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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 18, 1819

Page

2

Lord Byron's Mazeppa Poem Preview

The article recounts Mazeppa's life from Polish court mentions to Cossack service and brutal punishment by a jealous lover's husband. It notes his alliance with Charles XII, battles at Poltava, exile with Charles to Bender, and uncertain death in Turkish lands. It previews Lord Byron's forthcoming poem detailing his lawless love and the wild horse punishment.

of Mazeppa Lord Byron Palatinate of Pattolia Jean Casistir Poland Rink Mazeppa Ukraine Bis Faligne Tle Samotlowitch Siberia Bezepps Charles XII Peter the Great Pultava Bender Steppes

Lunatics in England and Wales total 8701 confirmed

A parliamentary return shows 1156 lunatics confined in gaols, hospitals, and asylums across England and Wales with 655 males and 501 females. Bethlem has 193 inmates (107 men and 86 women). Licensed houses hold 4345 lunatics, bringing the official total to 8701. additional cases remain in private custody.

England Bethlem Wales Leeds Mercury Huddersfield Manchester Nnns London Savary Duke of Rovigo Gravesend Smyrna la Fiore Savarey Lord S Pmouth Birmingham Mellons Cratloe Maurice Curran Donatus O’brien Pergon

Merchants Oppose Wool Import Tax Petition Filed

A Woollen Cloth merchants and manufacturers meeting at the Court House urged government to drop plans for a tax on foreign wool. They argued duties would ruin domestic trade, reduce revenue, and harm thousands of workers in the district. A petition with 920 signatures was sent to county members.

Court House George Banke Worthy Youshire Rome Wallen Wortley Dar County

Bond Holders of Tilk 1 Hfeatre Meet in Dawson Street

A meeting of Rand-holders of the Theatre Hoyal convened by advertisement gathered about sixty gentlemen at Morrison's Great Rooms in Dawson Street. C Brauman chaired as a lengthy communication from Mr F E Jones was read detailing arrangements since his ownership, partnerships, and financial troubles. The main aim was to inform the Lord Lieutenant that Commissioners would inquire into the theatre’s encumbrances to secure creditors with a new patent. Bond holders objected to admitting their claims and memorialized the Lord Lieutenant. A five-member committee was appointed to study Jones's communication and draft a memorial for the Lord Lieutenant, with a general meeting to follow.

Hoyal Morrison's Dawsonstreet C. Brauman F. E. ‘Jones Jone

Cast Iron premium trials and Chilean war news

The piece reports on the Society for the Encouragement of Arts awarding a premium for malleable cast iron usable in common utensils. Adjoins international dispatches from Buenos Ayres noting San Martin, Cochrane, Artigas, and conspiracies in San Louis, plus Wicklow Farming Society meeting highlights with prize cattle at Baltinglass.

Society For the Encouragement of Arts, &c France Messrs Baradelle Dedor Marquis de St. Croix Loulans Buenos Ayres Batcard Chile Conception Cochrane Artigas San Louis Chili Peru Monte Video Carrera Alvarez

Alterations in Duty on Cotton Wool Imports Summary

The document outlines proposed changes to import duties on cotton wool and related products, detailing exemptions for British colonies and plantations, and adjustments to export duties, tonnage taxes, and duties on various goods. It references sugar, thrown silk, and warehousing, with specific notes on duties for British and non British sources, and mentions potential suspensions of certain duties for exports to Newfoundland and related regions. It also includes lists of places and weights related to commodities and a statistical abstract of grain and corn prices for Dublin.

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Advertisement text fragment from 19th century newspaper

Fragmentary ad notice showing subscription rates and pricing terms for a periodical. The readable bits indicate annual and multi month plans with monetary amounts, but the full content is distorted and incomplete.

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