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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 10, 1821
Page
1
An 1820s Irish pamphlet style notice defends Sir A. B. Kiso and Lord Courtenay, blasts The Times for invective, and urges fair rent enforcement amid Castle Office oppression. It urges national unity and criticizes tenant distress, with examples from the Courtenay estate and recent arrears cases.
Tenants of Lord Courtenay claim mismanagement of the Courtenay estate has caused outrages and murders in the district. They allege rents were too high and evictions aggressive, with landlords resident abroad and managers enforcing harsh terms. They publish a public statement defending tenant rights and criticizing a recent rent notice.
The article notes a marked rise in government securities across Europe, driven by optimism that Europe will stay peaceful. Investors weigh Russia and Turkey, with speculation centered on how long peace may hold, possible delays in official declarations, and large banking purchases in Scotland.
A letter from Leghorn dated September reports Greek forces defeating a combined Turkish and Egyptian fleet off Constantinople. News from the Peloponnesus and Zante claims Malvasia taken, Neocastro surrender likely, and Patras siege ongoing with strong warlike stores found in the captured depot.
An extract from Jotlor dated Buenos Ayres July 27 discusses improving conditions in South America. It notes the defeats of Ramirez and Guernes, senatorial shifts, and rising confidence as Cordova prepares for a general congress. Mexico and Montevideo politics feature revolts and transitions, with Apodaca ousted and Don Francisco Novella named viceroy, while Montevideo opts to join Brazil under terms likely to require 6,000 European troops. a Havana dispatch reports patriots defeated at Vera Cruz.
Advices from Newfoundland report that the governor embarked August 20 aboard HMS Grasshopper under Captain Buctrn and sailed for Labrador. St John’s notes to August 23 record heavier vessel damages from ice than ever before. England, Scotland, and Ireland saw varied September weather with storms and heavy rains in weeks two and three, while Scotland had better conditions later. Grain markets fluctuated amid concerns in English and Irish districts. Mr. Warde and others of the Dublin company perform at Waterford theatre. The Lord Chancellor named Geo Staunton Lynch magistrate for Galway. The packet Dorset, Captain Cowlay, sailed Monday evening for Bordeaux with a passenger.
The King endured a perilous voyage to Ireland and Calais, with Sir Charles Paget warning of danger as the Royal George bucked a fierce gale. Accounts describe the King’s calm response, praise for Paget and French sailors, and a Brussels theatre visit with lavish royal display and remarks on court etiquette and demeanor.
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