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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 14, 1819

Page

2

Debate on Neutrality and Spanish Policy Grips Parliament

Members clash over a bill reshaping neutrality amid Spain's actions against British trade. The debate cites Franklin-era treaties, South American trade, and U S relations, warning of commercial ruin and erosion of England's honor if neutrality is abandoned.

Spain Simpson South America Buenos Aires America England Span Johnson Hagland United States Amerca Viciele J. Mackintosh James 1 Philip Charles Ferdinand Tiwan Ragland W. Raleigh Pobala Cortes Arguilas Cannina Cortés Boffalo Gentlone Tahun Great Britain Scarbets Sergeant Copley Prentias BaovuaHam

Debated Irish Exchequer Chamber Regulation Bill

The motion received support from Tord CARTLER AGA as members debated the bill tallying 248 to 174 in favor with a 74 majority. The committee noted many errors in a BHI translation from Spanish and discussed all clauses before ordering the report to be received the next day. The Irish Exchequer Chamber Regulation Bill was reported and ordered to be read a third on Monday June lath. The House adjourned at four o'clock.

Tord Cartler Irish Exchequer Chamber House of Commons Lord Castlereeagh Seliciion Waithman J. P. Grant M. W. Ripvey Broucham Bathurst

Lands to be Sold in Ferrard Barony Louth Manor Port

To be sold the manor town and lands of Port containing over 427 acres let to solvent tenants producing 5081 per annum rising with leases. Includes fertile sea coast land near Drogheda and Dundalk with kelp potential. Also 200 acres at Painetown Nikolastown Lurganboy Meagh land. Lands shown by steward at Danany House with maps at Sherrard and Co Blessington Street Dublin. May 1819.

Warner Brandson Ferrard Dundalk Painetown Nicholastown Lurganboy Meagh Danany House Mesarn Sherrard and Co Blessington-street Dublin

Bank of Ireland General Court to Meet June 15

The General Court of Proprietors of Bank Stock will convene at the Bank on Tuesday June 15 at one o clock to receive the Directors Report and declare a half year dividend ending June 24. Books for transfer of Bank Stock will be closed from June 15 until July 1.

Bank OF Ireland General Court of Proprietors Thomas Peleus N. B

Dublin Journal Arrives With London Mats Across Days

The Dublin Journal notes the arrival of the London mats for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday since the last publication, indicating ongoing distribution and scheduling for readers.

London

Budget debates and property tax endorsements in Parliament

The article reviews lengthy debates in the House of Commons on the Budget and Ways and Means, noting advocates like Mr Mansfield Field urging a fair property tax on the wealthiest. It discusses sinking fund use, revenue projections, and the nation’s wartime finances, plus a mixed outlook on future taxation and national prosperity. It also covers the Test Acts repeal vote in the Lords, and mentions the Foreign Enlistment Bill’s committee passage and Irish Attorneys Bill advancement.

House of Commons Mans-Field House of Lords Earl Grey

Loan Bidders Alter Payment Date As Exchequer Terms Set

Bidders for the loan meet the chancellor to adjust payment dates with the July 17 settling day moved to July 23. Proposals show 80 in Consols per 100 subscribed, with bids in Reduced stock. Contractors Rothachlid, Ricardo brothers, and Reid Leving submit sums, with Ricardo brothers securing the loan. The chancellor explains Exchequer Bills plus premium and interest are counted as money and the balance paid in notes.

Ricardo Dublin Rothachlid Messrs Brothers) and Co Mevars Reid Rotuschico

Market Teems With Consols Bargain Impact on Public Funds

On Tuesday Consols for the Account traded around 70 and 63 reduced. Rotaculo and Co and Ricardo Brothers and Co offered ex dividend Consols at various discounts and days to maturity with premiums near 2 percent. The public saw a saving of 1 pound 10 shillings 6d per hundred compared with Ricardo and laving firms, amid a volatile Stock Exchange scene. Omnium traded from 13 premium to 2 discount, closing at 14 discount. 10 percent deposit due at the Bank of England Saturday. Exchequer Bills to be received there.

