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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Mar 29, 1817

Page

2

German patriot’s strange octavo on history and language

A review discusses Mr. P. oY. Muniera’s octavo titled a blog write of History. The author supposedly traces primeval Germany, the rise of Latin, and secession to France and Italy. The piece notes lavish claims about Austria, Homer, Virgil, and Virgil as a Catholic, with mixed praise and warning of mental derangement.

P. Oy Muniera Dusseldart Uicre Awetria Italy France Germany Aeneas Cresar Hercules Homer Virgil Muller Christ Austria

Romeo and Juliet tale traced to Verona history

The piece argues Shakespeare drew on Girolamo della Corte’s 1594 Verona history. It recounts a young Romeo Montecchi and Juliet Cappelletti meeting at a Carnival ball, their mutual attraction, and the early, delicate steps of their ill-fated romance amid family enmity.

Shakspeare Girolamo Della Carte A. D Shackspeare Romeo Juliet Della Corte Signor Bartolomeo Verona Montecchi Capelletti M. Antonio Ciperetto Montecchio Bach Rueo Dover M. Marcnrio M. Antoni Caselletto Romeo Alontecchia Ote

Verona tragedy retold through Friar Lonardo and the Montagues

A Verona tale recounts Romeo and Juliet secretly wedding with Friar Lonardo as adviser. After a fatal duel, Romeo flees to Mantua while Juliet feigns death to escape an arranged marriage. Miscommunication and poison lead to both lovers’ deaths, prompting a public burial and reflection on Shakespearean parallels.

Lonardo Reggio St Francis Romeo Juhier Montecchi Verona Signor Bartolomeo Juliet St. Francesca Cittadella Capelletti Bensiri Castel Vecchio Tebalde Mantua Lonarde St. Francis Church of Lenarda Lumes Menaage Roweo Lonardy Signor Bartofoneo Flore Locardo Ronco Dodiva Capellani Baldiero Girolamo Della Corte Shakspeare Heculus Bartolomes Seali Marcurig Juliet Sret Juliet Sret Danced With, the Muet Paris Marcurio Mercutio

Shakespearean Echoes in Verona Juliet Tote City Visit

Reader notes compare Della Corte's Italian history with Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Describes Mantua messengers, Friar Lawrence, and Juliet’s fate, then tours San Francesco in Cittadella, the tomb of Juliet, and the Verona site. Reflections on Shakespeare's genius and poetic homage follow with Latinized verse in praise of Juliet.

Della Corte Balthasar Jolm Lonardo Romeo Mantua Montague Schlegel Juliet Verona Mui Shakespeare le Due Verre Cicerone Capelletti Bra Sanfrancesco Cittadella Juicer Foller Shakapeare

Greer brothers convicted in Churchtambler murder

Carrickfergus Assizes March 94. John and Robert Greer found guilty of murdering Archibald Greer at Churchtambler on April 20. John feloniously wounded the victim with a hatchet, causing death, with Robert aiding. Both await execution after a lengthy trial that ran from ten to six.

Carrickfergus Assizes Tatat von Muavre dJosn Greer Robert Greer Archibald Greer Farher Churchtambler Jobn Robert Baron M'Crennann

Bedfordshire Assizes Verdict In Abominable Conspiracy Case

The King prosecutes Rev Robert Woodward and his daughters Susannah Woodward and Sarah Woodward for conspiring to falsely accuse James Harris of rape. Harris was acquitted earlier. the jury found all defendants guilty. Judge Barry Graham condemned Woodward to two years and his daughters to one year each in Bedford Gaol. Woodward appeared about fifty. Susannah described as fair, Sarah younger with mild features.

James Harris Susanna Sarah Woowhard Arraigny Susannah Woodward Wm. Hooper James Harrin Barry Graham Efe Church of England Robert Woodward Beddard Sarah Sayanah Woodward Susannah

Parliamentary Papers on Foreign Linens Imports and Yarn

Reported imports show 220 722 wll of foreign linens last year with about half warehoused. Damask and diaper total 20 454 with 16 000 warehoused. Cambrica and dawns 38 578 with 45 000 warehoused. Yarn imports to Great Britain 1816 1817 show 9 604 25 and Irish new yarn 1416 to 1817 totals.

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Imprisoned Muse at Ferrara in Tasso’s Shadow

A fragmentary poetic panorama of Ferrara and the Tasso mythic realm. The speaker, Mirthless and mournful, recalls urban spires, deserted squares, and a prisonlike ward where charity binds the wretched. The verses evoke Torquato Tasso, Aminta, and celestial choirs as they contemplate grief, art, and divine inspiration amid decay.

Ferrara Incido Mara Wits Cerberus Uidin Este

Prince Regent appoints officers and staff changes in armed forces

From the London Gazette March 22 the Prince Regent names War, Bart Errol as commissary and assigns roles across the 2d Foot and other regiments. Promotions include Lieut Mackay as Adjutant and Capt Willian Stewart as Major by purchase. several lieutenants promoted, enjoin purchases, and hospital staff appointments. Parliamentary papers note Mr Canning’s ambassadorial allowance adjustments and net receipts near 12,000 pounds for 1815.

2D Regiment of Foot T. P. Warren West India Regiment Prenderpam Mackay Horner Willian Stewart Purchase Hawker G. Teulon Stewart E. C. Coila W. Coningham F. Aubin Rubin §Ton Peel Liewt Boot H.hamilson London Lisbon House of Commons Canning Hou

Appeal to Humanity for Widow and Orphans

A widow of a captain in the Commissariat Department, who died recently, leaves ten orphans with no funds for support. Citizens are urged to provide aid. subscriptions may be sent to L. H. Thomas at No 7 Upper Gardiner Street, who will collect contributions. The late officer was a respected citizen and Freemason.

Commissariat Department Guild of Merchants L. H. Thomas Upper Gardiner-street

Dublin 3 Advertising Rates and Subscriptions

Printed for the Proprietors at their Office in Parliament Street Dublin with subscription options in advance for twelve months six months and four months and monthly terms. Advertising agents Newton and Lu Warwick Square London and J Wyte 39 Fleet Street London plus Mr Annan Tayton Surry and Co in Edinburgh serve as English and Scottish agents for the Dublin County newspaper and adverts office.

Dublin Parliament Biren Towa Measra Newton & Lu Nu. A Warwick-square J. Wyte Bleet London Ammna Tayton

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