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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 22, 1819
Page
4
A garbled historical artifact cites Bolivar era language about nations and freedom. It mentions a government in Venezuela and references a dated line from January 15, 1410, with phrases about liberty, power, and national formation threaded through a fractured transcription.
The Biavennah Papers arriving at Savannah describe American vessels lacking men ready to be sent to Pensacola St Mark s and nearby ports. The United States likely will withhold delivering them to Ferdinand until stronger forces appear in Florida. Captain Obeid of the Georgia Militia reached Savannah and will avoid the vengeance law.
London reports a daily market close with a 70 percent settlement, similar to Saturday, as a major speculator moves positions forward to next day. Prices shown include bonds and bills across several securities with percent figures and a late 8% note.
Letters from merchants report steady prices for cotton and other produce in October closing levels. Wealthy planters hold cotton in stores and delay shipment awaiting better English market prospects. Large eastbound supplies and ongoing exports suggest limited near term price gains.
A Dublin meeting of Protestants and others gathered on the 19th to consider petitioning Parliament for Catholic claims. Sir John Newport chaired a debate on the propriety of the move, with Alderman Newport and Mr King among speakers. A committee was formed to prepare a petition, and the meeting adopted the resolution. The report notes a related death at Clonmel and other local notes.
Public notices detail royal orders for international fabric exhibitions planned for 1619 and 1821 at the Louvre halls with a five member jury to award medals. Finance moves promise early payout of half pay dividends, while police offices are reduced. Ducal plans to tour the south and Italy are noted amid state theater receipts totaling 5 million francs. A private letter laments political faction fights in Paris, praising constitutional principles and critiquing royalist ultras.
Reported dispatches from Canada Papers and Milan Ledger describe foreign intelligence on Monday about armed raiding parties in Spain. Observers note possible military incursions into La Mancha Segovia and the Guadarrama range, with two colonels among the raiders and requisitions for horses. The threat signals wider disruption near Madrid and mountain passes as authorities debate responses.
The Gazette of Berlin counteracts reports in several papers claiming the Council of State’s deliberations ended freedom of industry in Prussia. It asserts the new system maintains entire freedom and aims to facilitate it by all possible means.
Excerpt from a Charleston Courier letter dated December 8 reports a U S England commercial treaty granting fishing rights and extending western boundaries to the Pacific, including the Columbia River mouth. It notes the editor’s caution that the account may be improbable and reflects 18th century treaty implications.
The Windsor Express reports the monarch remains vigorous though aged and afflicted, denying any accident or ongoing repairs to his apartments. The paper notes official reserve on health details but counters public speculation with a concise update on the king’s condition and residence.
The Foreman of the London Jury, with bench approval, addresses the lord chief justice before the end of business. The message urges mercy over capital punishment, noting that verdicts reflect fallible judgment and calling for humane treatment in reported cases, naming jurors including Paice Jacos and others.
The Grand Jury and churchwardens debated rising oards and mismanagement over two centuries of warrants. They warned that heavy taxation without relief risks ruin to trade, industry, and daily life, urging public co operation to curb Grand Jury levies and halt planned costs for a new gaol.
Prince Leoroup i 4 expected to return to England with the Duke and Uncrew of Kent. Viscount Castle Eagh nearly recovered from gout, leaves for Nocti Crag Kent with Viscountess. Parliament dinners planned by the Noble Viscount and Earl of Livkapool. Lord Chancellor reportedly ill with an internal complaint. Austen named Master Rigger at Chatham Dock Yard. Lieutenant Kitcher promoted on North Yarmouth station. Captain Winies to command the North Yarmouth squadron and Sir Edward Milton noted.
Fragmented report shows Parliament proceedings with the Lords and Commons adjourning after a session. Mentions Speaker, members present, and scheduling of a motion or seating actions at four o'clock. No clear outcome or dates fully readable.
A detailed debate over orders from 1816 to 1849 about altering postea, mis trial, and preservation of a verdict. The parties discuss jurisdiction, the right to set aside verdicts, and whether a full court should decide the matter after Judge Mayne left the bench.
The January 16 1819 notice from Chamberlain's Office lists a drawing room at the Castle on Thursday Evening the fourth of February a drawing room on Tuesday Evening the eleventh of March a ball and supper on Wednesday Evening the fifteenth of March and a lever at the Castle on Saturday the twenty seventh of February all to celebrate St Patrick with ladies without hoops and gentlemen in pall dress urged to attend the events at the Manufactures of Ireland venue Dublin Castle and Castle precincts.
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