Proposals for Publishing by Subscription
Proposals for publishing by subscription by Mrs Ryves. Work will be printed in octavo and bound with boards. Subscriptions received in London by various booksellers in London, Liverpool, Dublin, and Cork.
24 Dec 1810
Page 1
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 24, 1810
Page
1
Proposals for publishing by subscription by Mrs Ryves. Work will be printed in octavo and bound with boards. Subscriptions received in London by various booksellers in London, Liverpool, Dublin, and Cork.
The notice extends the payment of bounties rewards and traveling allowances to seamen and landmen entering the Royal Navy through December 14 to December 31 1810. It details age limits for youths and rewards for discovering concealed seamen and for obtaining voluntary service, with payments to officers raising men and to providers of transportation to ships or residences. The proclamation codifies terms under the 1808 order in council and directs obedience by all royal officers involved.
Abstract of the returns showing quantities and prices of Coan grain mas and fround sold in Dublin and Liberties for week ending December 14 1410. It lists barrel equivalences for wheat barley oats beans and rye with fixed stone measures and notes barley and bran and curry as standard conversions. The document records units per barrel and price relations for foodstuffs in UDublin markets.
County of Meath infirmary fundraising ball and supper announced for January to benefit the infirmary. Names listed include Rev M H Waller Charles A Tisdall Gustavus Lambert Thomas Bothwell and others. Also notes Trinity College examinations and a creditors notice for a road debenture.
The Office of Ordnance in Dublin announces that on Monday December 32nd proposals will be received for smiths and carpenters work for the Ordnance Service at Dublin sites through December 31 1833. Specifications available at the Clerk of Cheques Office Lower Castle Yard. Security required. proposals due by 12 o clock. Proposers or authorized sureties must be present to name securities in writing.
The Office of Ordnance in Dublin invites sealed proposals to supply stationary printing and binding for three years from January 1, 1881. Schedules are available at the Clerk of Cheque’s Office. proposals must include patterns and samples. Tenders close at noon on the given day. authorized representatives must attend to name securities.
The notices record multiple marriages including John Anderson of Cregbilly to Isabella Williams of Ballykeel, Wm Moore of Killead to Isabella Stitt of Ballywarren, Thomas Cinnamond of Migheragall to Mrs Cannon of Soldierstown, John Stewart of Gallowhill to Eleanor M Green of Knuckbean, Rev John Sturgeon of Killeny to Miss Thompson of Drum, and Gustavus Lambert of Beaupark Meath to Ann Butler Stevenson daughter of Sir John Stevenson of Westmorland Street.
The item honors Samuel Hood Esquire longtime Examiner of Excise praised for probity and benefaction. It notes the death of David Walsh printer in Cork and a priestly mention of Ryen, with a Kilkenny lodgelife tribute to M. Fharuhy a man of strict probity, amid affectionate remembrances.
The issue notes hawkers serving the Duesin Journal, reports on His Majesty's improving health, and a parliamentary committee's physicians' favorable view. It also covers a Ballinahinch disturbance with militia action, a Scariff house attack with a reward offered, and arrests after confrontations with threshers.
A dispatch reports a French squadron stopping an English cruiser near the harbor. The prize crew captured the English sailor, some casualties occurred, and officers were commended for the attempt. The prisoner escaped later due to guard indiscretion.
A Port Royal dated extract describes Christophe’s capture of Cape Nichola Mole on September 2, the bold defense by Haiti’s forces under Toussaint, heavy losses, and a French attempt to flee Port-au-Prince by barges. It notes Swedish war declaration against the French alliance on the previous month.
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