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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 30, 1789
Page
2
Berlin May 9. His Prussian Majesty having moved yesterday from Potsdam to Charlottenburg inspects the infantry of this garrison early today and will inspect the cavalry tomorrow before returning to Sans-Souci to continue the season's military exercises. General reviews remain fixed everywhere as usual.
Foreign intelligence from Copenhagen notes the Empress of Roffia with Baron de Krodner presiding over anti incendiarist actions in the port city. The Russian court reportedly grants 3600 crowns to Irishwoman Taffe for uncovering conspirators. report mentions Turkish losses in a battle near Angtolla, and Emperor’s illness after a Cabinet gathering.
London May 26 reports that the Queen, Princesses Augusta Elisabeth and other royals travel from Windsor to Kew Public before returning for the Drawing Room at St James's on the 4th. Armistice talks between Sweden and Denmark extend six months, while a London scandal links a clergyman to a highway robbery. A Daubigny's Club circular from Col. Lenox seeks recollections of any expressions tied to a rumored inquiry into royal remarks.
The dispatch notes slow progress in political changes and outlines a large Russian naval buildup at Oczakow with ships, frigates, and galleys to join at Schastopole. It mentions bankruptcies in Béance, a courtroom confidence in Barrington, royal gifts to charter schools, and grand galas planned by the French ambassador and Royal Family.
Counsel argued the appeal by Francis Hay against Robert Hay over a zonal estate in North Britain. Lord Advocate and Sir John Scott represented the appellant while Hate and White spoke for the respondent. After three hours of pleadings the Lord Chancellor deferred final adjudication and the matter was adjourned.
Lord George Cavendish presents report on canal bill from Cromford to Langley Bridge in Derbyshire. The House divides on receiving the report, report received, bill ordered to be engrossed. Westminster Annuity bill recommittment deferred. Mr Popham plans early in the session to move for leave to bring a bill regulating the poor laws while pledging to adhere to the old model. Mr W Smith seeks slave trade ship counts. motions revised for clarity and agreed. Adjourned.
RICES of STOCKS this day at two o'clock May 26 listing various securities with prices per cent and fractions including India stock, A stock, Annuita, bonds, and exchequer bills. Other entries show old and new annuities, government securities, Navy stocks, and related lot or tick references with quoted values.
OCR text fragment from Dublin contains garbled names and phrases making it impossible to identify persons, places, or a coherent event. Preserved readable tokens include references to Dublin and personal names, but the overall content is indecipherable.
A historical notice describes various events and society items in Dublin. It mentions prices for hams, a royal restoration anniversary, a Dorset yacht voyage, Whitsunday plans, a baracks riot, scholarships at Trinity College, a treason charge in Fermanagh, and the arrival of Mile Farren to Dublin Theatre boosted by benefactor Daly.
An ornate report praises a charity concert featuring Ania the Irish Mie Caddien and a lineup of performers and clergy. It extols the directors including the Architfap and Rev. Az Alldt for tireless care, lauds Mr Ane on flute, and notes Dr Doyle and Mr Guinness delivering commendable performances. A Meath Hospital donation is acknowledged, while a Pimlico clothier Mr Thomas Winmoth is mourned.
A scrambled 19th century postal and shipping fragment lists names like Charlemont Liverpool and Dartmouth, with items including packets and vessels. Mentions merchants Belfat Welsels and Belfast, with scattered vessel names and trade terms. The legible parts point to maritime activity and goods movement but lack coherent events or dates.
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