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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 04, 1809
Page
2
The British Review notes parliamentary debates and continental intelligence, then promises to resume its press critique during recess. It attacks reform mania by certain dismissive figures, urges preservation of the constitution, and announces publishing an excerpt from a respectful patriot’s tract.
The speaker argues against altering Parliament during wartime, warning reforms could empower Buonaparte and disrupt national unity. He praises ongoing governance, finances, and naval strength, urging loyal defense rather than abstract constitutional change. He notes public trust in institutions and appeals for steadfast patriotism.
A passage warns against using dispiritude as a tool to ruin the country, urging vigilance against abuses by any party. It frames public conduct as a defense of national integrity and urges restraint and courage.
A historical critique argues that Irish reformers use deceit to push political change. It cites leaders like Arthur O Connor and Beauchamp Bagnel Harvey, alleging property interests and radical influence drove rebellion. The text warns readers to distrust reformers and questions expected parliamentary relief from burdens.
The celebrated General Moreau departed New York in mid May for his residence along the Delaware River, signaling a temporary relocation to his estate.
In a London King’s Bench case, O Mal y 0 Wilson and Anothe rs argue over a seisi facias against Newell’s bail. The Plaintiff, Irish-born but resident in France, is deemed an alien enemy and barred from judgment. Lord Ellenborough rules allegiance attaches on English soil, allowing suing for debt while in Britain, with verdict for the defendants on the alien enemy at the time of issuing the writ but not on the original action’s timing. The decision centers on whether alien status applies to the original action or only to writ timing.
A powder explosion on Portsmouth Beach caused fires to Lindegren store and the Star and Garter, injuring and killing soldiers from the 5th regiment. Seventeen people suffered including five wounded and four seriously. The blast blew debris through Bathing-house-square and damaged the Union Tavern.
A nobleman allied to a leading figure has retired with his family due to financial embarrassment. Few intimate friends are aware of his retreat, and secrecy surrounds his current status and plans.
On Monday morning at Harperstown the Lady Sepia Hoare bore a daughter. The Lady of Colonel Pigott of the We Militia reported a son. In Holles-street the Lady of Peter B Hussey had a child, a son or heir, though the record is unclear.
Marriages reported including George Pope and Miss O Flaherty and James Harvey and Miss Agnes Leve. Died: Mr. James Bourns at 106, once honest and industrious, with others noted in Lisburn and Clare. Followed by prices of stock, loans, government securities, and June 27 market rates. Printer information shows T. Wm. Hodges, 16 P Street.
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