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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 19, 1824

Page

4

Irish Catholic Association Debates Clergy Role and Finances

A Dublin meeting discusses Mr Kirwan's motion on Catholic priests and association finances. O Connell and O Gorman clash over poor laws and clergy influence. Kirwan defends clerical involvement while Finn urges erasing his notice from the Journals amid calls for unity and reform. The assembly adjourns to Saturday with tensions unresolved.

Cork O'Connell Ireland O’connell Brie Cea Aheil Conway Thaen O'Gorran Bentatne Kirwan Finn Altene Meton Clelay Inwan Crome Muarilen R. C Connell O'Garnan Journala Vconnell Gay Cavanagh Newry Finance Coommitee Loughnane Suurday

Intercourse with England speeds up mail service

A plan under consideration by the Postmasters General aims to speed cross channel communication. New mail routes will dispatch from Faeshanl and Lie Tyool via Holyhead, with the old Chester route used for outgoing mail. Public works in Galway resumed, leaving few unemployed.

Postmasters General Casa Pwo Lie Tyool Halyheads England Vigmerle Holyhead Chester Treland Wall Mband Belews Cornh Nore

Burma Threat Looms as India Masses for Frontier War

The Asia aboard East Indiaman arrived from Calcutta with letters dated March 14. They report a Burmese defeat of a British detachment near Barhanosota, prompting India to ready ships at Madras and small craft at Calcutta and to dispatch a frontier force. Burmese ferocity and strategic terrain make them a formidable enemy in expected operations.

TV India Asia East Indiaman Barhanosota India Madras Calcutta

Proclamation and Prattle on Burmese War and Markets

Dublin Journal notes Governor-General in India proclamations justifying potential war with Burma. It questions troop movements to the Tagus, reports on ships and marines, and hints at delays. London stock market and foreign exchange sections report declines and stable Colombian bonds amid general uncertainty.

Portugal Tagus Tagua Hia India Omer

Paris arrivals absent in Cowes letter fragment

A Cowes dated July 16 letter reports Eurydice captain Clarke arriving from Bahia with news that May Path had sailed previously. It notes Pr Maygun frigate under Captain Norton joined the blockade at Bahia for supplies, and that Pernambuco remains blockaded awaiting movement. Capt. Chike provides no additional news.

Paris Cowes Clarke Eurydice Balia Chike

Death of Sir James Fitzgerald in tragic chamber fire

The London scene reports the melancholy death of Sir James Fitzgerald Bart after a chamber fire in his apartment. He was found on the floor with a head wound, survived by Lady Fitzgerald and his daughter. A coroner’s jury returned a verdict of death by own action amid paralytic illness and exhaustion.

M Lancholy Janes Piaserald Krouin Filgeerald Sir James Dames Feud Ii Si Dames Messie Powell Lickton Ics James Fitzgerald Ireland Luly Fitzgerald Heiridge Portwan Sygcare Kaye London Joseph Marine, Esq MOQ Thomas Stirling Danes Hezerald Wental James Vitagerald Buhkerpeel Bath James Percy Kegland Werewich Anid Turin Worte Lonnon Temlo Thlal Putashias Seccorn L Laibecwins Petal Bouracas Tate Wiley Peel

Markets and trades show dull روح in London and Liverpool writes

The London and Liverpool markets report steady to dull activity with grain and meal demand weak, prices steady for some staples, and notable declines in brown sugar and malt. Demand remains light for butter and various meats, while corn and oats arrivals exceed storage capacity as imports adjust. Cabinet notes and cultural reports conclude with social observations.

Desiis Dartmouth Dublin Holyhead Telemann —Waecks Leith Newry Stranford Waterford Westport Weaford

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