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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 31, 1822
Page
5
The speaker expresses gratitude for the respectful attentions shown and urges continued unity and cultivation of virtue. He notes a hopeful future address to all and extends wishes for happiness in this life and the life to come, echoing religious charity and education for the poor.
A distant famine and fever plague Ireland as affluent subscribers in Britain and Ireland are urged to fund immediate relief. The appeal targets Protestants, judges, lawyers, officials, merchants, Freemasons, and parish communities to donate generously to avert further hunger, typhus, and depopulation, with government aid noted and local meetings organized in Limerick, Cork, Kerry, and Dublin.
The article details a Lisbon plot to overthrow the constitutional system and the government’s response. It notes the suspension of habeas corpus being sought, the arrest of 28 individuals, private examinations, and the determination that six should be expelled from the kingdom. The alleged conspirators are described as low-stationed persons, with the plan limited to a small social circle.
Reports from Madrid cite plots against the Spanish constitution with the Cortes moving to impeach Morillo amid alleged ministerial treachery. Tarragona unrest and Servile faction troubles raise fears of a broader insurrection as Paris journals warn of counter revolutions and Madrid turmoil.
Reports from South America recount San Martin with Lord Cochrane’s fleet advancing against Peru and a provisional charter declaring Peru independent with San Martin as Protector. Fragmented dispatches note uprisings in coastal towns, clashes with property damage, and rising anxiety over continued loyalties amid naval and military commitments.
Detailed civil and naval exchanges describe a trade halt and Chinese response after a clash near Lin-tin involving British ships. Reports cite Chinese authority orders at Macao, losses aboard Vopaze crew, and potential redress negotiations as Canton and Lin-tin inquiries unfold.
A damaged text fragment describes Captain Richardson and a Viceroy relationship, referencing an American sailor in an American ship facing execution. It mentions negotiations, delays, and the potential dispatch of another ship, aiming to minimize detained vessels while awaiting the outcome of legal actions and political responses.
The piece reviews the 1822 act directing county treasuries to fund public works up to last spring’s presentments, noting highland counties had no presentments and urging modification. It reports Mr Gregory’s accident en route to town and his expected return, then details Trinity College examinations for eleven vacant Fellowships with extensive candidate list and staffing.
The program features Bertha’s admired character and a new arc called Myshisedcida with Drary-tane style staging. Cast includes Sir Farcon, Miss Craty, and Mrs Austio. The Grand Burlotta of Friday evening ends with Pear wan performing Apatlo for the Dublin audience’s final night of the delightfully singular show.
May 30 notices list motions by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to regulate enterprising activities in Ireland and by Mr Jones to amend high court practices in Wales. Other items cover Life Annuities registration, various committee reports, and orders of the day with named bills and subjects. Death notices and passenger lists are also recorded, including the Dowager Countess Grey and arrivals from Liverpool and Holyhead.
Fragmentary text shows mentions of a person named TVR DILLON and acronyms or garbled terms. No clear event, date, or organization facts present to summarize into a coherent news item.
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