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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 14, 1819
Page
2
A colonial era review chronicles Abraham Salamé as translator for Lord Exmouth during the 1816 bombardment of Algiers. It praises Salamé’s linguistic skill, details the pirate stronghold assault, describes the dramatic naval maneuvers and the heroic endurance of English sailors, and recounts the dramatic slave liberation that followed.
An 18th century extract details slave liberation totals, transport routes, and captures by Admiral Lord Exmouth. It lists numbers freed, ships involved, and destinations like Naples and Malta. A concluding passage waxes about English women and national character, praising sincerity and condemning affectation.
Law report from Faipay May 7 detailing a waste action over Glennagown property. Proceedings cover building destruction, timber removal, and damages claimed 5004 from the defendant with a 162 verdict and postponed judgment. Also notes on Edward Byrne v Ellis and Beauchamp v Stamer, with landlord distress, notice issues, tenancy at will dispute, and trial outcomes.
Wheat supply was large in May at London Downa Exchange pressing prices. Prices declined to per gr. as buyers appeared. Barley held steady with foreign demand dampened. Oats fell but fine varieties sold, with daily rates given. Average quarterly prices for corn, barley, oats and beans listed with figures.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Dublin printed notice listing propriete at Parliament rect and dates for annual aphocriy, four months and thre dates. It mentions sums like £1 and £4 and months referenced as 4 Bh. The readable entities include Aree sepinenin Subecripliine and EY fe, with unclear context. The item appears to be an old property or lease notice with monetary amounts and periods.
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