17 Apr 1810
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 17, 1810
Page
1
A notice proclaims the annual value around 3.260 for a church sinecure avante. Any person aiming to dispose of the estate is asked to direct a sum paid to T. W. at the printer, promises strict handling and honor.
Public notice announces items now ready for friend and public inspection prior to purchase at a stated location.
Public sale in Dublin on Saturday May 12 offers the Firee Simple and Inheritance of the lawns and Lands of Ballykilla and Ballycrumley in County Wexford. The property covers about 443 acres on the Arklow to Govey road. Rentals and full particulars available via listed solicitors and offices.
This Day is published price 3s 3d Solomon's Guide to Health warns Youth against solitary vice and its health and spirit destroying effects. It includes an essay on Venereal Disease Greets and Seminal Weakness an appendix for Parents Guardians Tutors and advice to Bathers with Nervous complaints. Sold by M Keene College-green Dubl in all Booksellers.
This Day 1810 issue lists portraits, a 1610 Dublin map, Morven Hall sketches, new music and essays. It advertises biography topography moral tales theatrical critique curious gleanings and reviews with original poetry and intelligence from Britain and abroad. First part of Pacata Hibernia promised with facsimiles of portraits.
Accommodating Mr Swivnry of Dame-street, the shop will continue Spockin Trade at No 11 Sureolx-strae with same Haberdashery offerings. They express grateful acknowledgment for the support shown by ladies and clients and hope for continued approbation.
London reacts to Sir Francis Burdett by unanimous House of Commons vote deeming his letter a breach of privilege while deterring further action. Dispatches from Paris and Cadiz discuss Buonaparte’s advances in Grenada and the siege relief at Badajos, with notes on Dutch treaty terms and American trade implications for the Netherlands.
The crowd showed no sign of disaffection to the State and no secret committees or revolutionary placards appeared after Sir Francis Burdett's case, though some thought the Constitution had been violated. The article warns of hostile French reports to come.
The committee on Private Stealing Bill and the Committee on Canal Robbery Bill report progress. The Dwelling-house Robbery Bill and Soathfield Market Bill move to a second reading, with petitions and council noted. Twelfth Report of Commissioners for Military Inquiry to be considered. Local Militia Bill to be read a third time, Militia completion Bill to be read a third time.
A Commons session reports the second reading of the Yarmouth Water Works Bill and third readings for the Kinnegad Road Bill. Debates cover Irish tythe motions, prison exchanges, and amendments to the South London Water Works Bill. A notable notice mentions Sculptor Tunnuzeri’s visit and royal favor.
A Paris styled accord outlines mutual licenses for English trade, a Dutch coastal force of 18 000 troops plus 9 ships and 6 frigates to guard rivers, and cession of Brabant and Schowen to France. It sets Rhine boundary lines, assigns revenues, and bars English goods and contraband across the new frontiers.
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