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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 31, 1814
Page
4
Bank Stock proprietors will receive a dividend of three and three quarters per X cent for the half year ending the 25th instant. A 24 percent bonus will be paid at the same time. The transfer book closes from the 1st to the 2nd of January. By order, Thos Williams, Sec.
From the London Gazette a proclamation announces that marines enlisted for seven year terms with optional extensions and ordered to serve on foreign stations may be discharged at the end of their limited periods. It covers those already extended by a 1814 proclamation and notes ongoing hostilities with the United States. Signed at Carlton House on November 10, 1814.
The Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland revoke a proclamation dated February order restricting a set of goods and wares. The notice, issued in Dublin on the 14th day of November, cites prior acts and references Cromwellian authorities. The royal officials, Manners and colleagues, declare the revocation and seal the council’s intent.
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A fragmentary proclamation from 1814 outlines governance for Ireland under the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council. It mentions counties baronies and the need for police powers, with signatures including M Mahon and others. The text is garbled but centers on official authority and the Crown’s enforcement across counties.
The text outlines penalties for loading tools or utensils on ships bound to Ireland or Great Britain. Offenders face fines up to Two Hundred Pounds or more, with masters risking loss of employment. It empowers customs officers to seize prohibited items in warehouses. A bond may be required to ensure landing at the intended port.
The proclamation forbids transport or loading of Pig Iron Bar Iron Hemp Pitch Tar Turpentine Anchors Cables Cordage Masts Yards Bowsprits Oars Sailcloth or Canvas and other naval stores for six months. Exemptions allow ships in service, certain routes, and necessary quantities for voyage with strict destination bonds and audits, with limited export to British colonies under specific duties and safeguards.
A Dublin proclamation in March 1814 renews the ban on exporting gunpowder saltpetre and arms from Ireland. It prohibits carrying or shipping these items beyond the seas without permission from the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council, with penalties under a British act. Officials Muskerry Castle-Court Frankfort John Staples G Hewit HH King William S. Sauna sign the document.
The Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council warn Roman Catholics in Ireland that the Catholic Board assembly is unlawful under the Thirty-third Year Act. They urge defiance of the gathering and threaten legal action against all attendees and organizers after a proclaimed date.
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