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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 14, 1820

Page

4

Newport debate over pottery duty and Ireland protection

In a third reading debate, MPs discussed reframing duties on pottery ware tied to Ireland’s protection. Proponents argued the duties were protective, while critics led by Mr Littleton urged reform to avoid burdening the poor, resulting in a divided house and passage of Mr Littleton's amendment by a narrow majority.

Newport Chistes H. Paraph Baid Littleton Ireland Bucheguer England Amas W. Parnell Meneas Mr. Littleton

Petition From the Queen Debating Witness List in Parliament

The Queen Caroline petitions Lords to require a list of witnesses before the bill on degrading and divorcing her is read a second time. Lords Lauderdale and Liverpool push for a committee to precedents while Holland resists. Bathurst amendment includes impeachment. The house votes to restrict inquiry and adjourns after ordering consideration Friday.

Lord Auckland Caroline House of Lords Earl of Lauterdale Eart Liverpool Erekine Holland Witneses Earl of Liverpool Fort of Lauderdale Lord Erskine Bishop Atterbury Earl Bathurst Lord Lauderdale Lord Holland Earl of Lauderdale Lord Bathurst Minsters Turaday Auckland House of Commons James Macintosh Aboigian Ake Venezuela Morillo Commons Mr. Denman Lord Castlereagh

Privilege Discussion In House Of Commons Debated

In a House of Commons session Mr Brougham urged an exception to a standing rule on attending the other house for bills. Castlereagh and Burdett sought notices and cautions, with the matter set for tomorrow amid questions of privilege and prosecution authority.

House OF Commons Brougham Mr. Denman House of Conmons Matt Castlereagh Slim Rougham Castlereagh Dir F. Burdett

Irish Spirit Trade Preference Sparks Monopoly Fear

A condensed excerpt discusses tariff policy and Irish spirits benefiting from a preference, potentially monopolizing retail trade. It notes concerns about laws, duty rates, and cross country balances, warning that strong Irish quality could grant lasting advantage to an Irish firm, with cautious approval of liberal policy.

Sackville-Streft Dodd Fae Nua Ay Ireland Hess Rutherpord

Orangemen’s July 12th Observance Sparks Irish Tension

In aLondon Mail report, Protestants allied as Armcemen celebrate King William’s statue in Dublin with orange ribbons and pageantry. Catholics view him as a conqueror, stirring fear of sectarian strife. The piece urges unity among denominations and a break from triumphal displays to avert further division.

Aghrim London Mail William Dubsin King William Werburgh-street Orangemen Ireland England

Rumor of War Between Russia and Turkey Across Europe Headline

From Paris reports suggest possible war between Russia and Turkey with Turkish forces bolstered and Moldavia Wallachia garrisons reinforced. London notes insubordination fears and troop increases aimed at quellings unrest. Queen's divorce bill second reading set for next month. Parliamentary debates include witnesses list and alien regulation topics. South America Curacao dispatches conclude.

Russia Turkey France Paris Moldavia Wallachia Constantinople

Unsteady Madrid Letters Report Spanish News and Queen's Return

Madrid papers note the ongoing fever in Majorca, a large 5,000,000 dollar transfer to Vera Cruz, and a Madrid Gazette decree naming ministers of state. The Queen’s supporters, witnesses, and public addresses thread through Dover, Harwich, and Wakefield reports as London papers discuss the king’s plans and political positions.

Vera Cruz Intenor Madrid Name D. Yandabateaca Spain

Dublin Gas Light Bill Receives Royal Assent

A fragmentary item notes the City of Dublin Gas Light Bill gaining Royal Assent on Saturday and mentions Ireland's Spirits Will read anew after opposition. It references plans by Mr Plane to address conduct by mer lehaiets and extraordinary relations under parliamentary consideration during Freemun's tour.

City of Dublin Mer Lehaiets Freemun

Courtly notes on royal reception of Catholic Address

The text records King George III’sP proceedings about receiving a Catholic Address and the etiquette of the first levee. It lists attending nobles and delegates including Lord Brougham, Ty Barowall, Sir John Borke, and others, with mentions of James B. Devereux and Colonel M Dermot among Catholics delegates to London in 1793.

London Bbre Ty Barowall John Borke Burtege Howly C. Ritzimons Enq Carihtmannon Boin Elam Jesty M-Dermot Raimore Guleny Joseph M*dunnell E.q Carnacem Ito County Mayo Fiingergid Eog Laath

Pugilistic challenge and social notices amidst Dublin week

A fragmentary Dublin page reports John Carter scheduling a boxing bout at 42 Clarence Street Wednesday the 8th, plus dinner gatherings hosted by Lord Lieutenant and Lord Castlemaine with notable guests. It also covers a Frankfurt market fire, Roasterstown’s social advancements, and a dense Dublin public market update including grain, wheat, and flour prices, with lists of attendees and local figures.

John Carter Hys John Carter Hans Blum Clarendon-etreet Ee Lenky Sutton Lhceinllea Viceregel Lodge Phoeenix Park Demon Vizi L. Gower Grosvenor Segory Gram St.John Calmnel Sigtes Vernon Rich Lear Ravi C. Calbot Henry ‘Calbot Lambert Wrottesley Charles Vernon Sellency Phoenix Park Chancelloc Mannera Bady Baird Earl of Exrcoll Fusileers Stoden Bia Dawlas Frankfort Andoreise Vie‘Lotus Roaterstows Torweil Alexander Barrett Interstava Day Academy Msi Litthy Sureharghag Macker Toduy Dublin

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