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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 21, 1821
Page
2
A sweeping dispatch reports Neapolitan politics and militia mobilization as Ferdinand seeks a constitutional monarchy with strong royal prerogatives. Austria and Brancia show deference to Naples while authorities in Abruzzi praise patriotism. conscription shifts and powder barrels arrive from London to bolster forces.
On the 16th an account was laid before the board detailing salaries pensions and other allowances payable each year and sums expended in the ten years ending January 1821 on buildings for Protestant charter schools the Foundling Hospital House of Industry Female Orphan House Society for Education of the Poor Dublin Society Linen Board Farming Society Richmond Lunatic Asylum Hibernian Society for Soldiers Children Hibernian Marine Society Westmeath Lock Hospital Tythingin Hospital Dr Steevens Hospital Fever Capital Cork Street and other institutions including Roman Catholic Seminary Association for Discountenancing Vice Cork Institution Board of First Fruits Widg Street Commissioners and Dublin police.
An unsigned notice from Dublin Castle dated January 4 announces a drawing room at the castle on Thursday evenings during February at nine o'clock. It lists attire and features, mentioning ladies in full dress and gentlemen in will dress, with decorative terms and period phrasing.
Chamberelain's office announces a Thursday drawing-room event at Chichlin Castle. Lechet ae intends to be presented at the drawing-room at the castle, with attendees expected at half past eight.
The Cheater mail arrived this morning bringing London's Sunday journals and Paris papers up to Friday latest, ensuring timely coverage of international notes and events for the office.
Friday's sessions saw the Marquis of Jansdown's motion for re appointing a committee on foregotate postponed. Notices for March examine Ireland state of affairs and clerkly papers on Lord Sayer of Dublin's station ary patent were debated. In the Commons a committee was appointed to probe Scotch Burgh waste while bills and petitions addressed jury nominating reform and timber trade dates. Debates on Irish union duties and ordnance accounts followed with various resolutions approved or rejected.
A Kendal petition in the House of Commons calls for repealing protecting duties between England and Ireland. The argument decries subsidies that keep unprofitable Irish manufacture alive, taxing consumers and wasting capital. It uses a silk versus fishery example to show how reallocating capital could relieve tax burdens and boost national wealth.
Advices from Naples to the 3rd ult describe parliament's prorogation by the prince regent not expected to exceed March swiddle amid delays. Deputies remain in Naples to counsel, with army discharges estimated 22,000 under the new law and 14,000 regular conscription. 36,000 troops to Abruzzi, 24,000 clothed, and six thousand muskets plus funds sent to Alrigzi. Controversy over the archbishop of Naples and carbonari prompts debates. Laybach rumors of Castlereagh's circular hint at Naple reprieve. The King of Prussia stayed in Berlin. London papers lament Duke de Berry murder anniversary. conjecture on interventions affecting Laybach deliberations remains.
The readable text hints at a legal review of a government bond issue and quarter period considerations. It mentions Gyent Vier and Trebod Ll, with dust and January references. The fragmentary nature limits clear facts or outcomes.
An 18th century letter argues for state funded legal counsel for felons. It critiques current practice, notes felons have no guaranteed counsel and warns of judges potentially corrupted by politics. The piece urges legislative action to secure professional defense for those charged with felonies.
The correspondence from Port Jackaun dated September 7 reports the tireless work of Mr. Phroshy who traced the route to lands beyond the Blue Mountains, and this effort is described as having crowned with success the exploration of the side country.
Text describes a gentleman predicting successful colonization of New Holland with a vast timbered, well watered country and a large lake named Wurtrewan. It notes extensive land plots, forthcoming shipments, and daily life details as the colony develops, including governance, religion, and trade. The account references ships, land sales, and local native names, reflecting 19th century colonial enthusiasm and speculative outlook.
Speculators show confidence in a funds rise while attempts to depress prices fail as buyers extend purchases. Consols for the 28th closed at 72. Prussian and Spanish stocks lead market activity with Paris prices declining. Spanish bonds traded actively with a 53% price level observed and a 50 cent harvest advance noted yesterday.
A crowded Dublin stage night features Mr. Young as Lear with bold range and deep pathos. Mr. Wak, Harton, and Miss Lawg also noted for strong turns. announcements list Don Giovanni and Don Gasman cast, plus upcoming Merchant of Venice and Venice Preserved. County circuits and indictments accompany a busy day of court sessions and gossip.
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