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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 22, 1817

Page

3

On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation

A critical summary of Ricardian theory on the division of the produce among land proprietors, capital holders, and laborers under rent, profit, and wages. It outlines value, exchange value, and the effects of labor quantity on the price and distribution of goods, noting wage rises affect profits and cross-country capital movement under unrestricted trade.

David Ricardo Ricardo Dr. Smith Hig Wen Ricarto Britain Greece Sicarcvo

Princess of Wales voyage amid court strife and intrigue

The article outlines letters and documents from 1814-1815 asserting the Princess of Wales left England by her own plan to restore peace with the Prince Regent. It details her travels through Hamburg, Brunswick, Italy, Genoa, and Elba, her English retinue issues, distrust of Englishmen abroad, and a concealed private secretary. It also notes plots against her, an assassination-like incident in Genoa, and a later report of antique tomb discoveries near Bourdeaux and Paris with museum acquisitions.

Isle England Princesa Lord Liverpool Colim Mr. Wiitbread Air Brougham Princess of Wales Prives Whithread Bee Nur Fogland Chircotte Hamburga Brunswick Count Someton London Prince Italy Countess Olid Cremona Miocenti Schiavani Khonmassia Pergamia Kmoytatinan Mane Haunaum Chamberlin Per Wand Keight Malta Pine Lake of Como Countess of Ping Benetis Biron Thomasin Count Sauran Baran Hannatin Challege Genoa Alyra Schiavini Holy Land Genou Elba St. Medard Deyland Bourdeaux Paris Diana Endymion Cupil Venus Juno Minerva Mercury Apollo Dina Atic Poneias Bacchus Aariadne Antiquity Amle Staphiadus Erigene Propes Pan Silenus Gort Phistumb Ariadne Priapus Parisj Bomrarde Pesrou’s Vouilleries Rieu

Princess Travels and Liberates Slaves Across Lands

The princess toured thence to Sicily Barbary and Palestine visiting Serasstem Athens and more where she was greeted with rank honours. Scholars aided her in collecting antiquities and she freed several slaves at Tunis. Written life of the princess is to reveal new light on obscure facts.

Sicily Barbary Palestine Serasstem Athens Amd Tunis Tron Aremburg

High Treason at Trial of Four Prisoners in Court by Habeas Corpus

The Attorney General Samuel Shepherd presents four named prisoners Arthur Tnis thewood James Watson the elder Richard Hooper and Thomas Preston brought from the Tower by Habeas Corpus to plead to treason charges. They enter the bar behind the Kings Counsel and exchange greetings as they await proceedings. Attitudes and clothing noted, with the Marquis Hastings Governor of the Poor’s return read amid motions by the Attorney General.

Samuel Shepherd Arthur Tnisthewood James Watson the Elder Richard Hooper Thomas Preston Tower Kings Counsel Chistlewoods Watson Hooper Preston Hoover Thistlewood Salor Marquis Hastings Attorner-Genecai Lord Eilenborough Lord Ellenborough James Watson Elder James Preston Lord Elkenborough

Trial of the Tolllawa prisoners before Lord Ellenborough

The proceedings show Lords Ellenborough and the Attorney General addressing prisoners named Wat son Preston and Hooper. They plead not guilty, request counsel, and await trial as they are remanded to the Tower. The court fixes June 9 for the trial and warns against discussing the evidence.

Lord Ellenborough Fran Watson Whistlewood Lord Edenborough Harmer Preston

Widow of Signor Urbani appeal for aid in destitution

A distressed widow of Signor Urbani faces destitution after his death. A concert is proposed to raise a fund for her subsistence or return to Italy, with the Richmond Institution urged to seek public support. Donations from Joseph Goff, Captain Savior, Rev. J. Pomeroy, and the Lord Bishop of Derry are noted amid rising bread prices and local concerns.

Signor Urbani Italy Richmond Institution Joseph Goff J. Pomeroy Derry

Classified ad rates and agents for the Moptim Juvanac

The notice lists subscription prices in advance for Dublin and country readers, with options for twelve months to four months and varying currencies. It names Newton & Co at Warwick-square, J Wurts at Fleet Street London, and James Tayvcog Smith Co in Edinburgh as English and Scotch agents for the Moptim Juvanac.

Dublin Parliament Street Messrs. Newton & Co Warwick-square J.wurts Fleet-street London James Tayvcog Smith

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