Dublin Journal Resumes Under New Proprietor Guidance
The Dublin Journal announces its return to George Faslleiet’s representative after the resignation of former conductors. The editor pledges constitutional principles to protect civil and religious rights, avoid invective and immorality, and provide timely foreign and domestic intelligence. Subscription is 3 guineas yearly, or 3 pounds delivered locally. papers cost five pence and publish mornings with a second edition each evening on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from Parliament Street.
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Dublin
George Faslleiet
Evry
Ths
Dublin Journal
Ireland
Parliament Street
Barbary War Rumors and Moral Change Promised by Virtue
The Chester mail reports on Barbary States actions and European powers potential to curb piracy, noting no firm agreement yet. It urges improved commerce, condemns slavery, and praises religious and philosophical efforts driving a new era toward civilization and humane reform.
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Chester Mail
London
Europe
Lord Exmoor
Algiers
Tripoli
Tunis
Africa
Yan
Heaven
Russian Bible Society's Growth Across Alexander's Empire
A St Petersburg letter to the British and Irish Bible Society details rapid expansion of the Russian Bible Society. It notes clerical support from the Holy Synod, broad funding from nobility, and growing involvement of peasants, heathens, and Muslims. Editions underway include Finnish, Armenian, Polish, French, Persian, and GermanTestaments with thousands more copies printed or planned. stereotyping of Slavonian Bible advances. Moscow and Petersburgh centers push the effort amid rising demand for the Scriptures.
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St. Petersburgh
British and Irish Bible Society
Alexander
Russian Bible Society
Petersburgh
Holy Synod
The
Bible Society
Russia
Siberia
Crimea
Auust
Moscow
Meeting of the Society for Promoting Education of the Poor in Ireland
The Donial Meeting at the Rotunda is to be held today. A report from the governing committee promises a mass of facts on educating the Irish poor. Distinguished advocates will press for peasant advancement, aligning with legislative support for religious and moral instruction.
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Ireland
Rotunda
Savings Banke
John Newport
God. Nose
British Empire
England
Scotland
Great Britain
Printing of 92 000 Bibles and Testaments Across Languages
The article reports large-scale printing in Russia of 92 000 Bible and Testament copies in 12 languages including Slavonian and Lettish, with regional production plans across cities like Mitau and Vilna, aiming to finish by year end or early next year. It notes vast geographic spread from Arctic Circle to Tropic of Cancer and Baltic shores to Lake Baikal.
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HiBevas
Russia
Vilna
Arctic Circle
Baltic
Sea of Baikal
Steam Boats to the Editor of the Dublin Journal 1816
A letter from a reader questions steam packet plans between Howth and Moolyhead and notes steam vessel demonstrations off Ayrshire. The editor replies that information on steam vessels will be published along with a new illustrated practical treatise on propulsion.
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Dublin
Sir
Howth
Moolyhead
Ban
Glasgow
Greenock
Ayrshire
Hibernian Llorel
T. B
Atian
Remarkable Dublin Library Catalogue Sparks Literary Interest
A Dublin notice discusses a rich ancient library once gathered by Erasmus Smyth and now enriched by Dr Hill. Analysts praise its rarity, editions, autographs, and black letter works, noting its value to bibliographers and the education of the complete gentleman.
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Dublin
Erasmua Smyth
Hill
Deputation Probes Admiralty Over Quebec Trade Sailors
A merchants deputation from Quebec trade met the Board of Admiralty at ten yesterday to seek steps to relieve crews who deserted for naval service. They cite 90s monthly wages in navy vs 45s in merchant service and question recruiting from home ports. Lord Melville acknowledges colonial practice but cites impracticability of home recruitment.
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North Ambriga
Quebec
Board of Admiralty
Vssels
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Wav
Lord Melvill
North America
Bip
Shortest Communication Sails weekly to Ardglass Peel and Port
A packet service operates between Ardglass and Peel with departures on Monday and Thursday from Ardglass and Tuesday and Friday from Peel. From November the schedule shifts to once every four weeks with days to be announced. Port to Douglas distance is ten miles with established packets to Lanark and Liverpool and another to Whitehaven.
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Ireland
Isle OF Man
Ardglass
Peel
Isc
Dag Dime
Porl
Douglas
Liverpool
Whitehaveo
Drumcondra Church Meeting Returns Funds to Mr Edward Herbert
A Drumcondra gentlemen meeting after divine service resolved unanimously to return their banks to Mr Edward Herbert in gratitude for his sermon in aid of Drumcondra parish. A notice also announces Herbert’s recovery from a broken thigh after a serious accident and thanks parishioners and clergy.
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E. Mason
Custom House
Marlborough Street
Long
Alderman Fleming
Reed
Ship Street
Royal Canal Docks
Drumcondra
Edward Herbert
Seravon
Kildake Otinnr
Elch
Sant Hore
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