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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 25, 1810

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High Sheriffs of Duslin urged to oppose mob meeting

A citizen appeals to the High Sheriffs of the City of Duslin to refuse an Aggregate Meeting call. He cites precedents like Henry Steevens Reilly and Napper Tandy era cases, urging sheriffs to protect peace, property, and constitutional order against sedition and mob pressure. He warns against disaffected harangues in the press and implores duty and loyalty.

King’s Bench Henry Steevens Reilly King’s Dench Napper Tandy Tholsel Lord Clare Westminster London

Returns of Corn and Grain Prices in Dublin Week Ending Aug 17 1810

Abstract of the quantities and prices for corn, oatmeal, meal and flour in Dublin and Liberties for the week ending August 17 1810. It lists barrel equivalents such as wheat and oats 14 stone per barrel and flour 13 1 3d stone per barrel, with oats 7 stone per barrel.

Dublin Lesa Stoces St.Certifica Govt Treasury Ewarisu Sroces Belfasty Cork Guna Dungarvan Ente Wexford Wicklow Yonghal

Meeting of Dublin woollen drapers pledges English goods ban

In Dublin on a date in 1810 the principal woollen drapers resolve to abstain from selling or displaying any English manufactured goods under the firms listed. Signatories include Arsorvro, Richardson Nolan Co, Willan Talbot, Lucas Co, Hart, Mitchell, Andres, Porrall, Hart, Fitzgerald, Cox, Harrison, Kane, Esprond, Milling, Briscoe Dickson, Kelly Balfe, Hudson and others.

Mugen Dublin Arsorvro Trish Richardson, Nolan, & Co Willan H. ‘Talbot College- Grafton Street Green C. & M. Lucas and Co Parliament Mitchew Hart Gamp-street Wm. Andres and Porrall India Wet Joshn Dickson Westmorland-sirest

Proposals Sought for Cavalry Barracks at Portobello Dublin

Barrack Office Dublin August 27 1819 announces open proposals from qualified builders to erect a Cavalry Barrack beside Portobello Dublin. Proposals must be sealed and endorsed Proposals for Building Barracks and delivered by September 24. Security required with two resident solvent sureties where possible. By Order John Hughes Sec.

Dublin Freeman Keeeby Nealry Connecteut Portobello Daas Ume John Hughes Sec

Bank Relief Plans Authorized by Lord Lieutenant

The Lord Lieutenant approves appointing Joan Parres, Jon Carreton, Alexander Jaffrat, Richano Darsina, Raxpal McDonata, Joan Oar, Francis Beaes, Joseph Hone, Riennerparros, Alexander Suaw, Joan Linpsay Esqra to handle applications and securities for fund relief. The Bank of Ireland Governors will advance up to 200 000 pounds to aid distressed manufacturers. Applications are invited to receive aid under the arrangement.

Dublin Gazette Dublin CastLe Joan Parares Jon Carreton Alexander Jaffrat Richano Darsina Raxpal M'Donata Joan Oar Francis Beaes Josefn Hone Rienneplarros Alexander Suaw Joan Linpsay Esqra Bank of Ireland

Royal Exchange Appointment Seeks Trade Securities

Dublin July 12 1810 Commissioners appointed by the Lord Lieutenant to receive applications and examine securities of traders with funds to meet demands. Meetings set at the Tauatzes Room Royal Exchange on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 12. Applicants to send sealed letters to Secretary John Galloway Anglesea Street with security details before each meeting.

Clark John Galloway Anglesea-street

Stock and Andrews Tie in Merrion Square Wedding

Married Saturday Henry F Stock son of the Bishop of Waterford to Miss Andrewa daughter of Alderman Andrews Merrion Square in a quiet ceremony with family present.

Henry F. Stock Waterford Andrewa Alderman Andrews Merrion-square

No. The Dublin Journal on Wellington and battles

The Dublin Journal reports Lord Wellington’s army movements from Celerico and Mondego, with Brigadier General Crawford guiding infantry and Reguier directing cavalry. It notes Almeida’s defenses, Beresford joining near Celerico, Massena’s likely concentration, and a series of battles on the Coa and Duero with Russian and Turkish claims, plus Dutch trade disputes and a Breda conspiracy feared against Buonaparte.

Lord Wellington Celerico Crawford Mondego Reguier Hill Sorze Das Salvaterra Coles Cruarda Almeida Romana Merida Mortier Guadalquiver Sta Lisbon Pinhel Coa Valdela Mula Valde Almeida Beresford Massena Duero Cadiz Isla

Harvest reports across regions amid rains slow wheat cuts

In Carmarthen area wheat and oats were cut on Friday across the county. Pembrokeshire and Cardiganshire crops are reported fine and abundant. In Ross-shire barley harvest began at Kiltearn with early November sowing proving successful. rains delayed cutting despite good straw. Norfolk harvest delayed by heavy rains. farmers may need milder weather assistance.

Carmarthen Pembrokeshire Gla- Morganshire Cardiganshire Ross-shire Kiltearn Norfolk

Addressing the Duke of Richmond on Mayo religious classes

A Mayo County meeting approved an address to the Lord Lieutenant The Duke of Richmond praising his liberal measures and expressing gratitude for his guidance. The reply acknowledged satisfaction and pledged continued support for Ireland's welfare. Major General Grose inspected Enniscorthy Yeomanry with praise.

Policcrs James Knox Duke of Richmond Lord Pace Mayo Irutangia Ireland Janes Knox Lou Tyrawley Yhy Kai Lis Grace Lietenant Wexrorp Ava Grose Enniscorthy Jacob Loya Vienegar Hill Rangers James Harvey Bargy William Harvey Clonmel Messrs. Grubbs Samuel Evans Thomastown Tipperary John St. John Coolmayne James D. Scully Tullamaine St. John Mayo Ang

Imperial Decree Enforces Dutch Colony Produce Declarations

Letters from Amsterdam note Buonaparte’s expected arrival and publish an Imperial Decree uniting Holland to France. It orders Holland's colonial produce to declare duties of 50 percent with declarations due by September 1. Ports listed for offices include Amsterdam and Rotterdam. After August 31 no declarations accepted. undeclared goods will be forfeited.

Buonaparte Holland France Continent Breda Amsterdam Donanier Imperial Customs St Hague Rotterdam Debtrecht Arnheim Harlingen Groningen Emblen Gener

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