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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 22, 1809
Page
1
Dividend of 3 percent will be paid to bank stockholders for the half year ending June 24. Books for transfer of bank stock closed from June 12 to July 1. Bank Scrip Receipts accepted daily at transfer office and converted into stock in proprietors' names.
The Chester Bye-Mail reports continued French bulletins detailing Buonaparte’s hold at Inder Lubau and failed Italian offensives. It notes Hungary’s gripes at Vienna, Bohemian patriotism, and forces near Bohemia, with Stralsund memorial questions for Seniuz and alarms about domestic dangers from insurrectionists.
The piece warns against anti church taxation and urges loyal men to attend county meetings to reject measures and suppress sedition. It notes Cobbett's Reform stirring interest and promises to report Captain Powell's trial soon.
House of Lords debated licensing for dissenting preachers and delaying the Irish Catholics Bill third reading. Commons saw a rejected motion on parliamentary representation. Reports include quays being paved with granite, removal of Carlisle bridge columns, West India fleet sailing from Cork, Dublin Quarter Sessions adjournment, Phoenix Park troop field day, an arson attempt on Reverend Guinness’s house, Major General Gordon reviewing Yeomanry, and upcoming Leinster and North West Circuit lists with July dates. American papers reach via Philadelphia, detailing ships Emily and Two Friends bound for Quebec from London and Dublin respectively.
Reports describe a night march by the Danube bridges and coastal evacuations. The Emperor and generals survey Inder Lobau Island and Bruck, with Lauriston advancing and Milan campaign details unfolding. Observations include proclamations, Italian loyalty, and anticipated junctions with allied forces as Austrian forces consolidate across Tyrol, Carniola, and Styria.
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