29 Sep 1791
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 29, 1791
Page
1
Prevailing opinion held the king should not hire a committee to obtain acceptance or risk partial concessions. Court sessions were postponed from Friday to Thursday, with confusion over attendance and timing causing general disorder in the reading.
A garbled report describes the September assembly with references to deputies, registries, and department entries. It mentions retirement requests, proposed reforms, committee actions, and financial receipts, including monthly expenditures and allocations, with many OCR errors obscuring precise names and figures.
A garbled OCR fragment references an economic or revenue report with mentions of kingdoms, money amounts, and project terms. It hints at forges, seats, and compensation related to a game or progress but is largely unreadable. The readable bits point to a potential revenue finding and an evaluation.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a Naval Courts Martial discussion and an assembly decree. It references a fund for a loan and a declaration condemning a stated threat, with phrases about protection and a motion carried by acclaim. The text is garbled but preserves mentions of legal proceedings and official actions.
A damaged excerpt reports unresolved municipal actions and allocations totaling funds and upcoming dates. The legible fragments reference a September timeframe, the council, a street or avenue, and mentions of a public authority, but many terms are garbled, limiting precise details.
Fragmented text discusses public order and municipal power, mentioning a meeting of a city assembly, debates on laws and penalties, and references to the Penal Code. The passage is garbled but centers on governance, accountability, and proposed legal measures.
A jumble of garbled OCR text mentions trial punishment references Aariboos and Tig Steere Canet with scattered phrases about horses, doors crowding, and distressed appearances. The legible items resemble a historical newspaper fragment with unclear names, places, and events, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
A damaged OCR shows a signed wartime communique mentioning Morocco, allies, and an arming effort. The text references Ceuta, enemy actions, and defensive measures, with a signature line dated the third day. The legible fragments point to a disputed or propaganda laden message about military conduct and responsibility.
Reports describe renewed hostilities between Moors and Spaniards with bombardment of Tangiers Bay. Spanish ships bombarded the port while Moors reportedly countered by spiking enemy cannon as a British-Royal Navy driver coordinated protection along the coast.
Reports detail Spanish actions and British probes amid the Moorish and Barbary campaigns. Notes describe Neapolitan and Austrian movements, the Brien regiment, and emigre forces in Germany, plus a Gibraltar portside incident involving Mr Ormond’s ship attacked by natives.
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