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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 11, 1816
Page
1
A dispatch from May 4 describes General Morillo subduing the Kingdom of Santa Fe, with the capital entered April 6, restoration of loyalty, troop redeployments toward Venezuela and Panama, and orders for a naval squadron to suppress insurgents and pirates.
The Dutch and Berlin summaries report on royal messages about loan laws and treaties, a halt to archives deposits, and a denial of Cologne fortification demolition. Petersburg notes a ukase restoring nobility to a lieutenant’s mother and praises a son’s bravery, while Congreve rockets may accompany a fleet to Africa if needed.
A letter from the River Plate reports Admiral Brown active near Callao with his squadron after sparring with Spanish forces. Dutch and German papers add that the corvette Fanny fought a Tunisian vessel at Zara. In London, Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold received Addresses on their marriage while the Queen travels to Windsor. Duke of Clarence suffers asthma, and Plymouth notes orders to victual and refit a fleet under Lord Exmouth, with ships including the Queen Charlotte and Boyne preparing for the Mediterranean.
A special East India House court met to review a committee report on amendments to existing bye laws with approval sought from a future court. Debates touched on election procedures and the ineligibility of Crown-held candidates. a division approved a list with the Company Arms.
A historical note traces the Tyburn manor’s tithe history to the Jaquet family and a linguistic corruption of their name. It then describes a solar observation showing a dark kite shaped spot, a similar spot to the east, a ring of irregular curve, and a large black sunspot cluster near the eastern limb, well below the equator.
A detailed solar spot cluster is described with size and colour notes. The article traces sun observations across days and notes seasonal correlations. It then discusses rainfall trends since 1773 and cites figures about heat decline. It covers antiquity excavations at Villiga and travels of explorers Seetzen Richt Leidman and Buch with future plans.
The June agricultural report notes backward harvest prospects due to variable weather, with Scotland seeing snow and poor wheats and oats. Northern crops suffer while southern regions show more promise for wheat beans peas and oats as potatoes and turnips go in. Hops and orchard fruits improve and wool prices ease amid a general decline in farm product prices.
Notice to shippers of goods and persons bound for New York on the ship Anne. The vessel is described as new and sound with copper bottom and superior to the Dubloy, weather permitting. Shippers of Gouda and passengers should forward their interest to the master on board Mr J Scottamps at Richardney Coffee-house, Bereford-place. Mark Lalor, 97 Georges fey.
A fragment listing varied securities including Joly 9, Royal Canal Loan 4, Ditto 6, Cit Bonds 6, Balfour Office Deb with Government Bee 4, Pipe Water Deb 6, Wide Street Cert 4, and Do Deb with Government Security 6. The note notes interest rates and denominations with incomplete wording.
The Dublin Journal declares the editor has sole power after the resignation of former conductors. The paper’s property returns to Alder man George Faulkner’s representative, and the editor pledges constitutional principles, civil and religious rights, and a pursuit of authentic intelligence. Subscription rates are listed, with delivery times and publication days noted. Letters go to 14 Parliament Street, Dublin.
The Dublin Journal reports a Special Commission in Tipperary Waterford Kilkenny and Limerick addressing 1811 outrages. It notes a split among lower Catholic factions Caravate and Shanavestis and lists outcomes: 36 tried in Tipperary with six deaths 27 punished. Waterford 12 tried for murder and robbery with all guilty and sentenced to death.
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