Mevars Ricagoo Brothers) and Co Consola Oaa Messrs. Reid, Laving, and Co Consols Mr. Rottscuifp Messrs Ricardo Messrs. Retp Avine Stock Exchange Bank of England

Capture of Porto Bello by M Gregor force at Chagres

Jamaica Courant reports Sir Gregor MGregor's expedition captured Porto Bello after landing 300 troops at Buena Venturre Bay on April 9. The castle and town faced a drawn-out assault with dispatches noting a Spanish and black garrison, a retreat to Pauana, and the appointment of Mr Lopez as Porto Bello governor. Sir G Gregor MGregor treated Parthian officers civilly and planned further moves toward Chagres with Lord Cochrane’s fleet nearby.

Porto Bello M'Gregor Jamaica Grecorn M‘gregor Jamaica Courant Kingston Parthian Bigland Port Royal Carthagena Porto Balla Gregor M‘gnregor Chagres N.W Porto Bedo Buena Venturre Bay Porta Bello St. Jago Lord Cochrane Sourt Sea Panama Gregor M.gregor Auay Old Providence Chiagres

Colonial officer arrives in packet from Holyhead

Colonel Sir H Pramingham arrives in the Packet this morning from Holyhead and takes command of Royal Artillery in field. A petition to the House of Commons opposes passing the Foreign Enlistment Bill by motion at the Royal Exchange for future use.

H. Pramingham K.C. B Holyhead Royal Artillery Fielam Continons Royal Exchange

Lodlow Dity Account for Navy Opening Funds

A clipped note shows a monetary quick listing with Navy opening rates. It mentions five percent, four percent, and a one odd entry labeled Onnium, suggesting a fragmented pricing snippet from a financial page.

Lodlow

Miss Ketty Benefit at Theatre Royal

The Theatre Royal presents Miss Ketty in a benefit to be held tomorrow with Crow-street Boards and Colman’s Hetrai t as part of an entertaining program. The public will find variety and select entertainments, performed with professional merit and earning deserved praise.

Miss Ketty Ahtaugwaigs Colman Migs Kevny

King's Plate and Stakes At Curragh June 1919 Racing Card

Sporting intelligence covers Curragh races on June 10 1919 detailing King's Plate for Irish bred horses and several sweepstakes events including 100 and 50 Guineas races. Notable entrants include Ambrosia Legacy Pope S Gallice Dandy Steel Dash Bob Gore Teramory Rob Roy and Letitia among others with entries from Kirwan Prendergast Daly and Peel.

Nornes D&e Mr. Murdock B. H. Altamaunt Marquis of Treat Sligo N. Loftie Robert Peel James Daly Marquis of Sligo B. c. Steel Peel Daly Bob Gore M. J. Binke

Wheat and Barley Prices Steady in Liverpool Market

Liverpool Corn Exchange notes last week brought steady demand for wheat with limited activity and firmish prices. Barley and rye showed dull trade, oats sold well at 2d-3d higher per 45lb, oats meal higher. American sales unchanged. English and Irish pillar prices rose slightly, oats and oatmeal improving with modest gains.

Liverpool Hartey Tata Roglish

Returns of Quantities at Prices of Corn and Grains 1619

Abstracted recomputed returns for the Week ending May 24 1619 in Dublin and Libertien outlining standard measures for Wheat Rye Ped Beans Barley Bere Oats and Flour with stone and barrel equivalents. It notes reduced postage by enclosing with subscribers’ last six papers and Brus Covers.

HP. d. A Do Ste Pere Ty Bee Salea Quartern Loaf, Ltd James Widdall Dublin Libertien Siz

Dublin Notice of Annual Luvecrip Adve Address

fragmentary notice from Dublin printed for the Prophet srs at their OBre Ken street advertising annual event and notices. readable fragments mention Mor ceived, Annual Luvecrip event and a cryptic schedule with unclear times and locations.

Jame Srs Obre Ken Sheyenix

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