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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 14, 1817
Page
2
A critique of a new Behet fer work on Europe’s revolutions from 1814 to 1815. The author argues Europe’s obstacles to liberty, targets England, and notes English oligarchy aims to sow civil war and arm governments against the people.
The account describes Congo River entry, mouth breadth, tides and currents near Fathomless Point, and the river's muddy shores. It notes observations by natives, trading canoes, and the ship Sargoes, with barter items like goats, fowls, eggs, palm oil, and an elephant tusk.
Lieut Harkey traced a creek near the Congo anchor point, noting two main branches and twenty perplexing reaches. The party found tiger and elephant remains, various animal signs, an antelope, a wild hog skull, and countless river turtle shells on a sandy beach near stagnant water.
A Kilkenny woollen manufactory is celebrated for its mission to employ and educate the poor, transform Stoneford district, and instill industry and morality. The quarterly prize day awarded 126 silver medals and a golden medal honors a top apprentice as Mr Nowlan extols virtue, punctuality, and public-spirited labor while praising nationwide Irish reform.
The text argues for government support to establish a malt factory enterprise in Ireland, framing it as a moral and public good beyond private gain. It urges Peel to consider this infant undertaking as essential to reform vice, create moral order, and secure peace, asserting government intervention is warranted for promising ventures.
Sporting Intelligence notes the Curragh races started yesterday with several fine matches arranged. Weather is favorable and the overall sport prospects are excellent.
Friday October 10 features a weight for age stakes for three to six year olds. Langolee and Eaton battle, with Miracle and other entries, as Mr. Lane and Mr. Creer contend. Great running anticipated in fine weather with high hopes for the King's Plate winner to carry extra weight.
Wheat in Ireland and Britain tight, output down about one third from last year, flour stocks limited suggesting price rises. Barley good crop but high stained, malting demand strong. oats abundant though uneven ripening. Whiskey steady near 8?8 Guineas with warehoused stock large. Oatmeal scarce as drought reduces mills output. spring prices may rise. Export demand for tea and flour noted alongside ongoing market activity and fairs with cattle, sheep, and horse prices firm.
A fragmented list of consignments dated October 1 shows ships and captains from Liverpool and Belfast unloading diverse cargoes. Notable entries include Mary Catherine from Carnarvon with 42 tops slate, Seven with 247 tons, and Friendship from Liverpool carrying oats, beef, butter, yarn, hides, and other goods. Other vessels note cattle hides, wool, woolen cloth, casks, and spirits among numerous items amid a bustling seaborne trade listing.
Massive Ting reports sailing details from Oct 30 with names such as Aernitan Maryend and Cae therine Evans from Carnarvon Aig Foner alites from Ditto and more. J Saffed William Kearns bound for Wicklow Ceres Prietyt for Ditto Elisabeth Byrne for Galway Se Pacrick and Bridget Veale goods for Corke Welington passengers for Liverpool's Colliern. Brennie Toe Gey Spencer Packet from Holyhead. Carriers sail and a Uibridge packet mail for Holyhead.
Printed for the Proprietors at their Office in Parliament-Urmet, the notice lists subscription options in advance including twelve months and quarterly plans. It references various terms like Cupsav and HW and mentions prices in shillings and pence.
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