29 Sep 1823
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 29, 1823
Page
1
Wm Alley Bes informs friends and the public he has taken over the stove establishment of his late father on Townsend Street and made improvements to brew strong ale porter and table beer. He offers a twenty four shillings per barrel ale and asks customers to support the new venture.
The Paris journals cite a Sept. 15 dispatch to War Minister via the Madrid Gazette Extraordinary stating Riego entered La Carolina as a prisoner. Despatches from Angouleme HQ add that Bonemains advances and Pampeluna capitulation terms are strict. They recount battles near Malaga and Cadiz with heavy French siege actions and prisoner transfers.
The Madrid papers through the 18th have arrived, detailing regional news, market updates, and official notices. Local events, weather summaries, and cultural items are included for residents and traders.
The Gazette Extraordinary reports La Carolina intendant announcing at nine o clock that rebel leader Rafael del Rio was captured and imprisoned in the town gaol, with three officers confined alongside him. The Arguillos commandant and laborers credited with the capture, others promised fuller details soon.
Dispatches describe Rigco arriving with four companions, including two alleged English officers, dining at Arguilles on the 14th among a village of German-descended settlers. He posed as part of the army of Ballas Tenos but was identified by a peasant and taken to Carolina, then to Madrid under French guard for the Regency.
News from Gibraltar notes many small craft departed the bay on the evening of the 2d carrying supplies to Cadiz. Sir Robert Wilson and generals QuiKuGa and Zayas traveled as passengers with other constitutional officers. The Tribune frigate and discussions about English merchants in Ma laga feature in dispatches, while American authorities decline to intervene. French troops left Algesiras for Port St. Mary's as Spanish guards stay posted.
The cabinet has been considering recognizing the South American republics and, while no final decision is yet made, there is hope for full acknowledgment soon. Recognition by consulates is already determined.
Private letter from Paris dated Sept 20 describes the King’s rapid decline under aging, poor health, and harsh comparisons. The writer recalls his haste in escaping assassination fears, the cruel pace of his promenades, and a note on his feared image among subjects and Britons.
The Evening Herald outlines a circumstantial miracle in Paris attributed to Hohenlohe necromancy, arguing it resembles Irish illusions and serves to mislead the masses. The piece condemns miracle-working as a tool of despotism backed by the Bougsons and Catholic clergy, while predicting Europe-wide political and religious upheaval. It warns Protestants in Ireland keep vigilant, foresees crisis, and asserts Britain will see no change beyond constitutional evolution.
A harsh critique denounces Irish Miracles and Jesuit frauds, calling for postponement until January and urging believers to see through pious tricks. The piece scorches the sects, condemns imposture, and defends honest men like Dr Troy against frauds and priestcraft.
The market showed little change on Friday with conso ls for the account opening around 68 and closing near that level. Prices moved with modest fluctuations through the day for various bonds and foreign exchanges, including New 4 per cent, Imperial and Indian bonds, Danich and Neapolitan notes, Poyais Scrip, Prussian and Russian issues, and French and Spanish securities.
The article summarizes contents from The Morning Chronicle, noting advertisements, reports on Spain and Pyrenees events, and health measures at Bayonne. It references Rome gossip, and details a City of London Auxiliary Bible Society meeting with funds and scriptures distributed, plus letters on securities and governance.
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