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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 21, 1819
Page
4
In a lengthy commentary the London Chronicle defends open reporting of Parliament. It argues editors do not threaten liberty by publishing proceedings and urges responsible coverage to explain taxes and government measures to the public, noting the benefits to both government and people.
In the House of Commons on Wednesday night Mr Pegg secured leave to introduce a Bill authorizing Bank advances to Government only with an Act of Parliament. The measure requires written application from the First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer. Bank terms must be laid before Parliament and within fourteen days after each Session begins an account of Government securities held by the Bank must be presented.
In London at Mary tesbone shareh Colonel Sir Dodiey St Shu Knight of the Royal Military Order and Companion of the most Hongara Order to Caroline Drury third of Robert Himier, Lag of Kew Surrey.
The Proprietors of a Woollen Cloth Factory in Kilkenny submit a petition to the House of Commons arguing the moral and economic benefits of their employment and education system. They claim improved morals, health, and peace in nearby parishes, with no theft or immoral conduct in eight years, but note new ale houses threaten discipline and seek redress to curb licenses for such venues.
The Southern Reporter notes a landmark steam voyage as the American steamship Savannah, 315 tons, Captain Michael Rogers, sailed from Savannah for Liverpool and beyond in 22 days. The revenue cruiser Kite, commanded by Lieut. Bowee, chased her earlier, then boarded near Cove, later observing her under steam and sail heading to Liverpool.
The Porto Bello fortress on Terra Firma fell after a joint operation led by General M'Gacon with naval support from Commodore Hudan. British-held stores, including 113 guns and 2,016 shields, were seized. a proclamation lauded New Granada’s victory and reported orders to fortify Panama while awaiting further reinforcements.
A gentleman has arrived in London with a commission from Lord CochRane to raise four hundred seamen. The Foreign Inlistment Bill will not take effect until August 1, allowing the levy to proceed without its constraints.
Report of a meeting at the Royal Theatre where Mr Jones and bondholders unite as the patent nears expiry. Commissioners will investigate, two nobles to oversee liquidation, Government to grant a new patent only to the most qualified. Debate over using proceeds for public charity after fair claims settled by commissioners.
A garbled column reports on budget discussions, reductions, and finance committee actions including a 1,800,000 term adjustment. It notes Madrid and South American affairs, updated intelligence from the Netherlands and France, and market activity with London exchange rates and commodity prices. It mentions Manley and Mond in market context and trends in beans and peas.
The Friday session in the Lords saw the Sons Bill and Cash Payments Bill read a second time. In the Commons petitions against new taxes were presented. The Irish Mail Coach Contracts were ordered to read a second time in six months. The House adjourned to Monday, with stock prices noted and a modest closing.
A lengthy bond holders meeting at Morisenn's Tavern reviewed a report by Mr. Baumann’s committee on the Clash of the theatre. The committee found Jones held sole profits since 1808, while Cramp ton and Dalton claim rights, and recommended a memorial to the Lord Lieutenant seeking reinstatement of Jones and a new patent structure.
A public meeting in County report details Frederick Edward Jones defending the theatre amid patent disputes. Trustees to take control. bondholders granted hope and speakers urged Parliament appeal if needed. Resolution thanked Jones for his efforts and praise for creditors.
A meeting of Catholic delegates in Essex Street proposes a nationwide petition to unify parochial gatherings and calls for a general Catholic meeting in Dublin on Thursday. Sub-committee to gather signatures was appointed, with Mr Phanativ praised for chairing.
Insertion of Sug Poew entitled Ireland is delayed until a later publication. The notice references area location and date constraints and mentions burdens and adjustments impacting the printing schedule.
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