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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 10, 1817

Page

4

Distress and unrest across Europe vent as mail arrives

Reports from London dated June 4 describe crowds in parts of Flanders seeking emigration to America, amid falling grain prices and bread shortages in France and Prussia. The French situation includes pilgrimages under Missionaries, threats to nobles and church lands, and renewed intrigue around Bonaparte. Portuguese America and Brazil news note a provisional government and rising military pay, with tensions over independence and taxes.

Lfike Wellington Cambray Bible Association Netherlands Germany Amsterdam Ameriest Trance Beusorig France Tria Tique Tipne Bonaparte Prussia Austria London Malta Santini Maooday Per Sacle Salwaye New York

French News From London and Bahia Turmoil

London reports French papers cite seditious assemblies at Munich and Bavarian arrests. Bahia authorities prepare ships to block insurgents of Pernambuco after Pearl’s arrival with three Portuguese sailors claiming Bahia plotters were captured and sent to Rio de Janeiro. A letter from Bahia notes a priest and conspirators seized and on trial for treason with hoped-for executions.

Munich Havre Pernambuco Bahia Rio de Janeiro Vernambuco Domingos Canoa Lloyd's Dhe Bragile

Paris Papers Report Versailles and Pernambuco News

The London Paris papers arrive with notes of Duke of Wellingson in Paris from Cambray, Villa Campo’s failed rescue of General Lacy in Barcelona, and the Prince of Wales heading to Rome. Pernambuco unrest grows as bread scarce, port blockades loom, and provinces declare independence, with ships and forts preparing for defense. News from Buenos Aires and Chile confirms insurrection and Royalist defeats, while Canadian and American ships voyage to Europe with dispatches.

Paris Duke of Wellingson Paria Cambray Toulpuse Perpignam Villa Campo Lacy Barcelona Princeas of Wales Lake Coma Rome Germany Wirtemberg Han Maranham Liverpool Pernarsinen New Yok Boston Pernambuco Jtan United States Philadelphia Uder Rio Janeiro Parabia Rio Grande Atu Golonia Buenos Ayres Chili Martines Ontario Europe Horton Tar Davison Buston Downes Cobbett New York

Independent Dublin Journal Enlarges Pupil to Twenty Columns

The Dublin Journal announces a formal enlargement of its size to a sheet of twenty columns. It pledges independence from party influence, praises the British Constitution, and thanks readers for patronage while promising further improvements to earn continued esteem.

London Journals and Foreign News From Thursday to Friday

The Siv Dublin Journal notes London journals arriving with French papers to the 4th and other foreign items. Brazilian intelligence is vague with unrest seeming limited to Pernambuco. Disturbances in Ireland include mob violence and bloodshed in Limerick. authorities urge suppression and use of military aid if necessary.

London Brazils Pernambuco Ireland Limerick

Markets and distress report from Cork and Galway

Markets update from Cork notes dry spell improving potato growth and hopes for harvest after widespread rains. Parochial committees buy and sell potatoes to aid the poor. oatmeal shipments and meal markets face crowding and restraint amid shortages. Galway reports new potatoes at Menlo and rising prices. Newry weekly oats and potatoes price trends cited. concerns over government corn shipments and private trade affecting supplies and costs. Local disturbances over potato thefts and corn-mill attacks are mentioned, with authorities moving meal to market and shipments to Dublin.

Cork Institution House Oystet Haven Lady Roberts Windnor Christ Church Dublin Newry Giveton Dennis Caulfield Glenny Melling

Second Edition Brings Updated Post News

A revised issue appears, delivering the latest notices and prize details available to the audience. The publication emphasizes refreshed content and current information for readers seeking up to date items.

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Spain to tax privileged orders and shake throne stability

From Madrid a plan for a broad taxation system targets clerical and noble privileges, risking alienating the upper classes and unsettling royal authority. Catalonia reports General Castanos avoided attacks on General Lacy, with Lacy’s influence easing his imprisonment in a Castle pavilion. Petersburgh notes a Daath Captain arrived after a ship lost near Heligoland, while forty more British ships are stuck in ice awaiting wind. In Württemberg the debate over constitutional representation grows as Mr Fischer questions a four-person government commission.

Madrid Spain Catalonia Castanos Lacy Petersburgh Heligeland

Morning Concert for Madame VeBani Benefit

Prominent performers Mr Bangas and Mr Pescives will give a Morning Concert tomorrow for the benefit of Madame VeBani. The charitable purpose is urged by the distressed circumstances of the foreigner and supported by the public’s generosity as the professionals contribute their efforts.

Bangas Pescives

To-morrow Evening Benefit for Mr Johnston at Theatre

The Dublin audience knows Mr Johnston as a favored actor and esteemed private citizen. A superb bill of fare is planned for the evening to honor his unwearied public service and entertainments, with the public urged to show appreciation through attendance and support.

Johnston Dublin Jong

Widow Acquitted After Cruelty Prosecution

Yesterday a widow faced the Law Magistrate Thos Casey in Marcionoven Street Offfice charged with cruelty to her two year old child by beating and neglect. After a five hour hearing a physician testified the child’s injuries stemmed from a hereditary disease in the father. Mr M Nally cross examined for the crown. Judge Casey concluded the charge lacked foundation and the mother was acquitted.

M‘nally Casey Atadd

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