Pipers Lataistos Pampelina Mth TVA Saragossa Gerona Pampeluna Trocadero Larriston Moncey Mina Catalonia Baron Highnet St. Sebastian

Fragmentary dispatches hint at Mediterranean maneuvers and Gibraltar interest

Fragmented letters report General QrikoGa and others planning entry into Cadiz while awaiting Gibraltar supports. Messages indicate unrest in Cadiz and Malaga, with references to FAYAS, Reg and siege dynamics, plus supply concerns and potential Boer connections amid broader regional tensions.

Brakar QrikoGa Nagland Cadiz Wilcox Gibraltar Spain Fayas Malaga Bistult Irene Motrron

Catalonia Conflict Reports From Madrid Dispatch

Madrid reports claim heavy losses for Constitutionalists in Catalonia with 600 killed and 170 wounded, while Madrid and Barcelona sources note arrests over circulating extracts. A Barcelona dispatch dated Sept 1 describes Army of Opera movements toward Mont Blanch and aims to protect prisoners and maintain discipline amid ongoing engagements with the enemy.

Rayonne Madrid Catalonia Lou Mules Ostia Barcelona Raverner Alva Dence Ryou Mont Blanch Lieberg Olema

Battle narrative and royal通信 of Spanish events 1823

Report details a Spanish battle where Lloberas and Isoberas hold a line against a French force led by Moncey, with heavy fighting, bayonet charges, and a costly victory. It notes casualties, material losses, and a final breach that halts the enemy’s advance, followed by political letters from Madrid on censorship and royal authority.

Qaubess Lloberas St. Eleus St.efeni Artafulla Prench Isoberas Vendrethi Astafulla Vendrell Royal Road Vendell Ohro Moncey Linderas Asturias San Miguel Belvar Santa Cruz Santa Barbara Santa Columba Foreign Legion

Madrid Royalist: Extraordinary paper calms Cadiz anxiety

A Royalist Extraordinary issue from Cadiz notes vigorous operations near Puerto de Santa Maria and Isla San Sept with vessels and gunboats sailing from Seville. It reports Cortes resistance and a royal assertion that certain population steps are beyond the king’s powers, while praising public rejoicings and religious sentiment.

Madrid Restavador Puerto de Santa Maria Isla San Villavicencio San Lucar Avamante Bourmont Seville Moht Cadiz Cortes Council of State Alava Ceretain

Address on the Regency and press suppression amid Navarre conflict

The correspondent reports royal assurances and notes measures to halt printing and prevent publication of copies. The document references tensions between royalists and Navarre supporters and hints at government inquiry into the issue, highlighting censorship actions and the delicate political climate.

Madrid Sra Caliado Spain Senene Callado Navarre the Thibe Angouleme PM Mowin Specia Clpcuus Cies Army of

Madrid letter downplays Trocadero capture significance

The Sept 8 Madrid letter says the Trocadero night event hardly changes political or military balance. It notes the canal across the Trocadero could allow French sea access to Puerto Real, potentially aiding attacks on Caracca or Pla but doubts action without treachery by commanders. Cadiz reports plentiful provisions but higher prices and a near-nominal sea blockade as negotiations stall.

Madrid Trocadero Duke d'Angouleme Soult Puerto Real Matagorda Puntales Caracca Pla Cadiz Diast Gibraltar Africa

Reports of French ship La Bonne Sophie captured by Mina privateer

Tetters from Bordeaux dated the 16th September say reports there that La Bonne Sophie, which sailed from Bordeaux on the Ith inst for Calcutta, has been taken by the Mina privateer. It is also rumoured that another brig was captured off the river.

Tetters Bordeaux Calcutta Mina

Letters from Teneriffe Ship Arrives Debating Privateer Returns

From Teneriffe letters dated with hints of privateer activity describe vessels reaching Teneriffe. One large ship from Manila, fitted at Corunna, sailed to Teneriffe on the 13th bound for France with a cargo valued at half a million dollars.

Teneriffe Anyzook Corunna Manilla France

False alarm of yellow fever in New York papers

New York papers to the ath August bring no new intelligence of note. A false alarm of yellow fever caused unease in New York. The equivocal illness of two boys led to the rumor, but the resident physician’s attribution was deemed unfounded by the Board of Health.

New York Hts Board of Health

British Army Dispatches and Regimental Movements

Reports detail audience with the Commander in Chief at his Olee and orders for the 40th Foot to deploy as guards on board ships for replacement in New South Wales. Other units by Portsmouth and Dublin receive embarkation and disembarkation orders, with notes on the 62nd Regiment, 37th, 39th, 76th, and 66th Regiments in Canada and Ireland.

Fforse Guards Arth Northampton Mauris Sonesfantry New South Wales Witshire) Regiment Moot Portsmouth Foot Loreland Quebec Kingston Upper Canada Fort St.George Nathaniel Burton John T. Jones Wee Wieh Devon Cuaptain Phar Munster-Gener Coeedanee

Unfortunate accident near Essex Bridge injures old man

Tuesday evening an elderly man on Capel Street near Essex Bridge was struck by a speeding carriage. He was carried to Mir Arustrong, an apothecary, in a near lifeless state. It is unclear if the man survived as authorities or witnesses suggest the diver was not negligently driving.

Capel-street Essex-bridge Iwan

The Funds At The Stock Exchange

Consols opened at 83 percent to 4 for the account and money 89, steady with little fluctuation. No activity due to absence of Paris advices and Cadiz attack news. Foreign securities quoted near nominal with scarce trading. Spanish 1821 at 352, Columbian 654, French Scrip 24 pm, Poyais 143.

Love and a Watch-House in Straw-Market Provokes Scandal

In Dublin's Straw Market five elderly guardians of virtue disrupted a elopement as Cupid trespassed toward a smithy wedding. Jem Brien and Catherine Madden faced magistrates after Brien’s private fund caper and a fortune note swap, while Mistress Fitzpatrick and MacCormack scrambled to aid or expose them. The couple was separated as authorities warned against courting minors and apprentices.

Perdue Smithfield Cupid Mount Venus Rathfarnham Nfymen Madame Cowsll Venus Elysian Groves Durance Fenus Jem Brien Margaret Fitzpatrick Mac Cormack Catherine Madden Billy Shakespeare Priam Ma Cormack Kevin-street Rr-Tnk London American Saving Cormick Mar ' Mac

Late gales hamper Dublin to Liverpool and Holyhead links

Reports detail persistent autumn gales delaying sailings from Dublin to Liverpool and Holyhead. The Belfast, the fastest Liverpool to Dublin service, endured engine trouble and backtracked, then resumed after delays. Other ships like George and Avion faced depth and wind issues, finally reaching Dunleary and Dublin on subsequent days. Also noted are duties effective October 10 1923 impacting apparel, hardware, silk goods, and various textiles under wartime price controls.

Dublin Liverpool Hollyhead Belfast Satur Liverport Bay of Beaumont Dunleary

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