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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 30, 1819

Page

4

New Royal Canal Company outlines its half year finances

The Board presents an outline of the New Royal Canal Company's status since its formation. It notes initial deficits from old works and tolls, measures to cut expenditure, including lower boat drawing charges and carpenters’ work, plus salary reductions. Revenue efforts focus on rent and toll improvements, with new night service Dublin to Killishee boosting profits beyond expectations.

New Royal Canal Company Reyal Canal Company Aia Directors General of Inland Navigation Royal Car Company Uoon Dublin Mullingar Ballymahon Geo. NL Newcastle Killishee Biare Ompany

Royal Canal dividend deferred amid repairs and accounts

The Royal Canal Board of Control recommends delaying any dividend from the Royal Canal Company until repairs funded. Directors report funds already set aside cover required works, and a six shillings eight pence per hundred stock dividend is proposed from profits. Lord Lieutenant disapproves the dividend, but the Board of Control finds the accounts fairly stated and clearly drawn.

Eaid Company Royal Canal Robert Smyru Terence DoLan Paul SavaGeg John Joseph Scanlan Virke Guainbad Ere Wrap Epward Monany Joan Keury Royal Canal House Broadstone Dublin Castle Royal Canal Board of Control W. Grecory Board of Controul

FIRST DSIGHT INFANTRY FORMATION AND LANCERS COMMENTS

General D Evereux's Legion forms the First Dsight Infantry under Colonel Power with experienced officers. poised to be a premier Patriot Service unit. The First Rifle Regiment of D Evengux's Leniah has embarked, while The First Lancers under Colonel Aylmer awaits additional officers and men.

Dsight Power 2Th Foot Light Infantry D’evengux Leniah Lancers Aylmer Dub

Spurious coin seized in Derrybeg boxes. bank claim concerns arise

Provincial intelligence reports Westy of Newry seizing a quantity of spurious ten in two vessels hidden in a boxed container at Mr Craig’s house in Derrybeg Down. Newry Telegraph notes the Newry Bank trustees received a letter from law agents about unclaimed sums after bank stoppage, uncertain amounts. A woman named Searigh, calling herself, was arrested in Canal Street for robbing John Macartney of Belfast in a servant role, with plate, apparel, and linen stolen.

Westy Newry Craig Derrybeg Down Newry Bank Hd Law Searigh Canal Street George Whampeon Bridewell John Macartney Byg Belfast

Munster and Leinster Circuits Dates Announced

Information lists the Munster Circuit starting July 19 with Chief Baron and Baron Smith, and the Leinster Circuit beginning July 26 at Wicklow with Judges Daly, McClelland, Jebb, and the Solicitor General. Clonmel Ades set for August 16. Mention of the General Synod at Ulster in Belfast and a meeting in Deny on July 6. A humorous Southwark rector dinner honors, and a Norfolk pedestrian Crisp abandons a 16 day walk after six days due to rain and injury. nearly 8,000 pounds lost in a wager match.

Munster Baron Smith Leinster Wicklow Clonmel Daly Baron McClelland Jebb Sulicine Bodges Conmright Mignsgs Synop Lthe Ulster Belfast Henry Montgomery Presbyterian Sv of Ireland Seceders Deny Dames Rentoul Kay Southwark Cumberlaind Gardens Robert Wilson Francis Burdett Sapire Westmnsters Crisp Norfolk Barclaye Ipswich London Straford

Baptism of Princess Alexandrina Victoria at St James Palace

Thursday private christening of the infant princess Alexandrina Victoria at Kennington Palace with Archbishop of Canterbury and Bishop of London officiating. Sponsors include the Regent, Emperor Alexander, Queen Dowager of Württemberg, and other royals. A royal banquet followed with a large procession of nobles and diplomats in attendance.

Prittcens Juke Kent Kennington Palace Tower London Hare Roy James's Palace Mash Lord Chamberlain Iloyat Prince Tegent B. Bloomfield Duke of Kent Canterbury Holvac Djesty Chapel Royal Alexandrina Victoria Emperor Alesander Duke of York Princess Augusta Duchess Dowager of Mademoiselle Sibbald Duchess of York Duke of Sussex Prince Leopold Count Lieven Barton de Just Salisbury Baron Hardenbrooke Addenbroke Robert Gardiner Wetherall Moora Conroy Wilsot

Army List of British Officers in Foreign Service 1819

A dated 1819 roster listing British officers employed by foreign states under various ranks and services. Names span Beresford, Campbell, Browne, Hill, Armstrong, and many others across Spain Holland Naples and the Pontueau Guyenat, with divisions including Masons Carratns and Durnty. It notes service in Spain Holland and Naples and cites April June 1819.

