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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 23, 1812
Page
2
The record notes withdrawn appeals and revised orders in a case involving alleged deception. Additional statements and precautionary measures were reviewed, with directions to consider the presented information.
Historic House of Commons discussions focus on grain distillation limits, sugar distillation, and public finance. MPs urge a parliamentary account of Civil List expenses and Windsor ceremonies, with motions and resolutions advancing to committee and vote.
The House of Peers and the House of Commons meet on January 13 and May 15. Reports from the physicians on the state of His Majesty's health were laid on the table and ordered printed. Accounts from the Bank of Hayland Exchequer Treasury and Customs were also laid on the table for review. Adjournments followed with limited attendance.
Reports say peace between Russians and Turks was proclaimed at Petersburgh on the 26 halt. Two beggars, one blind and one armless, were sent to Beverley House of Correction. The blind man regained sight when seized and tried to escape, while the other assaulted two constables.
A fragmented note records the average price of Moscow and Segar from customs returns up to January 10. It references duties paid payable under British duties and a classification of imports including tobacco or related goods.
The text describes an 1846 era provision empowering three or more Privy Council members to issue quarantine orders for ships or vessels arriving with infectious diseases or suspected illness. It covers enforcement on crew, passengers, goods, and communications, and lists authorities including the Treasury, Navy, War Office, and regional governors. It notes vessels from Havana and Cuba faces inspection before entry into British ports and outlines who must enforce these measures.
In February 1410 the king shields the islands of Feroe Ieeland and Greenland coast settlements from attack and seizure. Inhabitants will be treated as Stranger Friends under royal protection and all trade ships may not face confiscation as prize. Treasury Admiralty and Vice Admiralty judges to issue directions.
In the Court of the Queen's Palace dated the 12th of Midy 1809 the King orders that no Puriejea vessel enter the port, labour, or road between the Hehe Yoland island and Sandy bland. Only merchant ships may enter in ballast with the King’s Licence, except those from France. Printed for the Parliament by Mr Hodges, 15 Parliament Street.
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