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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 02, 1819

Page

1

Remittances to France and the Continent

Mr Lanauze informs friends and remitters that he can give drafts at sight or on date on the House of Puget Bainotidge and Co London. Credits on Messrs James Laffitte and Co Paris and other establishments. Mentions government stock and debentures as potential diversions. warns of seizure or diversion from the Bank stock and government debt offerings.

France MR. Lanauze Mavey von Bane Taek Stork

Dublin Journal speaks of reform and Irish union effort

Three years into our management the Dustin Journal notes past faults corrected and a shift from party strife to impartial tone. It reports a revived public trust, urging Irish unity within the United Kingdom to advance prosperity and national happiness. Also covers South American affairs, including Buenos Ayres upheaval and English interests in the region.

Tae Dustin Journal Gréland Dustin Journal Ireland Tie Dustin Jovrnat Trish Augustura Baltimore Bott.var Monritto Gregor Ingregor Bristol Bristow Harvey Jamaica Caje Nicholas Porto Bello Garon St Gneoon M-Garcon Buenos Ayres

Catholic Aggregate Meeting Report Sparks Union Debate

Report from Mary's Lane Chapel notes a Catholic Aggregate Meeting with resolutions to petition Parliament next session. Observers describe despondency among one faction and fading confidence in their cause, while leaders distance themselves from broader Catholic sentiment and insist that Union questions remain separate from official resolutions.

Catholic Aggregate Mary's-lane Dysniy Journal Ireland

Catholic Board Speech Ignored in Dublin Meeting Debate

In a Dublin session, speakers asserted speeches bore individual relation to their authors and did not implicate the Catholic body. A controversy arose over a Talestin Evening Post paragraph alleging 1812 resolutions were drafted in London by the Opposition and sent to Dublin, which Mr O Cogance denied. The Hoening Post editor cited Hay as informant, claiming the fact was historical.

Talestin London Dublin O'Cogance Hoening Post Hay

Spain Cabinet Changes Reported from Madrid

Private Madrid communications say the Spanish Cabinet saw abrupt changes on the 13th with Marquis Cazay Yurco and Count Evia dismissed. Cazay Yurco told to quit Madrid in twelve hours and Avila within a day. Evia to go to a Granada coast town until appointed Captain General.

Spain Madrid

Rumors of Cabinet Changes Hit the Province

Letters suggest possible reshuffle of the Ministry. Rumors place Salmon in a subordinate role and Don Onts as Secretary at War or Secretary of State with General Atos in the war post. A Jan 14 extract notes expected changes and talk of the King dismissing both the Secretary of State and the War Minister amid policy disputes with the United States.

Ora Ita Salmon Don Onts United States Onts War Department Atos

Madras Gazettes Report Early War Developments

Madras Gazettes to February 6 note partial hostilities between native powers and British troops. Dispatches from Synkurah near the Nerbudda dated December 22 say reinforcements were expected and three divisions would form to renew action with Ex-Fatah around January 15. Enemy strength is estimated at 10,000, while Bombay area endures an ongoing epidemic but not severely.

Madras Synkurah Nerbuddah Fatah Bombay

Cape of Good Hope Troops Drive Back Caffres

Accounts from the Cape of Good Hope to April 17 describe a detachment of troops with settlers pushing back the Caffres crossing the river. Corn Districts were largely cleared and locals began returning home confident in safety for the near term.

Cape of Good Hope

Parliament in Lords Debates on Foreign Enlistment Bill

The Foreign Enlistment Bill drew full discussion in the House of Lords on Monday night with Ministers holding a majority of fifty three on the motion to commit. A separate report notes the Exchequer communication to the House of Commons that revenue for the quarter ending June 4 rose by 300,000 pounds versus last year, signaling growing prosperity.

House of Lords House of Commons

Draft Bill to Restructure County Treasurers in Ireland

Draft legislation seeks to tighten security for public money with each County Treasurer delivering a certificate at Assizes, subject to Grand Jury scrutiny. It requires renewed or new securities if deemed insufficient, limits Dublin, and adds a percentage charge via Grand Jury to offset salaries.

Ireland Grand Jury Dublin

Regimental Dragoons Move Amid Dublin Reliefs and Dispatches

A sequence of troop movements from Belfast to Donaghadee and further relieves and redeployments involving the Affry 1st and 2nd Dragoon Guards, Royal Scots, and other detachments. Headquarters shift from Dublin to Cuher with multiple troops marching to Cloghan Fethard and Philipstown. additional detachments from Enniscorthy and Longford proceed to join nearby units.

King’s Dragoon Guards Belfast Donidalk Dublin Belturbet Magherafelt Sd Dragoon Guards Cuher Cloghean Fethard Yad Dragoon Guards Philipstown Sothalt Enniscorthy Dragoons Longford Newtown- Limavady Magherafeh Royal Scots An Olicer

Aggregate meeting of the Catholics in Dublin era

An Irish Catholic gathering opened with Colonel McDenmor presiding and Edward Hay as secretary. Speakers urged renewed petitions for Catholic emancipation, denouncing Protestant bigotry, praising reformers like Grattan and urging unity in Parliament. They pressed for separate county petitions and hinted at repeal of the Union as a preferable goal to emancipation.

M'Bensor Ditton Edward Hay Exgas McDonnex Mdovunel Dublin Laéinsters Currans Grattan Mr. Grattan House of Lords Ireland Ferdinand Earl Grey Fox France America Tey McOnnelll Hein Meir Wis Coppinger Hts Hay Irelandoly

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