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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 03, 1817
Page
4
The article expresses satisfaction with growing reader support for an independent paper and its faithful record of facts. It pledges fair reference to all parties and anticipates favorable outcomes from ongoing efforts to improve circulation and influence, thanking patrons for their past patronage.
An item announces an Opeano Leaves event at the Castle on Wednesday the 4th of June at half past four. A second edition of the paper will be issued from the respective dias, delivering the latest intelligence and postal updates.
The Dublin Journal reports arrival of London Journals with foreign extracts. Brussels Papers note a royal rescript on 30 articles about classical education in Southern Provinces, urging Latin, Flemish, and Greek studies. Continent-wide discontent, shortages, and anti-commercial moves backdrop European turmoil and slow reforms shaping public sentiment.
The essay argues liberal constitutional government thrives when commerce and representation unite. It contrasts Spain and Portugal with Britain, noting priestly influence wanes amid reform, and Parliament reflects diverse districts. It asserts representative systems foster public welfare and imperial prosperity.
Letters from Admiral Harvey and St Christopher’s describe British property at Pernambuca during the Brazilian insurrection, Rowena’s leave through Mr Bowen, and the removal of arms to prevent slave uprisings. The Brazen sloop’s seizure of the American brig Twenty near St Christopher’s is noted, amid flour shortages and distress. Leipsic fair results show dull trading, high cloth prices, and widespread credit strain with sales forced at low prices. Bonaparte reportedly plans to leave Italy for Vienna to return to Upper Savoy, and European leaders receive gifts from distant sovereignties while the Duke of Beaufort sails to the New Forest.
A London and Scotland centric page reports on theater in Tupatoe and Castle of Andalusia with a Sinbad Like program, noting performers Dravan Passipps and Edward Bitz vuanguus. It covers a Dundee election for Director, a Sheriff election in a local Aldermanic contest, and resignations of the Speaker of the House. It also notes a sedition trial in Edinburgh and tributes to Pitt and Peel with dinners and anniversaries.
In the Court of Common Pleas at May, plaintiff sues for 301 for tythe of eighteen farms in Abbey parish under an agreement with the defendant Smigley. Evidence shows a contested modus and anticipated note payment. jury returns verdict for the plaintiff with costs 6d. Counsel named for both sides.
The Wannah, fresh from the East, failed to round the rock. John Gladstone and Co sent the Duke of Wellington packet to bring ashore troops, who landed by eight. The regiment, a five hundred strong, arrived in good health and will stay until government orders. The Wannah towed, tow-line broke, and a rescue by another steam packet followed. The Harlequia, first vessel out, was towed back into harbor. Reports mention Bonaparte’s escape plots, and a flood of European exiles and unrest, with vivid sketches of Amsterdam crowds and alien laborers arriving by ship.
The article surveys Brazilian provinces including Pernambuco Para and Tamara, noting rich sugar, cotton, cacao and maize yields, coastal harbors, and a Pearl lake. it cites population estimates from 1798 French journals and contemplates a four million total with whites, Indians, and a large enslaved Negro population. It reports a new steam dragger built in Port Glasgow intended for Atlantic work and mentions a planned canal passage. It also covers Dr Dispey coin sales and the county hospital fever, praising ventilation and cleanliness as key to recovery.
In the Dublin Corporation on Friday the assembly, after a summons from the Lord Mayor, offered thanks to the majority in Parliament for resisting Roman Catholic demands. Debates followed on religious policy, with a split vote and a division showing 62 to 30 in favor against pandering to Catholic claims. Sir Varis Rideh was confirmed Sword bearer and Clerk of the Crown Tables.
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