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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 21, 1812
Page
2
An incoherent OCR sample shows scattered phrases about an old parliamentary proceeding. Mentions may include Lords, Secretary of State, House of Lords, and references to bills, committees, and dates, though many words are garbled and unclear.
The report covers speeches and motions in the House as members debate committee referrals. Leaders push for propriety of further inquiry into naval affairs and supply committee actions. A motion to refer propriety questions to a committee and notices on Navy matters are recorded amid routine business.
General Orders from Horse Guards date January 4 1812 call on all generals to oversee regimental schools for soldiers and their families. The aim is to instill order discipline and religion, emulate Royal Military Asylum practices, and extend benefits to civilian children of military personnel where possible. Clergy are urged to assist officers by visiting schools and reporting progress to command.
The passage proclaims a rebirth of Roman liberty and self rule, urging resistance to French tyranny. It envisions a future where the nation becomes great, free, and dependent, united under a wise government and cherished constitutional law.
A fragment describes Swiss settlers along the Olo river near Jefferson county about seven miles above the Kentucky river. It notes lands, acreage near 2700, purchases by J James Dutour and others, and mentions ongoing farming by about 66 families. It reflects early effort and obstacles in crossing, crops, and weaving industrial work, with references to the Vaud canton and regional abundance.
The article notes rising vine plantings and a promising wine crop, with 2400 gallons produced, including 120 gallons white wine. It highlights Swiss support for vine slips, race to develop vineyards, and road routes in New Switzerland. It also mentions military movements in Europe and political comments on feudal property and governance.
An Act of the Privy Council empowers orders for ships with infection or distemper aboard. It covers vessels arriving with suspected cases and authorizes quarantine measures and penalties. The London Gazette records actions affecting ships near Guernsey Jersey Alderney and related ports, with enforcement by naval and port authorities.
At the Court at Carlton House on July 19, His Royal Highness the Prince Regent by an act extending earlier treNto permit the importation into Great Britain of hides calfskins leather tallow and wool in foreign ships from ports where the British flag is excluded for the space of six weeks from the date of this order. Goods arriving in foreign ships from ports where the British flag is excluded may be entered with duties as on shipments from Britain or Ireland. The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury are to issue necessary directions.
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