His Majesty's Pontueau Guyenat Lord Beresford John Wilson Archibald Campbell John Buchan Maxwell Grant William Cox Charles Sutton John Campbell Gustavus Browne George Elder Michael M‘creagh Henry Watson Richard Armstrong Charles Ashwort Henry Pyn Donald M‘neill Alexander Anderson Robert John Harvey Kenneth *Nodgross Isaac Henry Hewett George William Paty John Prior Thomas St. Clair Peter Adamada John Austin Bryan O'Toole D. St Leger Hill E. EK. Williams G. I. Zubleze Nicholas Trant John Macdonald Benjamin Sullivan Cassius Mathew Clunchy Jobn Rott Ralph Ousely Carratns Edward Knight William Charters Sir Frederick Watson Benjamin Qriantho Jones Thomas’ Neill Edward Brackenbury Thomas Beacake Robert Ray J. Maher Janes Johnstone Thomas Coz William Gordon William Cotter B. V. Dering Charles Marimilliam Thomas Western Robert Macintosh Walter Hospitats Augustus West Starr Stagroys William Wyan Frederick Jebb John Clark Barry Spain Philip Keating Roche Capain John Clarke John Downie Nether Ands Jains Trojed APLES Richard Church

Destruction of Meseits Blaze Destroys London Printery

A fire at Bensley and Son printing offices on Fleet Street destroyed the premises and vast stock, with flames spreading to nearby houses and affecting Gouphs Square properties. Steam engines powering two printing machines were blamed, while Mr Alderaan Wood organized aid, and no lives were lost.

Fink Bensley and Son Boltcourt Fleet Street London Bensley, Sen Phe Thanes Gouph's Square Mescars. Smith and Co Erin Mime O'Vlook Alderaan Wood

National Medals Series praised for fine arts appeal

The Grand Series of National Medals, praised for elegance and merit, records in detail the captivity of Napoleon and Paris occupation by the Allies. Proprietor Mr. Madie invested heavily. anticipation of national encouragement and library-worthy appeal across the British Empire. Alderman West acts as Dublin agent for disposal.

Charles U Piis Napoleon Paris Madie Alderman West Dublin

Conditional order in Dixon Bonner case denied absolute

In the king's bench law report Jane Bonner against Dixon, Captain Bonner sought a conditional order for a criminal information after a hostile letter accusing Dixon of debt evasion. Dixon, a woollen draper, claimed money from Bonner. negotiations and an apology via Dixon's brother followed, with Bonner insisting on a release of the claim. The court refused to make the rule absolute and declined to grant costs to the challenger, noting the nasty appearance of the proceedings.

Oy Court OF King's Bench Faibay Jane BS Bonner Dixon Géorp R. GoloLd Westmorland Street Diet Avid Edgé Mr. Dixon Borner Gootp Blackdurne Hts Custon

Dublin Police Handkerchief Theft and Robbery Cases

In Dublin at Newgate District a jailed thief sues two months as a rogue and street walker for stealing a silk handkerchief from a guard. Graham pursues a note case against Browne, deemed a farmer from Fermanagh, with witnesses and remand for further inquiry. Michael Cavannagh faces college treat charges for burglary with three others in Baltingliss, ringsend, escaping before capture as Peace Officers pursue him to Prishtown. remanded for more witnesses.

Ahadow Sand Migistrates SiAntrahain John Browne Graham Duncannon Pyrene Dublin Browne Rother Fermanagh Graheim Michael Cavannagh Sath Gus Bol Keogh Baltingliss County Wichtow Perris Tral Fa Wrecklow Keogh Campbell Murphy Cavannay Prishtown Baltingtasa

Tope Names Archduke Rudolph Archbishop and Cardinal

Accounts from Rose state that the Tope has elevated Archduke Rudolph of Austria to Archbishop and Cardinal under the title of Saint Peter in Menterio, confirming a high ecclesiastical promotion.

Fran Rose Archduke Rudolph Austria St. Pietre Menterio

Bellewstown Race Meeting Details and Entries

The Bellewstown event lists numerous horses and owners, with ages from four to six years and weights around 7st 7lb. Entries include Mr. Murdock Altamont, Mr. Harding Brow Hilly, Mr. Elwood Noxgene, and others, with heats and stakes of five guineas and £50 added. The report notes a mishap in the second heat and describes a bustling scene with a large social gathering and fashion.

Bellewst Murdock Altamont Battersby Peter Gnassway Goce Cave Harding Hilly M-Evoy Elwood Goseph Iriah Kwan H. Altmone Vaudeleur Senate Telimidtsd Mawsrds Gossun Beriram Salez Thero Rediund James J.olson Ralti

Dublin Markets Report From The Dublin Corn Exchange

Market reports show grain supply small with wheat and feed prices up. Prices vary across Waterford Limerick Sligo Clonmel Drogheda Carlow and Castlebar with wheat flour barley oatmeal potatoes butter beef and mutton listed by bar or stone and measured per cwt or per weight unit.

Dublin Corn Exchange Waterford Bargley Brditia Perth Castlebar Jean Sligo Jus Beef Perth Carlow, Jane &G Uon Multan Clonmel Jona

Marriages and Deaths Highlight Irish Local Notices

A jumble of wedding announcements from Dublin and surrounding counties details numerous marriages including Mr Jobin Waring to Mrs Sarah Haterbion and John Irwin to Jane Staples, plus extended notices of deaths such as Miss Frances Burleigh of Appledurcombe and Mrs Frances Garrett. The piece notes social commentary on the era and mentions the late Rev. Jepheon and various family connections.

Birtus R. Peel Jobriwon Portaferry Aida T. Mexwell Keetes Andrew Campbell Ardtrea Stewartstosra Mary Nine J. Campbell Charles-otrret Franses Garrett Peter Geren Cutoh North Steand Diodeam Thomas Archat Chad Degleet Albis Havenswell County of Dublia Juba Gage Lechy Springfeld Newtownards Alexander Janes McNiack Peestylterimu Mis Wieter Woo Ucycrioieticg

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