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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 10, 1819
Page
1
A fragmented OCR page lists various stock rates and debentures with per cent figures and denominations. It also mentions a civic notice about residents to attend a meeting and provide names for camp officers and attendants.
The House adjourned a debate in a Committee of Supply over civil continuations and defraying charges. Ministers argued for estimates and further papers while critics pressed examination and restraint on spending, with motions and votes withdrawn or deferred to Monday.
The Dublin Journal summarizes parliamentary proceedings with debates on the vote of thanks to the Marquis of Hastings and the Army in India. It notes a fuller report on Rice's Petition, evidence before the Committee, and a forthcoming motion on Bank of England balances. Lord Palmerston hints at military estimates and new oath requirements for officers on half pay, aiming to ensure veterans are properly remunerated and pension costs reduced.
From Valencia comes word eight individuals seized and hundreds more potentially implicated in a broad conspiracy. A Madrid letter dated February reports heightened government vigilance linked to the Yugi expedition and warns Spain faces banditry and saboteurs as tensions with Portugal rise. The correspondent suggests a peaceful accord may falter. Spanish forces are readied to suppress unrest and reestablish order across the peninsula.
Fragmented report covers Ferdinand's tariff policy shifts in Spain and British goods through Gibraltar, plus French parliamentary debate on election law. It notes stock price movements in Paris, Chamber of Peers proceedings, and a legal case on civil marriage and deportation. Names include Rishebourg, Lanjamnain, de Caze, Maiseville, Lafitte, and Moniteur references.
The Congress discussed the Seminole War, the conduct of General Jackson, and a resolution on laws in force at St Marks and Pensacola. The Treasury and War Secretaries reported on revenue, imposts, and counter-smuggling measures. Debates covered recognition of foreign agents and consular appointments amid independence questions in South America.
Private letters from Lima recount great alarm over preparations for an attack by the Parrigta near Cadiz. Rich inhabitants sail for the smother country with valuables, fearing capture. authorities press measures while natives draw conclusions. The Principal Squadron under Yor Cochrane may bring decisive action against Lina.
Intelligence from Batavia reports the Dutch king aims to lower provisioning costs by relaxing import restrictions, signaling a release of imports of bullocks. Private letters from Amsterdam note two Dutch warships arriving with reinforcements, raising expectations that disturbances in the Dutch Settlement may be quelled and tranquility restored.
The Newry Borough election was held at the Marked-house Bent-street. John Melsing proposed the representative with Mr Needham elected after support from Drants Caul-Geld and others. A gathering of attendees formed a toast at six o clock and stewards listed included John Melting and others. Died friends and celebrants praised the talents of the new member as the event concluded with harmony and a notable display of respect.
A meeting discussed relief for Irish Catholics facing disabilities and sought to present a petition to Parliament. Speakers, including Protestant and Catholic figures, urged unity and temperance, praising early reforms while opposing anti Catholic measures at home. The motion passed unanimously with Rev. De Asten guiding the process toward Parliament.
The text notes that those involved with Tactics and Gentlemen are to attend the Druvtay Roam on March IHh at the Castle at Eight o'clock in the evening The Ex Rimpress Marin Lousin left Parma to Verona to meet her father tie Eye per of Austria The Eusporur had reached Awe burgh on the 24d ult.
A Caledonian pamphlet criticizes Irish affairs and cites revenue comparisons to argue Scotland deserves more representation. The piece attacks Irish MPs as venal and lampoons Irish behavior, sparking a defensive, conciliatory reply urging unity and condemning sectarian hostility between the United Kingdom's peoples.
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