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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 25, 1817
Page
2
The report notes the final time the Post Office can accept an Ewnine Prent, highlighting a tight deadline and potential implications for ongoing operations. Official sources emphasize precise timing and clarify processing steps to ensure proper handling.
The London Journals arrive with debates among Parliament about Bona-Parti Jewish treatment and release of documents. Continent unrest, Latin American independence, and European power politics are analyzed with caution on British policy and the China embassy venture.
Speculations on funds and the economy offer thoughts on the subject. The author asserts supply meets demand and cites the wartime money market to illustrate this proposition, noting the clear proof amid the recent financial conditions.
The article analyzes wartime money flow from savings and capital to fund government needs. It notes high premiums on government debt, exhaustion of money markets, and continued fund rises as capital imprudently expands. Peace may curb demand, reallocate funds, and gradually ease distress by restoring capital.
Reports from Calcutta say letters from the Marquis of Hastings claim the Emperor of China is satisfied with the explanation of the attack on the Nenaul territory. The piece notes possible deception, surveys, and a mission aboard the Lyra, with mandarins ready to oppose reform, and hints at a wider prospect of European influence if conflict arises.
Journal notes Aug 4 accounts of Kwang Tajin and Yin Tajin visiting the embassy aboard with gifts, the legate seeking to limit attendants, and discussions on Autow rites. Weather delays landing and shore viewing reveal poverty and rough accommodations, with European religious image observed aboard and a mystic explanation of divine perfection.
Yesterday sennight marked the St Patrick Benevolent Society anniversary in the City of London. About 30 persons attended a seven o clock dinner with Lord Nerengi chairing joined by the Marquis of Headfort and others. Toasts praised the Prince Regent and the Society, medals were given to children, funds announced as collected, and the gathering closed with toasts and lively speech, ending around eleven.
A rash of foreign dispatches describes a Hillsop company officer murdered in West Northwest events, a privateer under Captain La Maivin arriving at Galveston, and Royalist forces under Victoria defeated with prisoners and loot. Also referenced are a London report on Mr Cobbetts pursuit, Paris fashion notes, and pirate actions near Boquilla de Piedras.
The notice records the death of John Neshier Evy aged 69 in Piccadilly London with remarks on his parliamentary service and local esteem. It then reports quiet wheat markets, price shifts for flour oats and barley, and a Dublin abstract of weekly corn and meat quantities with pricing, plus advertising office details and agents.
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