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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 11, 1812
Page
2
An OCR fragment presents a lyrical wartime chorus praising liberty and national struggle. It references a flag, freed slaves, and gratitude to leaders, centering on themes of sacrifice and resilience amid hardship. The piece mentions Europe, France, and distant nations, with repeated calls for justice and endurance.
A woman named Magnes abducted a child from London area, enticing his sister and the boy with treats and a pastry shop visit. She fled to Gosport, where the boy was identified as Achar Afugues, later christened. The magistrate ordered return to the parents. Magnes faced confinement and awaiting further examination.
An extract from Cardiganshire dated December 25 reports a violent lightning storm igniting a beast house and corn stocks at Penlambidet pricy near Morta Maur. Seven cows survived and four burned. a dwelling escaped. a new farmstead Py Cam It was struck, chimney toppled, killing a man in bed and injuring a woman and two young children. The event occurred around midnight on Sunday, with significant damage to outbuildings and livestock and a public disturbance at Veputy Yotwith.
A royal demonstration in Hyde Park showcased Captain Marley’s invention aimed at safe discharge of heavy powder without flames. The tube design minimizes accidents by preventing powder spillage from fires, pads, or pans during naval uses, reducing deck hazards and tool failures.
Reports describe experiments with port-fires and tubes for lighting artillery under stormy conditions. Captain Manby’s apparatus impresses royals and spectators as a significant service advance for saving shipwrecked mariners. Donations acknowledged to support the Old Men's Asylum and recipients listed.
A royal order extending licenses for the export of bread flour pease Indian corn and live stock from Newfoundland to the United States by British subjects. It prescribes licensing by public authorities, duties of customs officers, and required certifications for shipments within nine months from the grant date.
The fragment describes a royal licence form diverted by the Commissioners for Maye watch Couey. It mentions the Majesty and preliminaries, with references to Port and stars, and a note on the fare and a witty tail tied to the King’s authority and the bridge reach.
A garbled notice describes licensing and seizure rules for British subjects aboard ships importing bread flour peas corn live stock pitch tar turpentine into Newfoundland. It cites required license surrender to customs collectors and marking of packages, with penalties and calendar validity under royal authority.
The document details His Majesty's orders in council directing quarantine measures for ships and vessels at Liverpool and other ports. It extends restriction to Carlisle Whithaven Lancaster Preston Chester Beaumaris and the Steat Man, with compelled anchorage and duties. It specifies the quarantine at Brom borough and Milford Haven under naval authority and assigns enforcement to maritime officials.
A fragmented abstract outlines weekly retail returns for Lyablin City covering grains and foods. It lists quantities and prices for items like oats barley rye and other staples, with numbers and units partially legible.
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