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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 10, 1820

Page

2

Goverment conduct amid 1810s naval diplomacy and Crown finances

In this excerpt Parliament debates the conduct of government during the war era. Topics include embargoes on Danish Swedish and Russian ships, Nelsons Copenhagen victory, Russia’s upheaval, prize money from Spanish prizes, the civil list and funds since 1816, and Broughams opposition to changes in royal patronage and accountability. The discussion encompasses the crown's finances, parliamentary control, and potential war risks, with references to naval prizes and ministerial accountability.

Porta Lord Nelson Copenhagen Russia J. Yorke Souchong Congo Sir J William Smith Bengoe Bathurst Admiralty Sid Broughan Crown C. Robinson W. Svott Wattell Nelvon Paul Ceming United States Great Britain United States of America Mr. B France Holland Munroe Munroe. Aheer,reavy, Deer. the Right Hon. Gemt. Hac House of Commone Seeoet Hoo Fon Aimiler Doe

Auction of Fine Real Fools French and Dresden China

W Bennett offers a sale at Lower Sackville Street on Wednesday May 16 featuring a large collection of porcelain including French and Dresden patterns. Items include dinner services breakfast sets glassware and a variety of china and goblets. Proceeds directed to sales by the Proprietors with no reserve. Auction house orders for valuations noted at Loyal Exchange.

Vane China Imperial Nytt Bennett Ametion de Koust Sackville‘street Wednesdak Earl Sueteeding Daya Tee Palle Dresden England Aleo A W. Bennett Loyel Exchange

Subscribing to Our Postal Practice and Money Handling

The letter discusses subscriber practices of sending half of Gutteshote in one mail and the rest in another, noting four months’ endscription. It explains postage costs, 5 percent postmaster orders, and reduced robbery risk, recommending subscribers transmit orders via postmaster or send money orders.

Coronation Set For Tuesday August Next

The Goodian London Sunday Paper reports a cabinet meeting where the coronation of his Majesty was decided for Tuesday August next and orders have been issued accordingly.

Goodian London Sunday

Parliamentary Proceedings on Civil List Debate in Commons

In the House of Commons Mr Brougham moved to seize crown funds tied to the civil list and admiralty arguing the Crown holds no separate property to fund piracy clearance and that such sums tempt improper conduct or war. Canning favored regular annual accounts, the motion failed 145 to 778. A select committee on the civil list may be asked Monday.

Hlenalary Wyan Brougham Ani ‘House Droits of Admiralty J. Abercrombie Johia Alien Viscount Althorp Rir Davydd Ricardy Sir M. Ridley A. Robarts G. Robarts G. Hobitson W. Rowley C. E. Rumbald Gord G. W. Russell Lord John Russell R. G. Arnsell William Rickford Hon. R. Smith Samuel Smith John Smith Geo, Smith Robert Smith Wm. Smith James Scarlett Robi. Scudamore Karl Sefton Lord Stanley Lord J. Stuart Pan. Lykus A. Spurrier J. Scott Marquis Tavintock M. A. ‘Naylor W. Taylor Right Hon George Tierney J. H. ‘Tremayne Lord É. Towend I. Ashley Warre Edward Webbe CC. Western Whitbread House OF Commons Parmanent Juan Pillay Eadvad Turatay Ce J. Dyn Cl. Dum. Com Crown Admiralty Lord Coke Lord Clarendon Move J. Mackintosh Tierney Macdonald

Report on Ministers Emancipation Cabinet Moor in doubt

A late Monday circulation reports from Lord Castlereagh and Lord Fingal about Catholic Emancipation forming a cabinet measure, with ministers debating the issue. Lord Cadlereagh suffers multiple injuries and may be confined to his room for days as Paris gossip swirls around Queen Caroline’s departure and state hospitality.

Kats Iatter Lord Castlereagh Grnttan Lord Fingal Trop Lord Cadlereagh Paris Pesere Caroline England Enyland Najest George IV Ixas Gourd Dr Ashington Trinity College Wanon Tursday Inike University of Cambridge

Journal of General English Returns to Margaritta

Letters from Margaritta reveal a planned expedition and a grand ball hosted by Government in honor of General English. Capt. Paraona’s diary recounts the siege, a monument to the General, and daily life among officers, carpenters, and merchants as the crew anticipates sailing toward St Thomas and confronting Spanish forces.

Columbia Parsons Margaritta General English Barcelona Cumana Cubana English de Camp Paraona Ware Admiral Brien Richards Misa Clementi General Clementi London Dublin Ida Bethe Aca Cal. Monitillo St. Thomas Ornonko

New Lord Mayor Election in William Street

The Corporation resists the Lord Chancellor’s recommendation to agree and votes on the new Chief Magistrate. The day’s events include a potential contest, echoing recent City Assembly House tensions. An Irish Catholic Condolence and Congratulations Address to the King will be presented at the Levee by the Earl of Fingali.

William-Street Ireland Earl of Fingali

Market Receipts in Dublin May 5 Flour and Wheat Rates

From Ames Riddall clerk of the current table. Receipts show wheat at 458 per barrow weight, flour at various rates, barley at 2, 352 per bar, oats at 14 st 4, 082, and meal at GO percent. Bread price this week listed. Bakers bought barrels of wheat and flour quantities noted.

Dublin Sid Ames Riddall

Currency reforms and coin circulation debate in London and Europe

The article discusses monetary reforms including new coin and bullion practices, the push toward a universal European standard, and improved mint operations. It notes movements toward faster remittances, the move to specie, and weight regulations for sovereigns, with stock market stability and July account activity mentioned.

Bambargh London Europe Perea Binbie

Catholic Meeting Adjourned Until Saturday at 3:30

The meeting of Catholic Gentlemen at Darcy's adjourned without business and will reconvene Saturday at 3 30 for final arrangements for the Abrogate Meeting on Tuesday the 16th inst.

Darcy's

Wretched Pertons and Local Tradesmen Across a Turbulent Week

The report mentions George Edwards a plaster modeller who kept a shop in Bioz last year, George Webb Hallow elected secretary to the haggish hoard of agriculture in place of Arthur Young, and Royal Surgeon Mr Goodwin promoting the French system of horse sharing with lameness claims. Nesbit in Maidstone is connected to a murder charge involving Mr Parker and a homekeeper. Guilford transport sails for New South Wales with 200 convicts, while births are noted on Beclea Street belonging to Cuthbert Eccles.

George Edwards Bioz George Webb Hallow Sneed Park Cristol Arthur Young Goodwin Soodsin Nesbit Maidstone Parker Woolwich Guilford Transport Dolvaxtun Haring New South Wales Cork

Dublin Advertising and Subscription Rates Listed

Printed for the Proprietor at the Office 43 Partianenk pit. Advertisements with Subscriptions received. Annual subscriptions three pounds four pence. Six months two pounds thirteen and four pence. Three months one pound. Advertisements also received by J. K. Downaran and Co at the General Advertising Office 4 Lower Sackville Street Dublin. Messrs Newton & Co 5 Warwick Street Warwick Square Mr D White 3 Fleet Street London and J Th Smith Hines Square Edinburgh are the English and Scotch Agents.

Dublin Partianenk Pit J. K

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