Proclamation renews ban on exporting gunpowder and ammo from Ireland
Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council renew six month ban prohibiting exportation or coastwise shipment of gunpowder saltpetre arms or ammunition from Ireland with penalties under British law. Commssioners of Customs to enforce orders from the Dublin council chamber January 1. Live the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Ofreland
Richmond, &c
Ireland
Privy Council
Ordnance
Lis Majesty
Dublin
Tait
C Manners
L. Meath
Charles Kildare
de Blaquiere
Nurbury
Standish O'Grady
King
Royal Council revokes key port entry order of 1809
In the Court of the Queen's Palace on July 12 1809 the Privy Council revokes parts of a May 30 order restricting foreign ships from entering a harbor near Heli Goland and Sandy Island under certain flags. The Treasury and Admiralty receive guidance. funds are noted from Latouche and from Edward Jones for the asylum's needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Palace
Heligoland
Sandy Island
North Haven
Sout Haven
Sis Privy Council
Iland
Maesty
Treasury
Admiralty
David Latouche
Hawkers Offer Dantin Journal Delivery by Post
The office reports many complaints about late delivery of the Havwks ers. The proprietors announce a new service within the penny post range offering morning delivery by tear, quarter, or month so early it lands with breakfast. Orders may be sent to this office or the Leinster Road clerk of the General Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantin Journal
Reaper
Turer Poowns
Leinster Road
General Post Office
Dublin Classified Miscellany and Regency Debate Update
Long Dublin column notes the Regency Bill progress in the House of Commons with amendments rejected and the report agreed. It records Dublin grand juries for the city and county, Trinity College exam premiums, and mentions high society elopement rumors and upcoming lottery-related prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Bench
Dublin
Hans Hamilton
M.P Foreman
Simon Bradstreet
Edward Rice
Comptenomville
Wm. Bradford
Robert Alesander
James Hamilton
Peter Locke
Ambrose Moore
John Hamilton
James Riddall
Richard Jones
John Bailie
Richard Verschoite
Wm. Porter
Richard Manders
Sen. Thos. Wildridge
Wm. Norton
H. Y F. Kennedy
Richard Goodwin
James King
John Sweeny
Chas. Mulvany
Day
Trinity College
Science
Steele
King
Graves
Bardia
Stack
Hore
Graham
Wolfe
Sen. Lefanu
Lendrick
Turner
Hamilton
Gallagher
Plunkett
Bradshaw
O Bie
Jan
Farrell
Wise
Maunsell
White
Parish Church Accounts Record Donations and Expenditures
The churchwardens of St Andrew's Parish report receipts from Major H Dowsing and others for bids lodging and an asylum fund. They list a total of forty threepenny loaves for the poor and payments including five pounds for room-keepers and five pounds for the asylum fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Parish
Ward
H. Dowsing
Emergency escape under cover of night near Kilfinre
Elfend Hurly, forcibly abducted from Kilfinre near Dundrum by an armed gang, escaped with Ryan or Sclugg during a failed search for a horse. She found refuge in a cottage and was escorted to protection with Mr Cooper in Killemer. Several arrests followed including Dennis English for timber possession and others for murders and riot. High Sheriff ordered juries for a special Limerick commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croyarr
Elfend Hurly
Kilfinre
Dundrum
Ballin Temple
Ryan
Sclugg
Sadleir
Tipperary
Cooper
Killemer
Thos. Osborne
Dennis English
Richard Needham
James Long
David Loughnane
Richard Jones
Dennis Slattery
John Mulcahy
John Howell
Thomas Carew
Limsrick
Haseen
Eyre Evans
Kildare-street
Dublin
Sta
Lord Norbury
Limerick
C. WM. Kemmis
Norbury
Galway
Braff
Drummin
Garrisyne
Bruree
Kilmallock
Rahaline
A. Perry
Boyle Vandeleur
M. D'Alton
John Guerin
Hugh Collins
Rosroe
Ape Appeal Case Postponed For Dalrymple Proceedings
Lords met and received several ape appeal cases. In the Dalrymple matter the agents appeared and withdrew the Penton, and the court adjourned until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalrymple
Penton
Debates on Regency Bill and Expenditure in House of Commons
Sir D Wedderburn presented petitions from Dundee on harbour work. Debates covered Nabob of the Carnatic debts, salaries money, and Privy Purse. Public Expenditure moved to reestablish the Finance Committee with minor changes. The Regency Bill faced extensive opposition over royal prerogatives and the Crown's role, with amendments proposed and defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wedderburn
Dundee
Carnatic
Bathurss
Privy Purse
Banks
Committee of Finance
Peele
Vansitcart
Wilberforce
Lt. Martian
Perceval
Regency Hill
FL Burdett
Tasaie
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Wolluan Webste
Sir Prederu
Flood
Polina
Webrees
Rebiins
Atay Gears
Serena Barers
Pele
His Majesty
Bmigh Court of Chancery
Miv
Sragh
Oberwine Sraugh
Mayuaughy
Turlarney
Ballycoolad
Dhe
Wicen
W. Westby
Mr. Bleanerhaseett
Plaintall Soheitor
Dublio
House of Commons
Andre
Syamuel Gunnell
Drogheda School
Free School
Drogheda
Ale Erasmud Smith
al Peranus Dextrous
Erasmus Smith
Trinit College
A.cooren
Merrion-square
Mullingar
Lecter
Hart
King’s Hospital
Ormantown
The
Dublin Journal
Sackville Street
A. Ly
Holyhead
London
Express
His
Hizany
City Grand Jury
John Eashaw
Foreman
Ald. Carleton
Klias
Abbott
Ryed
John Kingston James
Thorpe
George Carleton
Pinkertona
Richard Williamson
Archer
Wm. Nugent
Wm. Dixon
Biosham
James Steevens
Wall. Cooke
John Smith Fleming
N. Craven
Jonas Paisley
John Tudor
Francis Hamilton
Jun
J. Dickenson
Hutsk OF
Max Stronly
Sheridan O
Orion
Bironei
England
Lockhart
Saranet
Mr. Perceval
Onc
T. Turlon
Prince of Wales
Whitbread
Adam
Ponsonby
Aoc
Lord Steward
Lord Chamberlain
Master of the Horse
Wyep
Obj Cians
Mir Trusbesun
Huskinson
Rose
Brand
Dundas
J. Newport
Yorke
Stephen
Canning
H. Addington
Lord Castlereagh
Tierney
Exchhequer
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