Inquiry into Donor of Hebrewi Language Premium at University of Dublin
A Dublin Journal reader requests the true donor behind a University of Dublin premium for Hebrew language excellence. The letter questions the donor’s identity, urges publication of the benefactor’s name, and argues that knowing the source would inspire virtue and emulation among readers and students.
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Dublin Journal
University of Dublin
Srongz
Rosson
Ussuer
Questor
Controversy over East India Company memorial in Madras
The issue describes a memorial presented to the Madras Council by East India Company officers, framed as an attempt to dictate civil government backed by implied power. The piece discusses tensions between the Company and Crown authority, possible consequences for imperial unity, and calls for firm control to prevent repeat squabbles. Additional items cover a Spanish reform address, social and political events in Dublin, and local criminal incidents.
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Holyhead
East’ India Company
Council of Madras
Leadenhall-street i
Rowana
Junta of
Spain
Peninsula
Address of Newry Inhabitants to the Duke of Richmond
Loyal Newry residents welcome the Duke of Richmond during his East of Auden visit at Tollymore Park. They express attachment to the King and Government, warn against danger from concentrated power, and pledge unity and fidelity while hoping for enduring liberty under prudent leadership.
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Duke of Richmond
Auden
Tollymore ‘Park
Newry
Mjesty
Iman
Capture of French brig privateer off Sicily by Plover crew
Letter from Captain Browne to Admiral Young reports the capture of the French brig privateer Le Sat near Sicily by His Majesty's ship Plover. The action unfolded with Seven privateers at anchor near the batteries. Plover came in under a southerly wind and boarded the vessels, saving Amicable Nelly, a 16 gun tugger. Two officers were wounded, three enemy killed and eight wounded.
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Browne
Plover
Admiral Young
John Wiloa
Croker
Sicily
Monsieur
Nfeya
Pomona
Piet Nova Scotia
Thera
Martinique
Rambler
Arche Bell
Feconn
Dieppe
Lake Tape
Gabriel
James Ralph
Paris papers report Buonaparte open ports decree
The decree opens French ports to neutral vessels with licenses and lists many allowed imports, including vinegar, silks, hides, and barrels. It notes three fourths of cargo must be primitive goods like corn and wine and discusses potential effects on American neutrality and colonial commerce. It argues the move aims to court American involvement while warning Orders in Council remain in force against French ports and allied trade.
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France
Holland
America
Buonaparte
Great Britain
Frances
Berlin
Milan
Europe
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Dublin
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the Dublin Journal
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Cavan
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London
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