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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 05, 1819
Page
2
Fragmentary prose and poem excerpts describe a rallying of Swedes after a defeat. The narrator contrasts heroic splendor with fatigue and court intrigue. It mentions a Palatine figure, royal neglect, adulterous themes, and a rail against oligarchies, ending with reflections on independence and a probe narrative.
Lords clash over a bill repealing old laws that barred British subjects from serving foreign powers. Proponents argue strict neutrality requires new powers to prevent covert aid to belligerents, while opponents warn of eroding liberties and harming Spain.
A fragmentary parliamentary record describes a heated debate on the Inquisition and torture, noting Spain’s complaints about royal proclamations and alleged Congress hints. Lords include Gough, Houghton, and Liverpool, with a division showing a majority against the amendment and the bill advancing after committee.
The article argues that charitable aid to the blind must extend beyond bodily relief to moral and religious instruction. It praises institutions training the blind in trades, notes Ireland’s harp charity as patriotic, and urges readers to support made goods from the blind, stressing practical farming rotations and social betterment as part of national civilization.
London Corn Exchange reports only modest gains amid unsettled weather. Wheat prices edged higher due to cautious demand while oats and other grains showed limited activity. Market observers warn that price moves reflect supply concerns and fluctuating weather conditions impacting grain prospects.
A dated ledger lists imports of numerous goods by quantity and origin such as sugar, tobacco, wine, and spices with varying units like bags, barrels, chests, and hogsheads. The document notes that the amount of duty paid runs to £16,490 7s 0d up to the 30th inclusive.
Abstract of the returns of the quantities and prices of core grain sold in Dublin and Liberties for week ending June 18 1819. It lists quantities per barrel for wheat rye beans barley and bere with stone and biune conversions and notes on postage savings for subscribers. Printed for proprietors with advertising rates and annual subscription details.
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